Outta The Park

A little bit Country.

Actually, a whole lot.

Kelsi Mayne, buzzing Canadian Country Star, joined Barry in studio to perform and chart her journey.

She talks dive clubs in small towns and the push from unlikely sources to move her talents to the big city.

Joined by her guitarist Annette, the trio discuss nursing school, festivals and the songwriting process that involves mining the depths of emotion. Kelsi’s featured on the NHL’s Hometown Hockey. How’d that happen?

She’s affable, her voice is lush and emotive and she’s a wonderful conversation. You’re gonna love Kelsi.

Kurt Neilsen joins us from a streetcar to discuss the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees on the Opening Track.

Crazy Stories deals with nuptials and Father Christmas freak outs.

All that plus the results of the Sessions Poll.

Hop up in the bar and dance away.

Kelsi will join ya!

A little bit Country.

Actually, a whole lot.

Kelsi Mayne, buzzing Canadian Country Star, joined Barry in studio to perform and chart her journey.

She talks dive clubs in small towns and the push from unlikely sources to move her talents to the big city.

Joined by her guitarist Annette, the trio discuss nursing school, festivals and the songwriting process that involves mining the depths of emotion. Kelsi’s featured on the NHL’s Hometown Hockey. How’d that happen?

She’s affable, her voice is lush and emotive and she’s a wonderful conversation. You’re gonna love Kelsi.

Kurt Neilsen joins us from a streetcar to discuss the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees on the Opening Track.

Crazy Stories deals with nuptials and Father Christmas freak outs.

All that plus the results of the Sessions Poll.

Hop up in the bar and dance away.

Kelsi will join ya!

Court is in session!

Criminal lawyers Scott Cowan and Adam Goodman are joined by Barry Davis to discuss a class action law suit, filed on behalf of former Canadian Hockey League players, against the WHL, OHL and QMJHL.

The players attest that they are being unfairly compensated in relation to the amount of revenue the leagues are collecting.

Kumail Karimjee, Human Rights Lawyer, joins the conversation to shed light on if and how this situation falls into any human rights violations.

What constitutes being considered an employee of the team and how minor league players are paid is discussed.

Topics such as minimum wage and the employment standards act are all touched on.

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 a class action law suit, filed on behalf of former Canadian Hockey League players, against the WHL, OHL and QMJHL.

The players attest that they are being unfairly compensated in relation to the amount of revenue the leagues are collecting.

Kumail Karimjee, Human Rights Lawyer, joins the conversation to shed light on if and how this situation falls into any human rights violations.

What constitutes being considered an employee of the team and how minor league players are paid is discussed.

Topics such as minimum wage and the employment standards act are all touched on.

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 a class action law suit, filed on behalf of former Canadian Hockey League players, against the WHL, OHL and QMJHL.

The players attest that they are being unfairly compensated in relation to the amount of revenue the leagues are collecting.

Kumail Karimjee, Human Rights Lawyer, joins the conversation to shed light on if and how this situation falls into any human rights violations.

What constitutes being considered an employee of the team and how minor league players are paid is discussed.

Topics such as minimum wage and the employment standards act are all touched on.

All that and more…

Its all laid out for you on Outta The Court.

The Architect joins us.

Alex Anthopoulos, former GM of The Toronto Blue Jays, joined Barry and Matt to discuss his time with Jays and the magic of the 2015 season.

Alex is exceedingly candid when analyzing and assessing the moves he made for Canada’s team. He discusses the trading of Roy Halladay and how that trade affected him as an early GM.

The guys recount the Yunel Escobar incident, one that affected Alex deeply and one that he felt helped to learn some valuable lessons.

He’s open and affable and Toronto misses him.

The First Pitch talks Tulo and dives into the recent trend of Blue Jays GM Ross Atkins being more transparent than he ever has.

Ask Barry Davis touches on players being managers, hot dogs and eBay and Dwight Howard’s brother. Eye injuries at MLB games are laughed at.

