Uncommonly Good Books Read by Two Common Guys – Longitude
Join Dave and Nate as they discuss the book “Longitude: The True Story of a Lone Genius Who Solved the Greatest Scientific Problem of his Time” by Dava Sobel.
Nate Hohl & Dave Coleman
Nate and Dave are both Public Service Specialists in the Red Carpet/Talking Books Department. They both enjoy just about any book with a good story, but especially like historical and sports non-fiction.
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Uncommonly Good Books Read by Two Common Guys – When Pride Still Mattered
Join Dave and Nate as they discuss the book “When Pride Still Mattered: A Life of Vince Lombardi”, which shares the life and times of the iconic football coach.
Uncommonly Good Books Read By Two Common Guys – Our Boys
Eight state championships, a 79 game winning streak, an .825 winning percentage, and over 300 career wins. Amazingly, these aren’t the most important things Coach Roger Barta has brought to the football program at Smith Center High School. Join Dave and Nate as they look at Joe Drape’s book, “Our Boys”.
Uncommonly Good Books Read By Two Common Guys – American Creation
Dave and Nate talk about the book, “American Creation”, by Joseph Ellis, which discusses the creation of the United States, and puts our Founding Fathers in a very real light by talking about what they achieved, but also what they were unable to achieve.
Uncommonly Good Books Read By Two Common Guys – The Soul of Baseball
Dave and Nate discuss the book “The Soul of Baseball: A Journey Through Buck O’Neil’s America” by Joe Posnanski, which has the author traveling the country for a year with this baseball ambassador and icon.
Uncommonly Good Books Read By Two Common Guys – Cinderella: Inside the Rise of Mid-Major College Basketball
Dave and Nate discuss the book, “Cinderella: Inside the Rise of Mid-Major College Basketball” by Michael Litos which follows the 2005-06 college basketball season in the Colonial Athletic Association, including the improbable run of George Mason to the Final Four.
