David L
True Blue Fans: Origin Stories of Baseball Fans Living in Enemy Territory
An unofficial podcast with origin stories of fans of the Los Angeles Dodgers who live in Northern California or anywhere other than Los Angeles. How did they become fans? Why are they fans? And how do they stay loyal? These are their True Blue stories.
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Episodes
Angels, A's, and Giants Didn't Stop Him From Becoming a True Blue Dodger Fan - Meet Founder of the Sacramento Area Dodger Fan Group! - Raymond 26.06.2026 35:02
E4 - From Santa Ana to Berkeley and ultimately Sacramento, Raymond has been a True Blue Dodger Fan his whole life. Now he is the founder and leader of one of the most active Dodger Fan groups in the Greater Sacramento Area. Hear his origin story!
Nice, But Deadly: Mina is a True Blue Dodger Fan! (San Mateo) 20.06.2026 45:23
E3 - A Los Angeles transplant since 2000, Mina presents as a nice, mild-mannered Dodger Fan. Just don't wear giants gear to a Dodger World Series watch party! Then all bets are off. Hear here origin story here!
East Bay Origin Story - Jonathan (East Bay) 13.06.2026 39:12
E2 - How does a kid growing up in Oakland A's territory become a True Blue Dodger Fan? Family, friends, and chasing girls, of course! Listen to the origin story of True Blue Dodger Fan Jonathan in this week's podcast.
Third Grade Softball Rebel to True Blue Dodger Fan - Michele (San Jose) 04.06.2026 42:36
E1 - Meet Michele, one of the founding members of the Bay Area Dodger Fans group! Our conversation with Michele delves into her origin story as a Dodger fan in the Bay Area, highlighting the challenges and experiences of being a Dodger fan in enemy territory. It explores the formation of the Bay Area Dodger Fans group and Michelle's personal journey as a Dodger fan, including the dynamics of famil...
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