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.

On National Pig Day, Barry interviews his good friend Marc Jaccard who shares what it's like to live with, and share the bed with, a pet pig named Princess Buttercup.

On National Public Sleeping Day, Barry shares some of the strange places where people have fallen asleep. It's also Tooth Fairy Day ... any idea what the going rate is for a lost tooth?

Barry's guest on the podcast is Lynda Tyler, Board Member of the '2 For 2 Foundation'. The Foundation is raising funds to bring an indoor swim facility and ice rink to the Frederick County/Winchester community. Two of the fundraisers involve setting a Guinness World Record for the 'largest ice cream sandwich' and 'largest human ice cream cone'.

It's National Pistachio Day, and Barry celebrates 'the smiling nut' with a bag of his own, and some advice for the shells.

On this episode Barry observes National Clam Chowder Day and Chocolate Covered Nut Day. On the Brain-Buster Quiz, one in four people admit that they have committed this crime ... what is it?

Today is National Toast and National Chili Day. Barry chats about all things chili, including the chili he and his wife create without meat.

It's National Dog Biscuit Day, and Barry shares a list of healthy fruit and vegetable snacks approved by the AKC. He also discusses his guilt over not buying his dog any biscuits made from lamb, because he himself doesn't like lamb.