Outta The Park

First impressions are everything.

Ohhhh boy, do we make one.

Clayton Richard, one of the newer Blue Jays, joins Barry and Matt to get acquainted with Toronto and the ballyhoo that is Outta The Park.

The guys chat about Canadian weather, the differences between essentials in Canada and the US and, inevitably, the subject of milk arises. It’s nuts what Clayton suggests Canadians do with their milk.

It could also be an inspired thought.

The trio discuss dealing with the family and the baseball life. How do they deal with education? What had they heard about the Blue Jays organization from outsiders looking in?

Clayton charts his come up and his strong sense of family. Was he an athlete in school and what led him to professional baseballing?

In the spirit of Matt Shoemaker, Clayton really takes to sparring with Barry and Matt. It appears as though Michigan and Indiana natives are exceedingly quick witted.

The First Pitch discusses the Blue Jays starting rotation that is seemingly set. It’s unfamiliar for Jays fans to have a manager be so candid about his thoughts on the starting arms.

Ask Barry Davis discusses Dioner Navarro and Freddie Galvis. Is he a stop gap until the Calvary arrives?

The Fair or Foul Poll is divided!

First impressions are everything.

Ohhhh boy, do we make one.

Clayton Richard, one of the newer Blue Jays, joins Barry and Matt to get acquainted with Toronto and the ballyhoo that is Outta The Park.

The guys chat about Canadian weather, the differences between essentials in Canada and the US and, inevitably, the subject of milk arises. It’s nuts what Clayton suggests Canadians do with their milk.

It could also be an inspired thought.

The trio discuss dealing with the family and the baseball life. How do they deal with education? What had they heard about the Blue Jays organization from outsiders looking in?

Clayton charts his come up and his strong sense of family. Was he an athlete in school and what led him to professional baseballing?

In the spirit of Matt Shoemaker, Clayton really takes to sparring with Barry and Matt. It appears as though Michigan and Indiana natives are exceedingly quick witted.

The First Pitch discusses the Blue Jays starting rotation that is seemingly set. It’s unfamiliar for Jays fans to have a manager be so candid about his thoughts on the starting arms.

Ask Barry Davis discusses Dioner Navarro and Freddie Galvis. Is he a stop gap until the Calvary arrives?

The Fair or Foul Poll is divided!

Does the passage of time effect on the sound of musical output?

If Molly Johnson is any indication the answer is a resounding yes. The Canadian singer/songwriter charts her journey from being a teenager playing clubs all the way up to the Junos.

She’s worked with everybody and then everybody else along the way. Molly details her new album and some of the absolute heavyweights she has gracing her tracks. Her collaborations with some of the music industry’s notables make for wonderful tales of productivity.

What style of music has Molly not written in? Why? How did she come to do a cover of Marvin Gaye’s Inner City Blues?

How did a sibling open the doors for musical connections? All these questions and more are answered in her chat with Barry.

The Opening Track focuses on P!nk’s new single and upcoming album. There are some political undertones that hit the mark.

Crazy Stories features a follow up story to the USB found in the seal poop and a lottery ticket switch that resulted in lawful intervention.

A Pause for Thought talks impact.

In My Life bemoans ticket sales.

All that and more….

Does the passage of time effect on the sound of musical output?

If Molly Johnson is any indication the answer is a resounding yes. The Canadian singer/songwriter charts her journey from being a teenager playing clubs all the way up to the Junos.

She’s worked with everybody and then everybody else along the way. Molly details her new album and some of the absolute heavyweights she has gracing her tracks. Her collaborations with some of the music industry’s notables make for wonderful tales of productivity.

What style of music has Molly not written in? Why? How did she come to do a cover of Marvin Gaye’s Inner City Blues?

How did a sibling open the doors for musical connections? All these questions and more are answered in her chat with Barry.

The Opening Track focuses on P!nk’s new single and upcoming album. There are some political undertones that hit the mark.

Crazy Stories features a follow up story to the USB found in the seal poop and a lottery ticket switch that resulted in lawful intervention.

A Pause for Thought talks impact.

In My Life bemoans ticket sales.

All that and more….

Court is in session!

Criminal lawyers Adam Goodman and Scott Cowan are joined by Barry Davis to discuss the legal differences between Toronto’s “Chair Girl” and “Beer Throwing Guy.”

Chair Girl was charged with mischief. What does that charge mean? How much jail time is associated with such a charge, if any?

Is posting the video of the chair throw encouraging copy cats? What of the person that was filming the incident. Are they in any sort of legal trouble?

The case of Ken Pagan, “beer throwing guy,” is examined. The subject in question was given a conditional discharge. What does that mean?

Ken lost his job as a result of his actions. Does he have a case for wrongful dismissal?

Is the beer incident more serious than the chair incident? Does the presence of intent make a difference?

