It's National Promposal Day, and on this episode Barry admits that he elected to stay home on the night of his senior prom, but he had two good reasons.

On 'National Pack Your Lunch Day', Barry reflects on the clunky, dented, rusted metal lunchboxes that we used to take to school. What characters/picture were displayed on your lunchbox?

On National Barbie Doll Day, Barry is joined by his former radio partner Beverly Farmer who talks about how she used to arrange dates for her Barbie doll.

Barry's special guest on the podcast is Matt Peterson, Executive Director of the 'John and Janice Wyatt Foundation'. Matt shares the news of a community-wide collective impact program that is striving to get all Winchester 3rd graders up to a Third Grade reading level, and why that particular age group is so important for future success.

On National Cereal Day, Barry reflects on the joy of reading the cereal box and 'sending away' for the toys. He also stirs up the memory of cereals that are no longer on the grocery shelves, some which left us way too soon.

Lots to celebrate on the podcast today, including Oreo Cookie Day, Frozen Food Day and Finisher's Medal Day. Barry shares an inspiring story about a young runner who carried a folded up note from her dad in each of her races.

Today is National Cheese Doodle Day, and Barry has devoted the podcast to one of his 'go-to' snacks: Cheese Doodles, Cheetos, Cheese Curls, Cheese Puffs ... whatever the name, it adds up to addictive consumption. The answer as to what you call the orange residue on your fingers after snacking is also revealed.

On 'National Sons Day', Barry shares two stories of things his young son taught him about 'living in the moment'. Tartar sauce, pound cake and colonoscopies also find their way into the podcast.

Barry's special guest today is Shelly Lee, longtime educator, swim instructor and seasonal leprechaun. Shelly talks about a 'Pot of Gold' fundraiser on St. Patrick's Day for the '2 For 2 Foundation' and the goal of building an indoor swim/ice rink facility.

On Dr. Seuss Day, we celebrate Read Across America and perseverance. Barry reminds his listeners that Dr. Seuss's first book was rejected by 27 publishers. The podcast highlights other 'never give up' stories.