Outta The Park

Court is in session!

Criminal lawyers Scott Cowan and Adam Goodman are joined by Barry Davis to discuss doping in sports, focusing specifically the 2018 Olympics.

Russia comes to the fore as Russian participants were forced to participate under the OAR banner because of teammates testing positive for PED’s.

The guys discuss the definition of integrity in sports and why its against the rules to dope in the Olympics.

Can the Russians cry conspiracy?

All that and more…

Its all laid out for you on Outta The Court.

Court is in session!

Criminal lawyers Scott Cowan and Adam Goodman are joined by Barry Davis to discuss doping in sports, focusing specifically the 2018 Olympics.

Russia comes to the fore as Russian participants were forced to participate under the OAR banner because of teammates testing positive for PED’s.

The guys discuss the definition of integrity in sports and why its against the rules to dope in the Olympics.

Can the Russians cry conspiracy?

All that and more…

Its all laid out for you on Outta The Court.

Fear the beard!

Shoebacca, Matt Shoemaker, one of the newest Blue Jays, joins Barry and Matt to become acquainted with the new scenery that he finds himself in.

The guys welcome Matt to Canada and start the convo off right with talk of hockey, poutine, beer and many other Canadian staples. The OTP boys essentially touch on every Canadian stereotype and become stereotypically Canadian. A dinner date is set up early on that will have Blue Jays fans smiling.

Matt (Shoemaker) discusses his time in the big leagues and a head injury that he sustained that made headlines throughout the MLB. His tale of recovery and the support of his wife is one that is sure to be memorable in the annals of Outta The Park.

He’s instantly affable and spars with the guys immediately. He’s going to fit RIGHT IN!

The First Pitch discusses the retirement of former Blue Jay Ricky Romero and Troy Tulowitzki becoming a Yankee. Matt (The Producer) throws up in his mouth.

Ask Barry Davis discusses the thought that the Blue Jays front office should be all Canadian and when the shift first came into fashion.

The results of the Fair or Foul Poll are revealed and they are pitched to one side.

All that and more, but the big draw is one of the newest Blue Jays making himself known to fans.

The Shoe is on the mound.

Fear the beard!

Shoebacca, Matt Shoemaker, one of the newest Blue Jays, joins Barry and Matt to become acquainted with the new scenery that he finds himself in.

The guys welcome Matt to Canada and start the convo off right with talk of hockey, poutine, beer and many other Canadian staples. The OTP boys essentially touch on every Canadian stereotype and become stereotypically Canadian. A dinner date is set up early on that will have Blue Jays fans smiling.

Matt (Shoemaker) discusses his time in the big leagues and a head injury that he sustained that made headlines throughout the MLB. His tale of recovery and the support of his wife is one that is sure to be memorable in the annals of Outta The Park.

He’s instantly affable and spars with the guys immediately. He’s going to fit RIGHT IN!

The First Pitch discusses the retirement of former Blue Jay Ricky Romero and Troy Tulowitzki becoming a Yankee. Matt (The Producer) throws up in his mouth.

Ask Barry Davis discusses the thought that the Blue Jays front office should be all Canadian and when the shift first came into fashion.

The results of the Fair or Foul Poll are revealed and they are pitched to one side.

All that and more, but the big draw is one of the newest Blue Jays making himself known to fans.

The Shoe is on the mound.

Sandra Bouza, singer/songwriter joins Barry and Matt to chat about her new music, much of which has been inspired by her battles with addiction.

Sandra charts her musical journey, from learning how to play piano on a piece of paper, to grinding it out in the bar scene hers is a story that is told by many, but in a way expressed by few.

She's quick with a quote and feels about music deeply.

The trio mine the depths of darkness and chat about what helped her find her way. Its harrowing.

The Opening Track discusses the unfortunate passing of "Walk of The Earth's" Mike Taylor. Barry chimes in with the richest songwriters on record.

Crazy Stories is gets Playboy-ish whilst calling 911.

A Pause for Thought is for Motorheads while In My Life fronts money.

All that and much, much more.

Lets chat with a wonderful artist, shall we?

Sandra Bouza, singer/songwriter joins Barry and Matt to chat about her new music, much of which has been inspired by her battles with addiction.

Sandra charts her musical journey, from learning how to play piano on a piece of paper, to grinding it out in the bar scene hers is a story that is told by many, but in a way expressed by few.

She's quick with a quote and feels about music deeply.

The trio mine the depths of darkness and chat about what helped her find her way. Its harrowing.

