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The Travel Dads Podcast is nothing more than talking all things travel sports with dads, coaches ( travel, college) pro's, ex pro's, ex ex pro's and maybe a drunk uncle or two along the way. Jason and Jacob are going to gossip girl the shit out of the drama and chaos that goes into being dads of kids in high level, expensive AF travel sports. Welcome and we're glad you're here.
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Jason Corley and Jacob Moreno make youth baseball's equipment rules, roster disputes and organizational questions legible from a parent's perspective.
Travel Dads Podcast turns youth baseball's backstage arguments into candid conversation. Jason Corley and Jacob Moreno work through the decisions surrounding tournaments, rosters and equipment with the urgency of parents already invested in the outcome.
One wrong bat stamp can make you furious; Jason Corley and Jacob Moreno get why.
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A practical gear discussion that clarifies the difference between USA and USSSA bats.
Travel Dads Podcast keeps the focus on a familiar parent problem: which gear is worth the money and which purchases are easy to regret. The discussion stays practical, especially around the difference between USA and USSSA bats, and BaselineSports.us is framed as a place where…
A tired, sharp youth-ball argument that turns a small complaint into a wider fairness question.
Travel Dads Podcast spends this episode moving from ice cream and travel fatigue into a tense argument about youth baseball politics. The strongest stretch is the back-and-forth over tournament loopholes and cherry-picked teams, which feels grounded and keeps returning to the…
A messy, funny youth-sports money debate that keeps circling the same uncomfortable question: who is really paying for the game?
This conversation turns a youth-sports money dispute into something blunt, funny, and a little uneasy, as it works through who can write off what, whether a coach or club is really providing a service, and how fast people settle on a version of the truth that leaves out the part…
A travel-ball conversation that turns one voicemail into a bigger argument about roster control and what keeps the game fun.
EPS015 on Travel Dads stays loose and funny while circling a serious question about travel ball pressure, roster control, and tournament stakes.
An easy dad-to-dad baseball hangout that turns a near-third homer, trainer talk, and travel-ball money into the core story.
Travel Dads Podcast settles into an easy dad-to-dad baseball hangout, built around one kid's hot bat and the small details that make youth ball feel real.
Fast picks, loud angles, moving lines.
Sports bets with the rough edges left in.
Jason Corley and Jacob Moreno kick things off with Bardstown Bourbon and Green River Whiskey reads, then settle into their usual back-and-forth.
Travel Dads Podcast EPS013 Florida w Sal centers on a youth baseball trip to Lake Mary, Florida, where Jason Corley describes coaching pressure for a national team that does not practice every week.
Hosts Jason and Jacob discuss the chaos and drama of being dads with kids in high-level travel sports, with a sponsor segment for bourbon and whiskey.
Hosts Jason and Jacob discuss the chaos and drama of being dads of kids in high-level travel sports, with a focus on a recent emotional weekend.
Hosts Jason and Jacob discuss their experiences as dads of kids in competitive travel sports, including a recent baseball game and a birthday celebration.
Hosts Jason and Jacob discuss travel sports parenting, with banter about Tiger Woods and a sponsored intro for bourbon.
Hosts Jason and Jacob discuss the chaos of being dads of kids in high-level travel sports, with banter about basketball brackets and a long week.
Jason Corley and Jacob Moreno spend the episode on equipment opinions, with most of the conversation focused on bats and what parents should know before they buy.
The host introduces a petition to address frustrations with state of play policies in travel sports, aiming to grow the game for kids.
Jason and Jacob discuss their travel baseball team's experience at the Ripken qualifier tournament, focusing on equipment management failures, competitive concerns about elite teams pooling players together, and philosophical questions about youth sports fairness.
Jason and Jacob dive into the controversial use of 501c3 nonprofit status in travel baseball, discussing its ethical implications, financial transparency, and how it affects families.
Hosts Jason and Jacob discuss travel baseball tournaments and prepare to interview a fellow travel baseball dad.
Two dads discuss the chaos of managing their kids' travel sports schedules, including a last-minute recording session before a basketball game.
Two dads discuss a ranking system from a sports organization and share their morning routine before diving into travel sports topics.
Two dads introduce their new podcast about the chaos and drama of being parents of kids in high-level travel baseball.