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Famed Yale anthropologist William Kelly has dedicated years to the study of Japanese baseball, using the sport as a window into the culture. He discusses his work here with Red Sox historian Gordon Edes and BU graduate Chris Stokum
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Dr. Eric Ding, an epidemiologist, nutritionist, and health economist, did some landmark research on the links between BMI (body mass index) and baseball players. Currently a Visiting Scientist at the Harvard Chan School of Public Health, Ding discusses the place where pro ball, politics and public health come together with BU grad student Chis Stokum
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The great Yale professor of anthropology, William Kelly, discusses some of the history of Harvard-Yale football with Red Sox historian Gordon Edes and BU graduate student Chris Stokum
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Red Sox chairman Tom Werner tells of his undergraduate days at Harvard, and his connection to The Game in this podcast with Red Sox historian Gordon Edes and Boston University graduate student Chris Stokum
