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The Grinder/living legend Bob Gaughan joins in about halfway through.

New technological/social developments that are helping the show to grow, former UB athletics colleague and Billy Joel superfan Brian Wolff joins to add to the ongoing discussion about the recent MAX documentary, Chris "Bulldog" Parker jumps in to say hello, and a discussion of the songs on the Billboard Top 40 from August 5, 1989.

Topics include Saturday night's performance by The Killers at CMAC in Canandaigua, white vs black family picnics/reunions/BBQs, Jared Allen ripping his pants on stage at the HOF in Canton, Marv Levy's birthday being shared with some other legends, the Bills' upcoming Hard Knocks debut, the Billy Joel doc on MAX, and more. Senior football correspondent Scott Wilson joins in for the second half of the show.

Disappointed to report that today's show -- and yesterday's, actually -- didn't record due to storage issues on the PC. You missed Paul Peck and Scott Wilson, which sucks. But here's a quick message to remind you that it's all coming together. Patience will pay off. On to Episode 136!

Brad is joined by two regular guests -- Senior Philly Correspondent Jon Fuller and Living Legend Bob Gaughan.

Here's 1 hour and 47 minutes of audio proof that a 50-yr-old shouldn't play 18 innings of softball and expect to function the next day. But at least I didn't end up at Urgent Care like the president of our league, Kyle, who joins me.

Brad's son won't let him cut his hair anymore, Brad questions ramen as a meal and restaurant theme, and Scott Wilson joins to discuss the 2025 Baseball HOF inductees and the new Billy Joel documentary on MAX.

Scott Wilson and Josh Gregory join as I fail to convince them that Queensryche matters.

Form-fitting slippers, "broken news," and exploring Google's "people also ask." Plus, RIP Hulk Hogan.

(Episode re-uploaded on 8/4 with copyrighted music removed.)

Dave Dombowski joins to talk about an upcoming golf tournament at Gowanada CC to benefit the Spina Bifida clinic at Oishei Children's Hospital. Get more details at backteegolfclassic.com. Also, RIP John Michael Osbourne a.k.a. Ozzy.