Geoff Giordano
APBA Football Club Podcast Network
The APBA Football Club was launched on Jan. 28, 2011. Bringing the game of APBA Football into the social media world, we offered everything from interviews with APBA icons and players, method-of-play tutorials, close study of the game's player cards and results boards, and much more. In August 2013, we held the first full APBA Football-only tournament at the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton. After an initial run from 2011-16, we're back to assist in further promoting and educating the APBA community. 66s to all! For podcast ideas and feedback, email apbafootballcluboriginal@gmail.com
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Geoff Giordano
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29 juin 2024
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Ep 6 | 2019 APBA Hall of Famer Woody Stundenmund on 60-plus years of playing and collecting APBA 15.06.2021 47:05
Woody Studenmund began playing APBA in 1958, cofounded the North East League in 1960, and remains intensely active in the game. His collection of artifacts owned by company founder J. Richard Seitz is legendary, and his "APBA-tite" for the game undiminished. He also wrote for the APBA Journal beginning in the early 1970s. Woody is a professor at Occidental College in Southern California, where he...
Ep 5 | Steve Stein discusses his APBA card computer, good game design, 1896 baseball project, custom sets 15.06.2021 43:23
Steve Stein, creator of Compuduck Sports Software (Steve's APBA Card Computer) joins us for a far-reaching discussion what constitutes accurate and enjoyable sports simulations — and how the two concepts don't always mesh into a good game. Steve's APBA Card Computer: https://compuducksports.com/ Minden Cricket: https://www.mindencricket.com/
Ep 4 | APBA Football veteran Bobby Porter on playing in 3 leagues, FTF strategy, best way to use players 15.06.2021 51:02
APBA Football veteran Bobby Porter has performed a rare hat trick, playing as a member of three APBA Football leagues: Florida's Suncoast Football League, founded in 1979; Ohio's National Card Football League, created in 1981; and the NCFL offshoot American Card Football League. Porter details his draft and face-to-face experiences, the SFL's unique results boards, optimal player usage in FTF leag...
Ep 3 | An APBA Life: Bill Lilley, the ’72 Fins, ’68 'Boys, tourney play and brushes with sports celebs 15.06.2021 1:14:43
Bill Lilley’s recent write-ups of his 1972 Dolphins replay (reissue season calculated for master boards) deftly recapture the magic of those colorful ’70s APBA football brochures. Small wonder — turns out he’s a newsman like myself. Now living in Thailand, he hails from near Canton, Ohio (and just missed out on our inaugural 2013 conference at the Pro Football Hall of Fame). In our deep-dive...
Ep. 2 | A deep dive into APBA Football method and history with replay god — and now LEAGUE COACH — Greg Barath 15.06.2021 1:19:06
APBA Hall of Famer Greg Barath is perhaps the most prolific APBA Football replayer the game has known. Continually refining his method, Greg has been publishing his methods, results and tutorials for more than 15 years on his blog, YouTube and Delphi's Between The Lines forum. Having joined the ranks of the most illustrious names in APBA in 2016's HoF induction ceremony, Barath is tack...
Ep. 1 | State of APBA Football: Our mission; promotion, evolution of the game; the basic vs. master question 15.06.2021 1:01:48
After a hiatus of several years, the original APBA Football Club is back in action. Launched on Facebook in January 2011 by Geoff Giordano, the AFC serves not only the APBA Football community but the APBA community at large with a combination of playing tips, game history, interviews with leading voices of Hall of Famers and longtime players and other unique content geared to promoting the game an...
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