Breakfast With Barry Lee

Barry's guest on the podcast today is artist Kirby Lewis. Kirby is constructing a tactile collage made up of pictures of veterans (past and present) that will be displayed permanently in a Winchester restaurant (Claudio's Pizza), and he needs podcast listeners to email those pictures.

It's 'Singles Awareness Day' and on this episode Barry explores the benefits of 'always being there for myself', or as some describe it, 'independently owned and operated'.

It's a busy podcast on this Valentine's Day as Barry reflects on the Super Bowl from yesterday, and then jumps into some of the ancient traditions for finding a mate. Tune in as he slings some sentimental sass to his bride.

On this the next biggest day for food consumption in the U.S. (behind Thanksgiving), Barry shares some gastro-trivia and on the 'Brain Buster' asks, "This is the slowest weekend for what?"

On this 'special edition' podcast, Barry interviews his Uncle Walter Grunder on his 100th birthday. Walt was a navigator on a B-17 bomber in World War II and received The Purple Heart.

In addition to today being Peppermint Patty Day and Make A Friend Day, Barry shares his idea of how to move peace talks along in Ukraine by way of Girl Scout Thin Mints.

On National Umbrella Day Barry reveals the sinister side of an umbrella's life. On the Brain Buster Quiz, this shows up on 14% of tattoos, what is it?

In celebrating National Pizza Day, Barry poses this public safety question: "When you see a pizza delivery vehicle approaching in your rearview mirror and the light is illuminated on top, are you supposed to pull over?"

On Boy Scouts Day and Kite Flying Day, Barry relives his kite-flying days and ponders the indestructible qualities of celery strings.

On this episode Barry shares his 'go-to' show on Sunday nights: "All Creatures Great And Small." From the original series in the late 70's to visiting James Herriot country in 2019, to the new series on PBS ... he's hooked.