Outta The Park

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.

He’s all heart.

Curtis Granderson, Blue Jay nice guy, was joined by Barry Davis to chat in the Blue Jays dugout.

In a winding interview, Curtis and Barry discuss Curtis’ altruistic pursuits, the importance of education and “Saved by the Bell.” Yes, Zack Morris and his shenanigans are discussed.

Curtis outlines his favourite pastime and reveals some things about himself that many haven’t heard. Here’s a hint: pile driver off the top turnbuckle.

The First Pitch dives into the Urena and Acūna situation, suspensions in the MLB and Marcus Stroman’s interactions with MLB umps.

Jays Fans Across the Globe returns and Barry and Matt head to the Netherlands.

Ask Barry Davis is all about Gibby and embarrassing searches on the internet. Grandpa Producer submits a question that is met with some investigation.

The results of the Fair or Foul Poll are revealed.

It’s an episode for the nice guys. There’s even a little dash of Travis for good measure.

It’s OTP time.

He’s all heart.

Curtis Granderson, Blue Jay nice guy, was joined by Barry Davis to chat in the Blue Jays dugout.

In a winding interview, Curtis and Barry discuss Curtis’ altruistic pursuits, the importance of education and “Saved by the Bell.” Yes, Zack Morris and his shenanigans are discussed.

Curtis outlines his favourite pastime and reveals some things about himself that many haven’t heard. Here’s a hint: pile driver off the top turnbuckle.

The First Pitch dives into the Urena and Acūna situation, suspensions in the MLB and Marcus Stroman’s interactions with MLB umps.

Jays Fans Across the Globe returns and Barry and Matt head to the Netherlands.

Ask Barry Davis is all about Gibby and embarrassing searches on the internet. Grandpa Producer submits a question that is met with some investigation.

The results of the Fair or Foul Poll are revealed.

It’s an episode for the nice guys. There’s even a little dash of Travis for good measure.

It’s OTP time.

He’s all heart.

Curtis Granderson, Blue Jay nice guy, was joined by Barry Davis to chat in the Blue Jays dugout.

In a winding interview, Curtis and Barry discuss Curtis’ altruistic pursuits, the importance of education and “Saved by the Bell.” Yes, Zack Morris and his shenanigans are discussed.

Curtis outlines his favourite pastime and reveals some things about himself that many haven’t heard. Here’s a hint: pile driver off the top turnbuckle.

The First Pitch dives into the Urena and Acūna situation, suspensions in the MLB and Marcus Stroman’s interactions with MLB umps.

Jays Fans Across the Globe returns and Barry and Matt head to the Netherlands.

Ask Barry Davis is all about Gibby and embarrassing searches on the internet. Grandpa Producer submits a question that is met with some investigation.

The results of the Fair or Foul Poll are revealed.

It’s an episode for the nice guys. There’s even a little dash of Travis for good measure.

It’s OTP time.

He’s all heart.

Curtis Granderson, Blue Jay nice guy, was joined by Barry Davis to chat in the Blue Jays dugout.

In a winding interview, Curtis and Barry discuss Curtis’ altruistic pursuits, the importance of education and “Saved by the Bell.” Yes, Zack Morris and his shenanigans are discussed.

Curtis outlines his favourite pastime and reveals some things about himself that many haven’t heard. Here’s a hint: pile driver off the top turnbuckle.

The First Pitch dives into the Urena and Acūna situation, suspensions in the MLB and Marcus Stroman’s interactions with MLB umps.

Jays Fans Across the Globe returns and Barry and Matt head to the Netherlands.

Ask Barry Davis is all about Gibby and embarrassing searches on the internet. Grandpa Producer submits a question that is met with some investigation.

The results of the Fair or Foul Poll are revealed.

It’s an episode for the nice guys. There’s even a little dash of Travis for good measure.

It’s OTP time.

A little Americana for ya.

Tia McGraff helps Barry and Matt get to the bottom of exactly what that means.

Tia, chatting with the boys from Port Dover, ON, talks about how moving to Nashville not only furthered her craft as a songwriter but also helped her discover love and a writing partner all rolled into one.

A myriad of topics are touched on, ranging from what inspires her to bringing her trusted dog on the road and the challenges that raises.

Kurt Nielsen stops by for The Bassline. The passing of Aretha Franklin is discussed and Kurt outlines the accolades that have dotted a career that can only be described as prodigious and prolific. When you hear how many studio albums Aretha released you will be shocked.

A Pause for Thought talks the weight of water.

In My Life talks cops and maybes.

Crazy Stories uses GPS’s to track ramen noodle thefts.

All that and much more on Sessions.

Lets get Transylvanian, pseudo-Irish with a dash of Scottish tossed in, garnished with some Nashvillian Americana in Port Dover.

You’ll understand soon enough.

A little Americana for ya.

Tia McGraff helps Barry and Matt get to the bottom of exactly what that means.

Tia, chatting with the boys from Port Dover, ON, talks about how moving to Nashville not only furthered her craft as a songwriter but also helped her discover love and a writing partner all rolled into one.

A myriad of topics are touched on, ranging from what inspires her to bringing her trusted dog on the road and the challenges that raises.

Kurt Nielsen stops by for The Bassline. The passing of Aretha Franklin is discussed and Kurt outlines the accolades that have dotted a career that can only be described as prodigious and prolific. When you hear how many studio albums Aretha released you will be shocked.

A Pause for Thought talks the weight of water.

In My Life talks cops and maybes.

Crazy Stories uses GPS’s to track ramen noodle thefts.

All that and much more on Sessions.

Lets get Transylvanian, pseudo-Irish with a dash of Scottish tossed in, garnished with some Nashvillian Americana in Port Dover.

You’ll understand soon enough.

A little Americana for ya.

Tia McGraff helps Barry and Matt get to the bottom of exactly what that means.

Tia, chatting with the boys from Port Dover, ON, talks about how moving to Nashville not only furthered her craft as a songwriter but also helped her discover love and a writing partner all rolled into one.

A myriad of topics are touched on, ranging from what inspires her to bringing her trusted dog on the road and the challenges that raises.

Kurt Nielsen stops by for The Bassline. The passing of Aretha Franklin is discussed and Kurt outlines the accolades that have dotted a career that can only be described as prodigious and prolific. When you hear how many studio albums Aretha released you will be shocked.

A Pause for Thought talks the weight of water.

In My Life talks cops and maybes.

Crazy Stories uses GPS’s to track ramen noodle thefts.

All that and much more on Sessions.

Lets get Transylvanian, pseudo-Irish with a dash of Scottish tossed in, garnished with some Nashvillian Americana in Port Dover.

You’ll understand soon enough.

A little Americana for ya.

Tia McGraff helps Barry and Matt get to the bottom of exactly what that means.

Tia, chatting with the boys from Port Dover, ON, talks about how moving to Nashville not only furthered her craft as a songwriter but also helped her discover love and a writing partner all rolled into one.

A myriad of topics are touched on, ranging from what inspires her to bringing her trusted dog on the road and the challenges that raises.

Kurt Nielsen stops by for The Bassline. The passing of Aretha Franklin is discussed and Kurt outlines the accolades that have dotted a career that can only be described as prodigious and prolific. When you hear how many studio albums Aretha released you will be shocked.

A Pause for Thought talks the weight of water.

In My Life talks cops and maybes.

Crazy Stories uses GPS’s to track ramen noodle thefts.

All that and much more on Sessions.

Lets get Transylvanian, pseudo-Irish with a dash of Scottish tossed in, garnished with some Nashvillian Americana in Port Dover.

You’ll understand soon enough.

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