Baseball · Meet at the Mitt
by Meet at the Mitt
For fans of the Seattle Mariners.
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I’ve tried several Mariners podcasts. This is my favorite — they know the club and they her the right mix of fandom and criticism.
Meet at the Mitt is a good listen for all things Mariners. Like most podcasts, episodes tend to go on for a while, but the hosts are super knowledgeable. It’s the pod home of Lookout Landing, the best online community/support group for M’s fans.
I’ve been listening to the podcast since it started, and it has always been such a lovely source of truth for Mariners content and discussion
Don’t listen to the bigots and snobs popping up in the other reviews! Great show, nice people who care about baseball AND things like kindness and decency and equity (heaven forbid!). The only baseball podcast I’ve found where you can hear a female perspective and a Grindr joke.
I fancy myself someone who likes dialoguing baseball as a method of resting my mind from considering other items of deep consequence. I find it refreshing that the hosts of this podcast seem to look at Mariners fandom through a similar lens. They are well-spoken, insightful, precise thinkers and jokers who treat their idioms with care, don’t mix their metaphors, and apply worldly and empathetic dispositions to their discussion of good ol’ baseball. I consider these cool kids to be magnitudes more enjoyable than any other Mariners podcast, and I encourage the others to take a queue or two from Lookout Landing. Update - I am adding a note in this review to encourage Evan and the other hosts of the B-squad to be careful and intentional with their lexical and idiomatic choices. It seems that with each episode, I say to myself more times, “I do not think this person knows what that word means.” Perhaps add a host to this squad who has a background in writing or performance, rather than audio tech. I love this show, and it’s getting tough to listen, y’all! The latest episode pushed me over the edge, friends. I adore Kate and John. You two have been there for me through hard times with delightful and insightful thoughts on life and sport. But with five ad breaks and platitudinal, non-insightful takes from Evan - combined with recent JV squad episodes - I have to sign off for now. I’ll keep reading the posts and will check back in a few months to see if things have changed. Sincerely, thank you Kate and John. Checked back in today and Evan said that he found the M’s play to be “disparaging” on the episode. I give up. This makes me so sad. I miss the old days. Words have meanings. Read books before you fill the space with your words. GAH!! Guys. Just do the MINIMUM amount of work and Google the title you’re about to give an episode. It’s “All Quiet on the Western Front”. This alone is not egregious. But it is symptomatic of the larger problem with this show. It’s hard for me to care about a show that the editor doesn’t care enough about to learn what words mean and do a tiny bit of research.
This podcast has potential to be really great but it’s a toss up as to what you get, depending on the week. Some hosts are great and offer good insight, while others are practically unlistenable. No one wants to hear long drawn out metaphors about nonsense. Just get to the point. Oftentimes the audio is really bad. Obviously it’s low budget, but sometimes it sounds like someone is recording through a 2008 iPod headphone mic while on the bottom of the ocean in the Titan Submersible.
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