Patrick Renna

Holding Kourt

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Sports:baseball, Business, Non-profit, Society & Culture, Sports, Baseball

5.0 • 582 Ratings

🗓️ 14 January 2026

⏱️ 57 minutes

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The Turners are joined this week by special guest, Patrick Renna, actor, dad, viral Tiktoker and children's book author. They talk about their shared experiences in parenthood and Patrick discusses the jump from 1 to 3 kids. Kourtney gives her hot take on NFL team loyalty as Patrick explains which teams he cheers for in each sport. Kourtney asks how the 'Chubby Gingers' got their start dancing choreographed Tiktoks and requested that Justin make a cameo with the group. Patrick details his time with the Savannah Bananas and his highly pressurized at bat during a banana ball game in Anaheim. Justin asks Patrick about his experience acting in the Sandlot at the age of 13 and if he would change anything about the movie. Patrick chats about the children's book her wrote and explains some of the life lessons in it. Justin asks how it was teaming up with Joe Kelly at the Justin Turner Golf Classic. The trio wraps up the episode with the some rapid fire questions. Social Media - Follow Patrick: @patrickrenna Follow Holding Kourt: @holdingkourt Follow Kourt: @court_with_a_K Follow Justin: @redturn2

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0:00.0	Hi everyone and welcome to episode 158 of the holding court podcast. Today we're joined by Patrick Renna, actor, viral TikToker, dad, and new children's book author. We'll chat about why he thinks the sandlot is still resonating with audiences over 30 years later, his loyalty to Boston sports, and I'll try to get him to invite Justin to join his ginger dance group
0:21.9	and we'll find out what it's called. All coming up right now on holding court.
0:28.2	Boom, bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, pal la la la pa pa pa pa pa-a-pum.
0:33.6	Boom, bum, bum, bum, bum.
0:38.3	Hello.
0:40.3	Hi.
0:43.7	How's it going over there with three kids now?
0:45.6	Oh my gosh.
0:47.0	Well, you guys know a little bit.
0:48.6	We know one third.
0:50.7	We have a year and a half now. Yeah, one third.
0:52.0	Yeah.
0:52.3	I will say the jump from one to two is crazy.
0:56.0	The jump from two to three is crazier, but not really because you're already used to it.
1:01.0	Like I asked this mother of four once, I was like, what's the hardest one?
1:05.0	And she said the second for sure, because you don't know what you're doing.
1:09.0	Three and four was like nothing because you know
1:11.5	they start to raise themselves at that point it's just muscle yeah and there's also a nice age
1:18.2	difference like my eight-year-old helps out with the new the new girl a lot and stuff so oh that's
1:23.6	perfect i always i was the five-year-old i always joke with my teammates when they go from two to three.
1:28.4	I go, dude, like, how's the adjustment? And they're like, oh, no, I go, I mean, like going from man defense to his own defense, right? Like, yeah. It's got to be a big jump. Yeah, it's true. The way we handle it is I'll take the boys. is if we need like, if they need to all be separated,
1:44.6	I'll take the boys out.
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