Raj Suppiah joins us from the medical room to discuss back spasms and how to deal with them.

Speaking of Hot Dogs, the Fair or Foul Poll has its bun steamed.

All that and much more.

Lets sit in the front office and let AA hold court.

The Architect joins us.

Alex Anthopoulos, former GM of The Toronto Blue Jays, joined Barry and Matt to discuss his time with Jays and the magic of the 2015 season.

Alex is exceedingly candid when analyzing and assessing the moves he made for Canada’s team. He discusses the trading of Roy Halladay and how that trade affected him as an early GM.

The guys recount the Yunel Escobar incident, one that affected Alex deeply and one that he felt helped to learn some valuable lessons.

He’s open and affable and Toronto misses him.

The First Pitch talks Tulo and dives into the recent trend of Blue Jays GM Ross Atkins being more transparent than he ever has.

Ask Barry Davis touches on players being managers, hot dogs and eBay and Dwight Howard’s brother. Eye injuries at MLB games are laughed at.

Raj Suppiah joins us from the medical room to discuss back spasms and how to deal with them.

Speaking of Hot Dogs, the Fair or Foul Poll has its bun steamed.

All that and much more.

Lets sit in the front office and let AA hold court.

The Architect joins us.

Alex Anthopoulos, former GM of The Toronto Blue Jays, joined Barry and Matt to discuss his time with Jays and the magic of the 2015 season.

Alex is exceedingly candid when analyzing and assessing the moves he made for Canada’s team. He discusses the trading of Roy Halladay and how that trade affected him as an early GM.

The guys recount the Yunel Escobar incident, one that affected Alex deeply and one that he felt helped to learn some valuable lessons.

He’s open and affable and Toronto misses him.

The First Pitch talks Tulo and dives into the recent trend of Blue Jays GM Ross Atkins being more transparent than he ever has.

Ask Barry Davis touches on players being managers, hot dogs and eBay and Dwight Howard’s brother. Eye injuries at MLB games are laughed at.

Raj Suppiah joins us from the medical room to discuss back spasms and how to deal with them.

Speaking of Hot Dogs, the Fair or Foul Poll has its bun steamed.

All that and much more.

Lets sit in the front office and let AA hold court.

On location at The Scotiabank Arena.

Barry Davis had the pleasure of joining the guys from The Glorious Sons, backstage, before their show in Toronto’s largest arena.

Brett and Jay Emmons, brothers and founders of the band, chart the bands genesis and the songwriting process that has helped to propel them into a new generation of buzz worthy rock acts.

A discussion ensues that discusses how a new set of producers changed the way the band works and it’s influence on their sound.

They’re on the rise and we caught up with them to talk about it.

The Opening Track discusses the Rolling Stones and The Beatles - so pretty much Rock royalty.

Crazy Stories uses the Force and discusses gender dynamics in a prison situation.

A Pause for Thought is an ode to Robert Palmer.

In My Life could use a little Robert Palmer.

All that and an arena more!

Rock Stars and Davis. Let’s see how his turns out.

On location at The Scotiabank Arena.

Barry Davis had the pleasure of joining the guys from The Glorious Sons, backstage, before their show in Toronto’s largest arena.

Brett and Jay Emmons, brothers and founders of the band, chart the bands genesis and the songwriting process that has helped to propel them into a new generation of buzz worthy rock acts.

A discussion ensues that discusses how a new set of producers changed the way the band works and it’s influence on their sound.

They’re on the rise and we caught up with them to talk about it.

The Opening Track discusses the Rolling Stones and The Beatles - so pretty much Rock royalty.

Crazy Stories uses the Force and discusses gender dynamics in a prison situation.

A Pause for Thought is an ode to Robert Palmer.

In My Life could use a little Robert Palmer.

All that and an arena more!

Rock Stars and Davis. Let’s see how his turns out.