Outta The Park

It takes a lot of Blood, Sweat and Tears to get to the top.

David Clayton Thomas, lead singer of Blood, Sweat and Tears, stops by to chat with Barry and Matt about his lengthy career.

His 5 Grammy’s, 40 million albums sold and life on the road are just a few of the things the guys touch on in a career that can be best described as successful.

David discusses his past and coming from being a hard scrabble youth to fronting a band playing for tens of thousands of people at a time.

The guys dig into David’s new album, Mobius, and the all star musicians he used to create his latest opus.

Its a wonderful chat with an affable artist.

A Pause for Thought talks LEGO.

In My Life gets into missed opportunities.

Crazy Stories outlines the most outlandish wedding story you’ve ever heard. Its so good, in fact, that Matt considered not even offering his story this week. WOWZA.

A desert Island disc is McGraffed.

All that and much more. The last Friday in August.

Time for a Session.

It takes a lot of Blood, Sweat and Tears to get to the top.

David Clayton Thomas, lead singer of Blood, Sweat and Tears, stops by to chat with Barry and Matt about his lengthy career.

His 5 Grammy’s, 40 million albums sold and life on the road are just a few of the things the guys touch on in a career that can be best described as successful.

David discusses his past and coming from being a hard scrabble youth to fronting a band playing for tens of thousands of people at a time.

The guys dig into David’s new album, Mobius, and the all star musicians he used to create his latest opus.

Its a wonderful chat with an affable artist.

A Pause for Thought talks LEGO.

In My Life gets into missed opportunities.

Crazy Stories outlines the most outlandish wedding story you’ve ever heard. Its so good, in fact, that Matt considered not even offering his story this week. WOWZA.

A desert Island disc is McGraffed.

All that and much more. The last Friday in August.

Time for a Session.

It takes a lot of Blood, Sweat and Tears to get to the top.

David Clayton Thomas, lead singer of Blood, Sweat and Tears, stops by to chat with Barry and Matt about his lengthy career.

His 5 Grammy’s, 40 million albums sold and life on the road are just a few of the things the guys touch on in a career that can be best described as successful.

David discusses his past and coming from being a hard scrabble youth to fronting a band playing for tens of thousands of people at a time.

The guys dig into David’s new album, Mobius, and the all star musicians he used to create his latest opus.

Its a wonderful chat with an affable artist.

A Pause for Thought talks LEGO.

In My Life gets into missed opportunities.

Crazy Stories outlines the most outlandish wedding story you’ve ever heard. Its so good, in fact, that Matt considered not even offering his story this week. WOWZA.

A desert Island disc is McGraffed.

All that and much more. The last Friday in August.

Time for a Session.

On location from Coca Cola Field!

Outta The Park goes on the road to Coca Cola field to catch up with Sean Reid-Foley.

Barry and Matt joined Sean on the field to recap his first major league start. Sean talks about his thoughts on the mound, the differences between the majors and triple AAA and how his upbringing affected his career path.

Sean details the advice imparted on him by Blue Jays staff and talks about his prodigious moustache.

Pat Malacaro, radio voice of the Buffalo Bisons, joined Barry and Matt to talk about the Bisons with a view from the top. Pat’s thoughts on Vlady, the up and coming Blue Jays and the players that are not being talked about but should be are all points of discussion.

Pat chats about stepping in for Ben Wagner now that Ben has made the big leagues.

The First Pitch talks empty lockers and how the game of baseball is in decline, as stated by some.

Ask Barry Davis talks Osuna, pitching prospects and what the rotation will look like a year from now.

The Fair or Foul Poll has been out all night and it shows.

Buffalo never sounded so good!

Its OTP in Bison town!

On location from Coca Cola Field!

Outta The Park goes on the road to Coca Cola field to catch up with Sean Reid-Foley.

Barry and Matt joined Sean on the field to recap his first major league start. Sean talks about his thoughts on the mound, the differences between the majors and triple AAA and how his upbringing affected his career path.

Sean details the advice imparted on him by Blue Jays staff and talks about his prodigious moustache.

Pat Malacaro, radio voice of the Buffalo Bisons, joined Barry and Matt to talk about the Bisons with a view from the top. Pat’s thoughts on Vlady, the up and coming Blue Jays and the players that are not being talked about but should be are all points of discussion.

Pat chats about stepping in for Ben Wagner now that Ben has made the big leagues.

The First Pitch talks empty lockers and how the game of baseball is in decline, as stated by some.

Ask Barry Davis talks Osuna, pitching prospects and what the rotation will look like a year from now.

The Fair or Foul Poll has been out all night and it shows.

Buffalo never sounded so good!

Its OTP in Bison town!

On location from Coca Cola Field!

Outta The Park goes on the road to Coca Cola field to catch up with Sean Reid-Foley.

Barry and Matt joined Sean on the field to recap his first major league start. Sean talks about his thoughts on the mound, the differences between the majors and triple AAA and how his upbringing affected his career path.

