Hi, it's Tony. On today's show we'll talk to Tim Kirkchin to see what stood out to him in the opening weekend for baseball.

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In celebration of opening day, we've got a special episode of the moth podcast for you.

The theme is baseball and the surprising ways it connects people.

I gaze out at the players on the field and then I look over at my dad and I realize that in the silence between us that something has changed,

it's like I'm seeing him for the first time.

Two stories about baseball, family, and so much more.

The episode is available right now.

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Previously, on the Tony Cornizer show.

If I find that some person has cash those, like if there's one to Delmarva Power,

a person can't just walk in and sign his name. if there's one to Delmarva Power.

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