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Season 3, Episode 9: Local Community Leader Eric Kearney
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Summary
In this engaging conversation, Eric Kearney, the president and CEO of the Cincinnati African American Chamber of Commerce, shares his journey from growing up in Cincinnati to becoming a prominent figure in law, business, and politics. He reflects on his early baseball memories, favorite players, and the evolution of the Cincinnati Reds.
The discussion also touches on the importance of community engagement, the role of the Cincinnati Herald, and the future of baseball in the African American community. Eric's insights into local culture, sports, and personal anecdotes create a rich narrative that resonates with Reds fans and community members alike.
Taskeawaus
- Eric Kearney has a diverse background in law, business, and politics.
- Growing up in Cincinnati shaped Eric's love for baseball.
- Little League memories are a significant part of Eric's childhood.
- Davy Concepcion is Eric's all-time favorite player.
- The Reds' glory days are a cherished memory for many fans.
- Baseball's popularity is challenged by the rise of other sports.
- Community engagement is crucial for the Reds' future.
- The Cincinnati Herald focuses on positive community stories.
- Football has surpassed baseball in popularity among younger fans.
- Local cuisine, like Skyline and Agla Mises, is a beloved part of Cincinnati culture.
Sound Bites
- "I ended up getting a single."
- "I think Elle is amazing."
- "I grew up only on Skyline."
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