Sean details the advice imparted on him by Blue Jays staff and talks about his prodigious moustache.

Pat Malacaro, radio voice of the Buffalo Bisons, joined Barry and Matt to talk about the Bisons with a view from the top. Pat’s thoughts on Vlady, the up and coming Blue Jays and the players that are not being talked about but should be are all points of discussion.

Pat chats about stepping in for Ben Wagner now that Ben has made the big leagues.

The First Pitch talks empty lockers and how the game of baseball is in decline, as stated by some.

Ask Barry Davis talks Osuna, pitching prospects and what the rotation will look like a year from now.

The Fair or Foul Poll has been out all night and it shows.

Buffalo never sounded so good!

Its OTP in Bison town!

On location from Coca Cola Field!

Outta The Park goes on the road to Coca Cola field to catch up with Sean Reid-Foley.

Barry and Matt joined Sean on the field to recap his first major league start. Sean talks about his thoughts on the mound, the differences between the majors and triple AAA and how his upbringing affected his career path.

Sean details the advice imparted on him by Blue Jays staff and talks about his prodigious moustache.

Pat Malacaro, radio voice of the Buffalo Bisons, joined Barry and Matt to talk about the Bisons with a view from the top. Pat’s thoughts on Vlady, the up and coming Blue Jays and the players that are not being talked about but should be are all points of discussion.

Pat chats about stepping in for Ben Wagner now that Ben has made the big leagues.

The First Pitch talks empty lockers and how the game of baseball is in decline, as stated by some.

Ask Barry Davis talks Osuna, pitching prospects and what the rotation will look like a year from now.

The Fair or Foul Poll has been out all night and it shows.

Buffalo never sounded so good!

Its OTP in Bison town!

This one is PACKED!

Sessions has brought a cacophony of musicians to keep you listening this weekend.

Cory M. Coons, writer of melodic rock, joined Barry to talk about his return to the music that made him write in the first place and how he had to dive into his past to propel his future.

Cory talks about playing the Whiskey A Go-Go in LA and how surreal it was to be playing in the very place that many of the bands that he idolized got their start.

He talks songwriting, his roots and how a move pushed his career forward.

Ori Dagan rejoins us on Sessions to talk about how his latest album has blown up since we last spoke. Ori chats about his love of Nat King Cole and how the jazz scene has embraced his latest project.

Kurt Nielsen is HEATED on the Bassline. He chats about missed opportunities regarding walk up music at Jays games. Its a wonderful tie in for our music and sports related content.

Crazy Stories is all about Nasa and losing a contact lens for 28 years, only to find it in a medically unusual place.

A Pause for Thought plays chicken.

In My Life finally names a prominent figure that was otherwise anonymous.

More is not a possibility.

We’re bursting this week.

Enjoy.

This one is PACKED!

Sessions has brought a cacophony of musicians to keep you listening this weekend.

Cory M. Coons, writer of melodic rock, joined Barry to talk about his return to the music that made him write in the first place and how he had to dive into his past to propel his future.

Cory talks about playing the Whiskey A Go-Go in LA and how surreal it was to be playing in the very place that many of the bands that he idolized got their start.

He talks songwriting, his roots and how a move pushed his career forward.

Ori Dagan rejoins us on Sessions to talk about how his latest album has blown up since we last spoke. Ori chats about his love of Nat King Cole and how the jazz scene has embraced his latest project.

Kurt Nielsen is HEATED on the Bassline. He chats about missed opportunities regarding walk up music at Jays games. Its a wonderful tie in for our music and sports related content.

Crazy Stories is all about Nasa and losing a contact lens for 28 years, only to find it in a medically unusual place.

A Pause for Thought plays chicken.

In My Life finally names a prominent figure that was otherwise anonymous.

More is not a possibility.

We’re bursting this week.

Enjoy.

This one is PACKED!

Sessions has brought a cacophony of musicians to keep you listening this weekend.

Cory M. Coons, writer of melodic rock, joined Barry to talk about his return to the music that made him write in the first place and how he had to dive into his past to propel his future.

Cory talks about playing the Whiskey A Go-Go in LA and how surreal it was to be playing in the very place that many of the bands that he idolized got their start.

He talks songwriting, his roots and how a move pushed his career forward.

Ori Dagan rejoins us on Sessions to talk about how his latest album has blown up since we last spoke. Ori chats about his love of Nat King Cole and how the jazz scene has embraced his latest project.

Kurt Nielsen is HEATED on the Bassline. He chats about missed opportunities regarding walk up music at Jays games. Its a wonderful tie in for our music and sports related content.

Crazy Stories is all about Nasa and losing a contact lens for 28 years, only to find it in a medically unusual place.

A Pause for Thought plays chicken.

In My Life finally names a prominent figure that was otherwise anonymous.

More is not a possibility.

We’re bursting this week.

Enjoy.