Remember When With Uncle John

Released in 2002, "Drive (For Daddy Gene)", written and recorded by Alan Jackson, was the second single from his album Drive. The song soon reached #1 on the country charts and peaked at #28 on the Hot 100.

Uncle John plugs the upcoming Father's Day Homecoming at Red Hill Methodist Church in John's native Chidester.

Uncle John looks back at the career of the WWE Hall of Famer who died last week at the age of 81.

Uncle John recaps this past weekend's HCW (Haybarn Championship Wrestling) match in Hope. (Later in this segment, Uncle John mentions that he and Kelly will start a podcast soon. Keep in mind that Kelly tends to mangle the pronunciation of JioSaavn, but we all look forward to their new podcast.)

Uncle John scores a touchdown with a remembrance of Jim Brown, the football player turned actor who died on May 18 at the age of 87.

Written by J.P. "The Big Bopper" Richardson, "Running Bear" was originally a hit for rock n' roll singer Johnny Preston in 1959. A decade later, Sonny James released a cover version of the song, one of 16 consecutive No. 1 hits. James's version spent a total of three weeks at the top. Numerous other cover versions of the song have been recorded as well.

Uncle John looks back at the life and career of the baseball legend, on the 54th anniversary of his farewell speech in front of 60,096 fans at Yankee stadium.

Uncle John revisits the career of the inventor of the Texas bullrope match (and the subject of a more recent segment).

By the way, Manuel (that's Man-WELL) was Ramos' first name.

And one more thing: Please forgive Kelly's lack of pronouncing JioSaavn correctly (it's "JEE-O-SAH-VIN").

Uncle John celebrates the 79th anniversary of the invasion of Normandy, France.

Uncle John looks back at a road trip from last weekend.