It's parade day at the Apple Blossom Festival, and it's also National Sense of Smell Day. Ahh ... the smell of funnel cake and hot sausage subs; Barry has put them all together in a tribute song to Festival foods.

On 'Hairball Awareness Day' Barry performs one of his better impersonations that he enjoys sharing with fellow cat owners.

It's Apple Blossom week and Barry shares some special memories that he has collected in his 26 years of emceeing the Queen's Dinner. Two stories that he shares on this podcast involve Chevy Chase and Lee Greenwood.

It's Apple Blossom week and on today's podcast Barry talks with the founder of the 'I'm Just Me Movement', Tina Stevens-Culbreath, joined by members of the James Wood cheerleading squad. The float they are sponsoring will promote mental well-being among our area youth and pay tribute to a cheer team member they lost to suicide.

Today is National Audubon Day, Pretzel Day and Kids And Pets Day. On this episode Barry relays the benefits of children learning nurturing abilities through pet ownership, and the importance of age-appropriate explanations when it comes to spaying or neutering our pets.

It's Apple Blossom week and Barry's special guest is the Executive Director of the Festival, Bradley Veach. Their chat includes parades, rides, celebrities (including Terry Bradshaw) and dinners ... The Bloom is BACK!

On this episode, Barry shares the 'gift of gab' he inherited from his parents and how he got to know a faraway 'telemarketer' doing a beer survey.

On National Lost Dog Awareness Day Barry shares a true story of a friend's lost dog and how it found it's way home. It's also Picnic Day, Celebrate Trails Day and Record Store Day.

On this episode Barry celebrates organ donors, Girl Scout leaders, Earth Day and Jelly Beans. He also expresses the awkwardness that we feel when people sing Happy Birthday to us, and tells of what happened to a man who requested his workplace not observe his birthday.

It's National Kindergarten Day, and Barry recites excerpts from the 1986 best seller from Robert Fulghum, "All I Really Need To Know I Learned In Kindergarten."