Explore the poignant tale of _Eephus_, a film about friendship, nostalgia, and the significance of place centered around a small-town baseball park.| The Maurin Academy for Regenerative Studies
Most things, in and of themselves, can be turned into suitable metaphors for life because they’re inextricable from lived experience. Any concrete object can be a metaphor. But nothing captures the ebb and flow of the rhythms of life itself quite like baseball does, with its slow ebbs and swift surges, a sport of opposing forces thrown together into harmony| Bright Wall/Dark Room