Outta The Park

Tom Stephen: Author of a new book on Jeff Healey, his former drummer. Former Toronto radio personality Erin Davis talks about finding a way to move forward after the tragic loss of her 24 year-old daughter, which inspired her new book “Mourning has Broken: Love, Loss and Reclaiming Joy”.

Tom Stephen: Author of a new book on Jeff Healey, his former drummer. Former Toronto radio personality Erin Davis talks about finding a way to move forward after the tragic loss of her 24 year-old daughter, which inspired her new book “Mourning has Broken: Love, Loss and Reclaiming Joy”.

Court is in Session!

Criminal lawyers Adam Goodman and Scott Cowan are joined by Barry Davis to shed light on the Robert Kraft situation.

Robert Kraft is the owner of the NFL’s New England Patriots - a league that has strict rules about crimes of this nature.

What are the exact charges and consequences that Robert Kraft faces? Could these charges be laid if the case happened in Canada? Has there been a comparable situation in Canada?

The Registered Massage Therapy Association used to take out ads devoted to “rub and tugs” in the phone book. WHAT!? Why the hypocrisy now?

How can the Toronto Star run stories dripping with contempt about Kraft and then accept money from ads offering services like the one Robert Kraft was frequenting? There are a ton of questions.

The explanation of a “common body house” is explained.

What are the legal differences between being a customer at a common body house and the owner/operator of this type of established.

Its a case that has been of the highest profile in the news cycle and one that has been largely been dogged by wild speculation. Lets get to the bottom of it.

All that and more…

Its Outta The Court!

Court is in Session!

Criminal lawyers Adam Goodman and Scott Cowan are joined by Barry Davis to shed light on the Robert Kraft situation.

Robert Kraft is the owner of the NFL’s New England Patriots - a league that has strict rules about crimes of this nature.

What are the exact charges and consequences that Robert Kraft faces? Could these charges be laid if the case happened in Canada? Has there been a comparable situation in Canada?

The Registered Massage Therapy Association used to take out ads devoted to “rub and tugs” in the phone book. WHAT!? Why the hypocrisy now?

How can the Toronto Star run stories dripping with contempt about Kraft and then accept money from ads offering services like the one Robert Kraft was frequenting? There are a ton of questions.

The explanation of a “common body house” is explained.

What are the legal differences between being a customer at a common body house and the owner/operator of this type of established.

Its a case that has been of the highest profile in the news cycle and one that has been largely been dogged by wild speculation. Lets get to the bottom of it.

All that and more…

Its Outta The Court!

It’s the Where’s Waldo of Baseball.

We finally caught up with former Blue Jays manager John Gibbons.

John Gibbons joins us from the Gulf of Mexico where he is... well what is he doing? You’ll find out.

Reflecting on his managerial days, John chats about how he dealt with multiple personalities in the clubhouse and how he quashed drama.

How’s his marriage? Is his wife happy with pappy being home so much?

Barry, Matt and John chart what he misses the most about baseball and where he’d like to go next.

Is there a next and, in Gibby’s mind, what does he see as a fit?

The First Pitch asks what does the signing of Buchholz and Norris mean for the Blue Jays rotation? Is a trade looming? What the heck is going on with the Bryce Harper contract? Is it ridiculous ? What does the Harper contract for other upcoming FA’s? All this and more are touched on.

Ask Barry Davis talks Tulo talking. Is there a problem in the clubhouse. Are cliques forming already?

Josh Matlow joins the show to talk about a contest involving Seat Giant.

The results of the Fair or Foul Poll are revealed.

#GibbyTheBest, but you know that…

It’s the Where’s Waldo of Baseball.

We finally caught up with former Blue Jays manager John Gibbons.

John Gibbons joins us from the Gulf of Mexico where he is... well what is he doing? You’ll find out.

Reflecting on his managerial days, John chats about how he dealt with multiple personalities in the clubhouse and how he quashed drama.

How’s his marriage? Is his wife happy with pappy being home so much?

Barry, Matt and John chart what he misses the most about baseball and where he’d like to go next.

