Today is 'Do Something Nice Day' and on the podcast Barry shares how a co-worker eased the pain of losing his father with a simple gift that he found on his desk when he returned from bereavement leave.

How appropriate that National Taco Day falls on a Tuesday ... Taco Tuesday! It's also Vodka Day and Barry's main topic is how we squint and deny that our vision is changing, before we begin to accumulate a lovely assortment of cheap reading glasses.

On this podcast Barry reflects on our hair, including how many we lose on average in a day. Plus, being October, it's officially Pumpkin Spice season, and by the way, what name did you give your car?

On this episode, Barry celebrates National Chewing Gum Day and Mudpack Day. Speaking of the face, he talks about how wearing a COVID mask covers our imperfections and shares a story from his youth about a stray lug nut that found his face at a stock car race.

On this episode Barry pays tribute to the family's 14 year old cat Sydney, and shares some fun stories about what made her unique ... like her love of vacuum cleaners and power tools.

It's National Drink Beer Day and Barry shares some malty history about the world's favorite adult beverage. Plus, he toasts NASA on it's test Monday night to nudge an asteroid off course 7 million miles away.

In addition to National Forgiveness Day and Corned Beef Hash Day, on today's "Brain Buster" Barry's question is: Doing this 6 times in a row can make you look 'clingy' ...

In addition to National Family Day and Pancake Day, Barry confesses the embarrassment of 'losing' your car in a parking lot, and trying not to look like you're lost.

49 films and 12 guest filmmakers for Q and A: It's the Winchester Film Club's 15th "Lost Weekend" Film Festival and the founder, Andy Gyurisin is Barry's guest on the podcast.

On this first day of Autumn, Barry welcomes local author William F. Gray to the podcast to discuss his new psychological thriller, "The Man Behind The Door". The mystery is full of suspense, heartache and twists and is inspired by the struggles of William's father.