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Listeners, you are in for an early Christmas present, because this story is a treat. It comes all the way from 2016 when Jack was a thoughtful lad of 13 – and this story has become part of our family Christmas history and soon you will see why. So grab some egg nog, take a seat by the fire, and get ready for…The Green Folder that Ruined Christmas.

We say goodbye to the baseball season, but we also say goodbye to our youngest son as he heads off to college. Some reflections from an "empty" nest.

Camping trip with old friends, boys, knives, and fires. Heavily features the Fizzybees. Check out at https://open.spotify.com/album/1NIqqcCQ1SXSOJSZZP2k4H?si=bVLjryEgQlKh0ev1d4-qeQ

Yankees fans get the first chance to boo the cheating Astros. But this baseball story turns into a story about a father seeing his son leave the nest.

A tense and tumultuous tale of Alex's first AAU National Championships in 2016. Plus an update on where Alex is now.

Derek Jeter's biggest 11-year-old fan goes to the final game of Derek's career. 

In celebration of Pride Month, it's the story of Alex coming out. It's emotional and  touching, with a few laughs. Also, don't miss the bonus ending.

Two little league stories that will have you at the edge of your seat. 

This episode is called “Mike Nuckols, Social Liability” and my wife hates and loves this story. It’s funny but it’s also kind of mortifying. It’s my experience at a party we went to, and it’s not the first time I've proven myself to be problematic in this type of gathering. 

In 2013, our son, Jack wrote all the minor league teams in the area and asked if he could come interview players. A lot said yes and it turned into an amazing experience. Last month’s podcast was about that.

So in 2014, Jack set his sights higher and wrote major league teams to see if he could come interview a player. And the Mets said yes. Which turned into an experience that was just incredible.