Were these acts pre-meditated? How, as a lawyer, would you be able to determine pre-meditation?

Famous cases are used as precedent when comparing these two scenarios and the differences between knowledge and intention, in the eyes of the law, are explored.

There are many questions, and all are answered.

All that and more…

Its all laid out for you on Outta The Court.

Court is in session!

Criminal lawyers Adam Goodman and Scott Cowan are joined by Barry Davis to discuss the legal differences between Toronto’s “Chair Girl” and “Beer Throwing Guy.”

Chair Girl was charged with mischief. What does that charge mean? How much jail time is associated with such a charge, if any?

Is posting the video of the chair throw encouraging copy cats? What of the person that was filming the incident. Are they in any sort of legal trouble?

The case of Ken Pagan, “beer throwing guy,” is examined. The subject in question was given a conditional discharge. What does that mean?

Ken lost his job as a result of his actions. Does he have a case for wrongful dismissal?

Is the beer incident more serious than the chair incident? Does the presence of intent make a difference?

Were these acts pre-meditated? How, as a lawyer, would you be able to determine pre-meditation?

Famous cases are used as precedent when comparing these two scenarios and the differences between knowledge and intention, in the eyes of the law, are explored.

There are many questions, and all are answered.

All that and more…

Its all laid out for you on Outta The Court.

All the way from Kentucky!

Scott Downs, former Blue Jay rubber armer, joined Barry to chat about his career and where we find him at present.

The guys get into pronunciation of Louisville and volunteering at the high school that he attended. Its a story of full circle.

How was the transition from MLB player to being retired. Was he pacing around the house? Was there a significant change to his body clock?

Barry and Scott dive into some of the proposed rule changes in the MLB and Scott offers his opinion on where he thinks the MLB should go from the perspective of someone who played the game.

He’s quick to laugh and about as nice a person as you’ll ever come across.

The First Pitch discusses the arbitration case with Ryan Tepera and his recent thoughts on the process. Spoiler: he’s not happy.

Ask Barry Davis deals with the aforementioned MLB pace of play rule changes. What is the “microwave era?” Barry explains. What are the guys thinking about the signing of John Axford?

The Fair or Foul Poll takes a definitive stance.

All the way from Kentucky!

Scott Downs, former Blue Jay rubber armer, joined Barry to chat about his career and where we find him at present.

The guys get into pronunciation of Louisville and volunteering at the high school that he attended. Its a story of full circle.

How was the transition from MLB player to being retired. Was he pacing around the house? Was there a significant change to his body clock?

Barry and Scott dive into some of the proposed rule changes in the MLB and Scott offers his opinion on where he thinks the MLB should go from the perspective of someone who played the game.

He’s quick to laugh and about as nice a person as you’ll ever come across.

The First Pitch discusses the arbitration case with Ryan Tepera and his recent thoughts on the process. Spoiler: he’s not happy.

Ask Barry Davis deals with the aforementioned MLB pace of play rule changes. What is the “microwave era?” Barry explains. What are the guys thinking about the signing of John Axford?

The Fair or Foul Poll takes a definitive stance.

Say Hello to Myles Goodwyn.

The founder member, lead singer and principle songwriter joins Barry and Matt on Sessions to chat about his new album and the journey that was April Wine.

He tells a tale of a lost guitar that managed to find its way back to its owner. Its an almost creepy level story that would be, very easily, something out of a movie.

Myles chats about his new blues album and the sequel that is on the way and how recording in 2019 is different than recording in the 1970’s. Myles is quick to extol the virtues of modern technology and how the sonic landscape has changed as a result.

Where does his find inspiration today? What’s the status of April Wine?

These questions are answered as well as a whole lot more.

Crazy Stories details a kinder version of our affable host.

A Pause for Thought talks alpha and omega.

Crazy Stories is adult with a side of roses. Its a valentine special to be sure - all the way from Finland

The results of the Sessions Poll unpack the Grammys.

Say Hello to Myles Goodwyn.

The founder member, lead singer and principle songwriter joins Barry and Matt on Sessions to chat about his new album and the journey that was April Wine.

He tells a tale of a lost guitar that managed to find its way back to its owner. Its an almost creepy level story that would be, very easily, something out of a movie.

Myles chats about his new blues album and the sequel that is on the way and how recording in 2019 is different than recording in the 1970’s. Myles is quick to extol the virtues of modern technology and how the sonic landscape has changed as a result.

Where does his find inspiration today? What’s the status of April Wine?

These questions are answered as well as a whole lot more.

Crazy Stories details a kinder version of our affable host.

A Pause for Thought talks alpha and omega.

Crazy Stories is adult with a side of roses. Its a valentine special to be sure - all the way from Finland

The results of the Sessions Poll unpack the Grammys.