Is there a next and, in Gibby’s mind, what does he see as a fit?

The First Pitch asks what does the signing of Buchholz and Norris mean for the Blue Jays rotation? Is a trade looming? What the heck is going on with the Bryce Harper contract? Is it ridiculous ? What does the Harper contract for other upcoming FA’s? All this and more are touched on.

Ask Barry Davis talks Tulo talking. Is there a problem in the clubhouse. Are cliques forming already?

Josh Matlow joins the show to talk about a contest involving Seat Giant.

The results of the Fair or Foul Poll are revealed.

#GibbyTheBest, but you know that…

This is a throw down!

The Godfather of Canuck Rap joins Barry and Matt to chat about the 30 year anniversary of his biggest album, Symphony in Effect.

The boys discuss the legacy of the album and if he feels the weight of being a founding member of Canadian hip-hop. He's got thoughts on the subject and is free with sharing them.

How did "Let your backbone slide" come to be? When did know things had crossed over into superstardom?

Wes charts his transition from rapping to acting and how he landed a spot on Mr. D, with Gerry Dee.

Where is his career headed and why did he feel the need to celebrate 30 years of the Maestro with a brand new album? What's the connection between Neil Young, Leonard Cohan and the Maestro? You'll find out.

The Opening Track features a visit from Kurt Nielsen and discusses the upcoming Elton John Biopic.

Crazy Stories focuses on popping balloons and wedding music brawls. A typical day in the land of ridiculous.

A Pause for Thought and In My Life chart bumps in the road.

The Sessions poll results are revealed.

All that and more...

This is a throw down!

The Godfather of Canuck Rap joins Barry and Matt to chat about the 30 year anniversary of his biggest album, Symphony in Effect.

The boys discuss the legacy of the album and if he feels the weight of being a founding member of Canadian hip-hop. He's got thoughts on the subject and is free with sharing them.

How did "Let your backbone slide" come to be? When did know things had crossed over into superstardom?

Wes charts his transition from rapping to acting and how he landed a spot on Mr. D, with Gerry Dee.

Where is his career headed and why did he feel the need to celebrate 30 years of the Maestro with a brand new album? What's the connection between Neil Young, Leonard Cohan and the Maestro? You'll find out.

The Opening Track features a visit from Kurt Nielsen and discusses the upcoming Elton John Biopic.

Crazy Stories focuses on popping balloons and wedding music brawls. A typical day in the land of ridiculous.

A Pause for Thought and In My Life chart bumps in the road.

The Sessions poll results are revealed.

All that and more...

Court is in Session!

Criminal lawyers Adam Goodman and Scott Cowan are joined by Barry Davis to shed light on sexual assault in minor sports.

At least 222 coaches involved amateur sports, in Canada, have been convicted in the last 20 years.

Is there a profile of the offender? How about the victim? Can there be early warning signs that someone is trending towards a dangerous situation.

The guys discuss working in close quarters with coaches and where to draw the line.

Are these situations becoming more frequent?

A case in Sarnia involving “therapeutic” contact between a coach and his players is used as an example of the grey areas between sexual assault and coaching.

The issue of consent is discussed.

Should there be a testing criteria for coaches? How would that work?

The very nature of assault is laid bare as the fear is that charges that were otherwise minimal might be overblown.

All that and more…

Its Outta The Court!

Court is in Session!

Criminal lawyers Adam Goodman and Scott Cowan are joined by Barry Davis to shed light on sexual assault in minor sports.

At least 222 coaches involved amateur sports, in Canada, have been convicted in the last 20 years.

Is there a profile of the offender? How about the victim? Can there be early warning signs that someone is trending towards a dangerous situation.

The guys discuss working in close quarters with coaches and where to draw the line.

Are these situations becoming more frequent?

A case in Sarnia involving “therapeutic” contact between a coach and his players is used as an example of the grey areas between sexual assault and coaching.

The issue of consent is discussed.

Should there be a testing criteria for coaches? How would that work?

The very nature of assault is laid bare as the fear is that charges that were otherwise minimal might be overblown.

All that and more…

Its Outta The Court!