The Rhoades Pod: What's the Skinny

The Rhoades Pod: What's the Skinny

by Rich Rhoades
Season 1

D9 basketball great and Duke graduate Sheana Mosch

Sheana Mosch, District 9's all-time leading girls' basketball scorer with over 3,000 points, stops in to talk about her days at DuBois Central Catholic, growing up playing Little League in Clearfield, college basketball and two Final Four trips at Duke, 11 years playing overseas and her current AAU basketball program.

D9 Baseball Dream Team

It's a D9 Baseball Dream team podcast goes over D9 natives who played Major League Baseball. Rich puts together an all-time roster.

Chris Rossetti and PIAA basketball playoffs

Chris Rossetti of D9and10Sports/YDL Sports Network joins the show to discuss the opening round of the PIAA basketball playoffs this weekend. How many D9 teams get past the first round? Chris also touches on the D10 teams to watch and both remember yesterday, 2005 to be specific and what was going on that year around D9. Chris also offers his top cities to travel to along with some food highlights.

D9 wrestling and Bill Mazeroski

It's a wrapup of the District 9 wrestling tournament with interviews with three new Brookville Hall of Famers along with 114-pound champion Cody Householder. The show ends with some talk about Bill Mazeroski and his recent passing. Intro 0:00 D9 Hall of Famers Gavin Park, Eli Morres and Taylor Ortz 2:01 114-pound champion Cody Householder 8:25 More wrestling talk 11:07 Bill Mazeroski and the 1960 Pirates 21:10

Clarion Golden Eagles wrestling: Ethan Wiant and coach Keith Ferraro

Ethan Wiant and coach Keith Ferraro discuss last week's Golden Eagles dual meet win over Buffalo along with the season in general. A graduate senior, Wiant explains what his plans and goals are for the rest of the season and beyond graduating this spring.

Pat Lewis, Penn State DuBois women's basketball

Pat Lewis is the longtime coach of the Penn State DuBois women's basketball coach, in his 19th season. He also coached the Cameron County girls' basketball team for 24 seasons. Coach Lewis talks about recruiting in District 9 and how basketball has evolved since the early days. He explains what the coming shot clock means for the high school game.

Grove City College's Mason Clouse and Thanksgiving week Update

Grove City College sophomore and D9 native Mason Clouse (Redbank Valley) reviews his football season with the Wolverines, who reached the NCAA Division III playoffs. Clouse was a Presidents Athletic Conference 2nd Team defensive back. Intro of show also wrapped up the D9 football season with Port Allegany's Aiden Bliss' record-breaking rushing career coming to an end after the Gators lost to Greenville. Also mention on how Central Clarion standout and Clarion-Limestone Jase Ferguson did on the college gridiron with the Clarion Golden Eagles.

The Rhoades Pod, No. 10: Lehigh University wrestler Nathan Taylor

Lehigh's nationally-ranked heavyweight wrestler Nathan Taylor talks about the upcoming season, his return from a knee injury and his early years learning the sport and playing others in Brookville, Pa.

The Rhoades Pod: Former Major Leaguer Joe Beimel

District 9 native Joe Beimel of Kersey is a former Major League pitcher in a career that spanned 20 seasons in the Majors and Minors. He spoke about a multitude of different things from his career: -- Beginnings, 1990s local scene -- Unretiring/Getting into Business (7:37) -- Signing with Padres in 2021 (13:35) -- Beimel gets into training athletes (19:50) -- Advice to parents (34:15) -- On Social Media at ... (40:15) -- Bowling (42:20) -- Beimel in record book (44:40) -- Beimel's baseball heroes (45:10) -- MLB retired player benefits (47:30) -- Remembering all the stops (51:22) -- Facing the greats, by the numbers (50:50) -- 1 career ejection (not in majors) (59:54) -- Looking back at career (1:01:07) -- Dodgers or Blue Jays (1:01:40)

The Rhoades Pod, Episode 8, 10-15-25: Team USA Wrestler Mick Stormer

Brookville's Mick Stormer talks about his trip to the UWW Veterans Freestyle World Championships in Hungary. Stormer, 43, is an assistant coach for the Brookville Raiders high school wrestling program.
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