Myths and Stories in Baseball Psychology with Christian Sheppard
Is baseball more than just a game? In this episode of Moore To Consider, Jack Moore sits down with philosopher and author Christian Sheppard to uncover the deeper truths hidden in America’s pastime. From the mental chess match of pitching to the mythic status of players like David Ortiz, they explore how baseball reveals our struggles with failure, instinct, and the human need for meaning. Tune in to discover why this sport may hold the key to understanding not just competition—but life itself.
Guest: Christian Sheppard
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Christian Sheppard
Author
Christian Sheppard, PhD, is a professor of liberal arts at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and former teacher of the “Great Books” at the University of Chicago. He is co-editor of Mystics: Presence and Aporia (University of Chicago Press); has published essays on sports, art, literature, and religion; and lectured at the Chicago Cultural Center, Chicago Shakespeare Theatre, and the Baseball Hall of Fame. A lifelong baseball fan, he lives within walking distance of Wrigley Field.