The Opening Track discusses the unfortunate passing of "Walk of The Earth's" Mike Taylor. Barry chimes in with the richest songwriters on record.

Crazy Stories is gets Playboy-ish whilst calling 911.

A Pause for Thought is for Motorheads while In My Life fronts money.

All that and much, much more.

Lets chat with a wonderful artist, shall we?

Sinking ships and headlocks in the Blue Jays Clubhouse.

JP Ricciardi, former GM for your Toronto Blue Jays, stops by to chat with Barry and Matt about his time with the Jays, his impressions of Toronto and where he's headed.

Did he want to be a GM? How did he find his way to Toronto?

The guys discuss the hiring of John Gibbons, his title as a "players manager" and we learn that JP is headed to a new place of employment for the 2019 season. Let just say things are about to get sunny.

Canadian moneyball and payroll are also areas that the guys spend some time touching on.

JP's a hell of a quote and we LOVE it.

Ask Barry Davis discusses nicknames of MLB managers and getting hit in the junk and the after effects of such trauma. Fast food and turtles all feature.

The First Pitch touches on an article from the Globe and Mail that deals with the current situation concerning Marcus Stroman. Is he not a fit in the Blue Jays clubhouse? Does management want to move on from him?

The results of the Fair or Foul Poll deal with our listeners thoughts on the Stroman topic.

All that and much more.

Break out the Massachusetts accent and get ready for some stories.

Sinking ships and headlocks in the Blue Jays Clubhouse.

JP Ricciardi, former GM for your Toronto Blue Jays, stops by to chat with Barry and Matt about his time with the Jays, his impressions of Toronto and where he's headed.

Did he want to be a GM? How did he find his way to Toronto?

The guys discuss the hiring of John Gibbons, his title as a "players manager" and we learn that JP is headed to a new place of employment for the 2019 season. Let just say things are about to get sunny.

Canadian moneyball and payroll are also areas that the guys spend some time touching on.

JP's a hell of a quote and we LOVE it.

Ask Barry Davis discusses nicknames of MLB managers and getting hit in the junk and the after effects of such trauma. Fast food and turtles all feature.

The First Pitch touches on an article from the Globe and Mail that deals with the current situation concerning Marcus Stroman. Is he not a fit in the Blue Jays clubhouse? Does management want to move on from him?

The results of the Fair or Foul Poll deal with our listeners thoughts on the Stroman topic.

All that and much more.

Break out the Massachusetts accent and get ready for some stories.

They've seen a lot of country!

Apryll Aileen, Canadian singer and songwriter has spent her time travelling between New Brunswick, Toronto and Venice Beach. She's worked with a myriad of producers and has crafted an interesting pop/80's retro sound that you're going to adore. She joined Barry and Matt to chat about relationships, songwriting, spirituality and how music found her and not the other way around.

Matt rants - what else is new.

John Muirhead, travelling musician, also joined Barry to Matt to chat about his nomadic pursuits and dish on some of the most intriguing gig stories ever. He talks lyricism and winning awards with the Sessions boys and the three get on like old friends. His tale of a camping trip gone wrong is hilarious.

Kurt Nielsen joins the guys on the opening track to talk ambient music and Aretha Franklin.

A Pause for Thought gets graphic in the novel sense.

In My Life deals with house parties and the single life.

Crazy Stories gets feel good and then streaks its way through hundreds of events.

All that and a heap more. The final Sessions of 2018 and the rubber is meeting the road!

They've seen a lot of country!

Apryll Aileen, Canadian singer and songwriter has spent her time travelling between New Brunswick, Toronto and Venice Beach. She's worked with a myriad of producers and has crafted an interesting pop/80's retro sound that you're going to adore. She joined Barry and Matt to chat about relationships, songwriting, spirituality and how music found her and not the other way around.

Matt rants - what else is new.

John Muirhead, travelling musician, also joined Barry to Matt to chat about his nomadic pursuits and dish on some of the most intriguing gig stories ever. He talks lyricism and winning awards with the Sessions boys and the three get on like old friends. His tale of a camping trip gone wrong is hilarious.

Kurt Nielsen joins the guys on the opening track to talk ambient music and Aretha Franklin.

A Pause for Thought gets graphic in the novel sense.

In My Life deals with house parties and the single life.

Crazy Stories gets feel good and then streaks its way through hundreds of events.

All that and a heap more. The final Sessions of 2018 and the rubber is meeting the road!