This is such an important initiative and it’s amazing that there’s a high quality podcast telling the story and helping bring attention to the struggle for water

Great reporting hopefully something will change!!!

I spend almost 2 weeks on the Reservation within the past 8 years. I was on a guided horse ride so I had sometime to talk to locals. Also there was people that had been on the reservation many time so I got a to learn about living there. I think this podcast is done with an unbiased view. I don’t think the people should give up anything and the government shouldn’t ask for anything. It’s a lot of money to get the water but that’s what’s right. We give to people that aren’t residents of the us, but can’t make things better for people who need it. I bet the cost is way less then what the government has already spend not helping. Keep up the good work and thanks for putting this out there

After listening to this a year ago, MLB finally corrected the flaws this podcast brought up and inserting all Negro League stats. This was an amazing piece of writing and reporting on a major flaw that has been corrected. I hope you feel great knowing your efforts paid off.

Educational, eye-opening, engaging and entertaining. This is a must-listen for any baseball fan, and non-fans alike. I listened to The Forgotten League in a weekend and was sad when it ended.

My dad played for the Monarchs, Clowns and I can’t remember the third team, his name is Sherwood Brewer, nickname Woody, I’m going to definitely start listening to this podcast.

The 6 episodes were enlightening, informative, educational, uplifting, factual, historical, entertaining, thought provoking and down right inspirational. I had moments where I wanted to cheer and I had moments where my eyes welled up with tears. The final episode left me yearning for more, so I hope the stories of the Negro Leaguers/Major Leaguers will continue because six episodes only scratch the surface of these talented hidden figures who were denied their rightful place in history. Vanessa and ABC News and their staff put together a phenomenal series that will resonate in the hearts of many, while carrying on the legacy of my dad Norman “Turkey” Stearnes and the Negro Leagues. The soundtrack is a keeper too. I loved it and I am proud of my daughter Vanessa for completing this two year magnificent project with Madeleine and her awesome staff.

See PenName69, who is triggered by facts and history that clashes with his narrow minded gutless beliefs.

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Vanessa Ivy Rose did a wonderful job orating this series! I didn’t expect to get drawn into the stories, but her emotional connection & delivery made it easy for me to connect and tap in.