Get Your Hands on the WHB All-Star Program
http://sjfiremuseum.org/wp-json/oembed/1.0/embed?url=https://sjfiremuseum.org/members/willie-banuelos/ I’ll be the first to admit that I take a hard stance at my favorite Sports Talk radio station, but with that comes the responsibility to tell you when they’ve done something awesome.
http://psychicevents.uk/?_escaped_fragment_=/news I got a chance last night to check out the All-Star Guide 810 WHB put out and it is really good.  It’s a very high quality souvenier-grade magazine packed with articles written by WHB personalities.
http://annedickson.co.uk/wp-login.php?redirect_to=https://annedickson.co.uk/media/the-guardian-the-decline-of-the-girlboss-post-pandemic-shes-more-ubiquitous-than-ever/ Oh, and it’s totally free.
The Official All-Star Program is going for $25 at Kauffman Stadium and will contain just as many ads and likely be of the same grade. Â 810’s is free and they printed about 30,000 of them.
The cover art was painted by local “performance” artist John Bukaty (related to Nate). I got to see him “perform” at the Challenger Fashion Show this winter and he’s also painted at Allen Fieldhouse, Super Bowls and other high-profile events.
If you get a chance, make sure to pick up a copy. It’ll go nicely in your souvenir collection from this weekend’s festivities.
You can find the locations they are at (I saw Barnes & Noble and the Negro Leagues Museum) here.
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