Breakfast With Barry Lee

Barry's guest on today's episode is 'Charlie' the dog, and the two humans that interpret for him, Mike Wallace and Tammy Ryan. Charlie is the star of some new children's books that focus on kindness and responsible pet ownership.

CCAP of Winchester has been helping neighbors in need for 48 years. On this episode, Barry interviews the 'founding mother' of the organization and how it all began in 1974.

On National Hammock Day, Barry reflects on the feeling of levitating and loving life from sling of a hammock. He also reports what his friend in England is going through with the record heat wave.

Barry celebrates National Junk Food Day with some trivia (are Oreos black or brown?) and a unique story about a cookie thief.

Who sells the most grilled hot dogs in North America, and what message keeps showing up in Barry's family 'fortune cookies' since his kids were small? It's National Hot Dog and Fortune Cookie Day on the podcast.

Barry shares the highlights of his 48th Family Reunion and how his cabin was turned into a cruise ship for a two day voyage. Then there's the reunion in the late 70's where cousin Charlie climbed a tree ... well, you'll have to tune in to hear why relatives were running into the house to call the law.

On today's episode, the origins and meanings behind some pretty common 'catch phrases'.

On this podcast Barry salutes the inventor of the 'weed-eater', George C. Ballas, Sr. and reflects on the years of trimming with hand-powered grass shears.

No pointing and no giggling ... today is National Nude Day. It's also 'Mac and Cheese Day' as Barry celebrates one of America's favorite comfort foods.

On this episode, singer-songwriter-poet-educator-friend Rich Follett shares a 'small world what are the odds' story with Barry.