Ep 127: Tim competes in a Tecmo Super Bowl Tourney
Ok, I am not the worst player here
The Moonlight Graham Show is all about fun and games but this week’s episode takes that to an all-new level. For episode 127, Tim joined Iowa Tecmo for a tournament at The Keg Stand to put his Tecmo skills to the test. After some confidence-building warmup games, Tim found out just what he had gotten himself into.
With 1993 Buffalo Bills highlights playing on TV, the scene was set for a day spent in a timewarp back to a friend’s basement in the early 90s. The format of the tournament started with pool play that then set the seeding for the 20 man bracket, including the national #1 ranked Tecmo player, Joey Gats. This week Tim sits down with a host of Tecmo veterans from around the midwest, including Duck Hunt world record holder Kyle Nelson.
Enjoy a few interviews with some of the best Tecmo players in the United States.
The underdog podcast needed to sit down with the underdog guy. Tyler O’Shea is a kindred spirit for the Moonlighters out there. O’Shea is researching, writing, and podcasting as he builds his own underdog story with Jokermag.com. Tyler O’Shea has built an incredible underdog storytelling machine. Now, he joins us at the Moonlight Show to break down his top 5 underdog stories from 2022. His list spans the USFL to the NFL and FedEx to the MLB. Tyler O’Shea and Joker Mag know their underdogs, and he came to share.
In an age of sport specialization, the multi-sport athlete is more fascinating than ever. In this week's episode, Tim and Neil discuss the best dual-sport athletes of their lifetimes.
Tim and Tom have the hottest takes on 2021 in the season finale of the Moonlight Graham Show.
26.2. That number represents a lot of things to a lot of people. To some, it is a foolish challenge that takes a lot of time and causes a lot of pain. For others it is something of a symbolic achievement; a goal to push oneself to great limits. This week it is just Tom Griffin and Tim Flattery sitting in the Moonlight Studios to share their marathon experiences.
This week Tim, Tom, and Big Ben are joined by Mrs. Moonlight herself. The crew shares their favorite guests and moments from the podcast over the first 200 episodes. There have been Cyclones and Hawks, ball players and runners, Olympians and pros, and plenty of stories you probably hadn’t heard before.
These days everything feels so divided. It's like the hot takes of sports talk radio and posts on social media have had to get even hotter just to stand out. On top of that, social media went from finding people like yourself to seeking out those you disagree with just to start a fight. Heck, the word troll has taken on a whole new meaning.
At the core of Field of Dreams is a story about a father and son. So what better way to wrap up this season than to focus on Moonlight Tim’s soon to be new job; Dad. Brother Andy and Tom join Tim for a conversation about what it means to be a good dad.
Ethan Bryan was first on the podcast in 2018 when he was in the process of playing catch every day for an entire year. Now, it is our pleasure to bring the author Ethan Bryan onto the podcast to discuss his newly released book, “A Year of Playing Catch”.
Every listener to this podcast knows that a game of catch is rarely just a game of catch. Playing catch is an opportunity to connect with someone, whether you spend that time in conversation or just listening to the pop of the ball hitting the leather. Few understand this more than this week’s guest, Kevin Negaard. Negaard’s journey is nearing his goal of 365 consecutive days of catch. This endeavor has connected him with hundreds of partners, has spanned two continents, and led to two injections in his shoulder.