Thank you Victoria Jackson for this thoughtful & generous review washingtonpost.com/books/2024/08/…

Thanks so much Hopeton Hay !

This week: a look at the social, political & cultural significance of the venues in which the games are played - with Columbia University history professor & "The Stadium" author Frank Guridy; NOW wherever you pod, YouTube or bit.ly/3X9M1LS #GoodSeats 🏟️🎟️🎙️🎧

Yesterday, while driving I turned on the radio and stumbled midway thru this discussion attached below played on Fresh Air about the nuanced history of Stadiums in the U.S.—with Chicago’s United Center and the DNC as a clear backdrop for the conversation. I was particularly

“The Stadium is a work of social history, about the interaction of people, places and ideas, segregation both legal and de facto, mingling and isolation, money and power. This is a series of vivid scenes that add up to a big picture." Frank Guridy tinyurl.com/2swar4bz

The irony is starting to burn

Columbia University professor Frank Guridy on the multifaceted cultural significance of the American stadium; NOW wherever you pod, YouTube or bit.ly/3X9M1LS #GoodSeats 🎧🎙️🎟️🏟️

Friday Morning on Talk 107.3 6:35 Franz N. Borghardt talks 👮‍♂️💉 7:15 Dr John E Wyble, CAE talks 🏛️💵 7:35 Frank Guridy talks 🚢🏛️ 8:20 Penny May Landry talks 🗳️🤝 8:35 Our Mom's BR talks 🐄🍔 Join me from 6-9am

Tulane Stadium: often forgotten facility that was built in the area of N.O. that was formerly sugar plantations worked by the enslaved; home of Tulane football and the Sugar Bowl New Years Day classic from 1935-1974

This week: a look at the social, political & cultural significance of the venues in which the games are played - with Columbia University history professor & "The Stadium" author Frank Guridy; NOW wherever you pod, YouTube or bit.ly/3X9M1LS #GoodSeats 🏟️🎟️🎙️🎧

Thank you Andrew Keen for having me on your podcast!

Cool to see Profe Frank Guridy discussing his new book "The Stadium" on #morningjoe.

“Deeply researched…Frank Guridy's THE STADIUM is a work of social history, about the interaction of people, places and ideas, segregation both legal and de facto, mingling and isolation, money and power...” Available now! Read more on Los Angeles Times ⤵️ #Stadium latimes.com/opinion/story/….

.Frank Guridy "pays due homage to great sports moments but his focus is on social changes rather than pitching changes, with special emphasis on who was kept out of stadiums rather than who made headlines within them...” Read more on The Wall Street Journal ⤵️ #Stadium wsj.com/arts-culture/b…

Interesting interview with Frank Guridy about his new book on the history of stadiums in America. My copy arrived in the mail yesterday, and I started reading it last night. So far, it's interesting. npr.org/2024/08/20/nx-…

Early into Frank Guridy's new book, The Stadium, and phew! Basic Books got themselves a good one!! hachettebookgroup.com/titles/frank-a…

Thanks to Literary Hub for running an excerpt from my chapter "Out at the Ballpark" in THE STADIUM lithub.com/taking-up-spac…

.Frank Guridy chronicles queer athletic activism and when the inaugural Gay Games came to San Francisco. lithub.com/taking-up-spac…

Super excited to chat w/Michael Waters about our new books at our Squawkin' Sports event on 9/26 at DSK w/Patrick Sauer & David Roth. Please come out for a fun and stimulating conversation eventbrite.com/e/squawkin-spo…