In 1999, Jim Morris found himself as the high school baseball coach in the small town of Big Lake, Texas. Little did he know that a deal made with his team would ultimately set him on the most improbable and inspiring journey to Major League Baseball. Walt Disney later adapted his remarkable story into the uplifting film, “The Rookie.” Today, he joins me to share his extraordinary experience and provide a source of inspiration for others.
Fair Game 249 - Cliff Munson, Siskiyou Golden Fair
Fair Game 248 - Roberto the Magnificent, Crazy Comedy Stunt Show
Roberto the Magnificent is one of the most energetic and crowd-pleasing performers in the country. Performing everything from NBA half-time shows to corporate events as well as state & county fairs, Roberto’s high energy show has to be seen to be believed. We talked about Covid as well as the challenges of having a family while being a touring entertainer.
Fair Game 247 - Jennifer Dunn, The Linn County Fair
Jennifer Dunn is the Vice President of The Linn County Fair and the chair of the YPI Steering Committee. Her fair board and staff is made up 100% of volunteers. Working together with her team attendance has risen from 6,000 to 45,000 guests for their late July fair. On the episode we talk about how they’ve navigated Covid. Plus! What catches her eye at the IAFE trade show?
Fair Game 246 - Josh & Lea Knotts, Extreme Illusions & Escapes
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Fair Game 245 - Todd Boltin, Variety Attractions
Todd Boltin has been booking entertainment into events for over three decades. He’s been nominated 13 times for the Academy of Country Music’s Talent Buyer of the Year award and he took home the honor in 2010. In 2016 after more than 30 years with Variety Attractions he purchased the company from founder George Moffett. Today on the show he shares his insights into how our industry recovers from this pandemic.









