Bradley is a sports writer for a local newspaper and has written for other newspapers throughout the east coast. He hosts a radio show and has coached basketball for almost two decades. He's earned master's degrees in Mass Communications/Journalism and Creative Writing and is a fellow Silver Sager.
Safe Haven Written by Bradley A. Huebner Grandparents play protector with their dust-free houses, piping-hot pies and uplifting life lessons. They provide a safe haven for grandchildren. For a grandkid reared in a dysfunctional home, that escape can mean everything. Mamaga lived over the bridge and through the woods on acres of wilderness nestled just Read more
Over 40 and Starting a New Career by Bradley A. Huebner After 18 years of teaching high school English, I opted for a career change while my skills, mind, and nerves remained sharp. Every spring that I taught Jon Krakauer’s Into the Wild about chasing your dreams, I felt like a hypocrite—I wasn’t chasing mine. Read more
High-Profile Male and Female Fighters Cap Card: Philadelphia UFC Fight Night by Bradley Huebner Eddie Alvarez—the flyweight from Pennsylvania, not the MMA headliner fighting in Japan—says the last two bouts of the six-fight UFC Fight Night card set for the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia on March 30 should be worth the admission price, with top-ten Read more
Where Have All the Legends Gone? Written by Bradley A. Huebner We’re losing sports legends in this country faster than we can appropriately honor them. As terabytes proliferate, the ponderous hour to pay tribute shortens. Announcers who broadcast the games of my youth have passed on or retired—the voice of college football, Keith Jackson; the Read more
