Stoop Juice

The real gap isn't talent. It's how we choose to develop. More games. More exposure. More promises. But not always more development.

A more scalable version of handing out unsolicited advice on a folding table in The Bronx

Defying sports-media norms, Jose Franco and Pedro Borbon Jr. swap "writing for agreement" for "writing for reflection." This free, candid biography hits back at the status quote prioritize raw truth over the capitalist pursuit of profit.

A candid, nuanced conversation confronting truth, perception, and growth in baseball culture

What began as a comedian's absurd run for president became a journey through the illusions of fairness, the politics of performance, and the quiet rebellion of embracing insignificance in a spectacle-driven democracy.

Brooklyn's Jose Franco's examination of the cultural, psychological, and historical factors that limit widespread understanding of Che Guevara's philosophical and political complexities.

A former certainty-seeker reckons with ego, empathy, and the performance of virtue—writing not to persuade, but to stay honest in a world that rewards masks.

"Struggling with weight, disillusioned by politics, or just love baseball? These free e-books offer tools for self-reflection, resilience, and reimagining what's possible—no quick fixes, just honest growth."

We must look beyond fear-driven narratives, embracing self-reflection and unity over division. Inspired by Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Country Before Party challenges blind allegiance, urging proactive self-confrontation for America's betterment.

Challenging the Status Quo for America's Future. How Republicans can reflect, rebuild, and realign in the event of a Donald Trump loss in 2024, for a stronger, united nation.