Syracuse Sports

On Episode 18 of "Stick t0 Syracuse," Brent Axe chats with syracuse.com reporter Chris Baker about talking to the movers and shakers of CNY government, reporting out a recent hot button issue with a police incident caught on tape and the music review that still haunts him from his days covering music. On the 'Sound Scene,' Kathleen Mason from KMase Productions chats with and we hear the music of a married alternative duo from Syracuse, Professional Victims.

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On Episode 17 of "Stick to Syracuse," Brent Axe talks to Ed and Pam Levine, the power couple of Galaxy Media, about what makes the Taste of Syracuse succeed and how they've kept radio local since meeting at Syracuse University over 40 years ago. On the 'Sound Scene,' Kathleen Mason of KMase Productions chats with and we hear the soulful, alternative country music of Dusty Pas'cal.

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On Episode 16 of 'Stick to Syracuse,' Brent Axe chats with Lauren Kochian, President of the MOST (Museum of Science and Technology) in Syracuse about big new plans for the museum, how kids want to learn in 2019 and the history of the anchor building in Syracuse's Armory Square. Brent also does an essay about what we love about summer in Central New York. On the 'Sound Scene,' Dave Frisina, the Godfather of local music in Syracuse, chats with Kathleen Mason about how Rebel radio is leaving the radio dial but isn't really going anywhere.

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On Episode 15 of 'Stick to Syracuse,' Brent Axe talks to Tim Butler of Empire Brewery and Kevin Williams and Rockney Roberts of Willow Rock Beer Co. on the craft beer boom in Central New York. Is there such a thing as too many breweries and what's next in the craft beer world? On the 'Sound Scene' with Kathleen Mason, Charley Orlando discusses the hectic world of booking local music acts at venues like Funk 'N Waffles and managing his own music career.

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On Episode 14 of 'Stick to Syracuse,' Brent Axe talks to John Tumino of 'In my Father's Kitchen' and Al-Amin Muhammad of 'We Rise Above the Streets,' two people doing something about the hunger and poverty issues in Syracuse. Brent talks to John and Al-Amin about how their organizations help those in need in Syracuse and what we can do to assist those in need. On the 'Sound Scene,' Kathleen Mason of KMase Productions talks with Todd Hobin, who has been rocking for over 50 years. He has played with The Kinks, Beach Boys and Hall and Oates and recently overcame a major health scare to keep the music alive.

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On Episode 13 of Stick to Syracuse, Brent Axe chats with Michael Tricarico of the Syracuse Mets on Tim Tebow's progress and if local baseball fans have made the transition from the Chiefs to the Mets. Bob Searing of OHA tells the story of how Teddy Roosevelt is connected to the building of Archbold Stadium and Kathleen Mason chats with and we hear the music of Tanksley.

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On episode 12 of 'Stick to Syracuse,' Brent Axe talks to Dana Balter, who wants a rematch with Congressman John Katko. How does Balter plan to win in 2020 and what has she been up to since losing a 2018 bid for the 24h district in 2018. Brent also tells you why NFL commissioner Roger Goodell saying Syracuse's name is the next step for SU Football and Corey Paige sits down with Kathleen Mason on the 'Sound Scene' from Cafe Kubal studios in downtown Syracuse.

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On Episode 11 of "Stick to Syracuse," Brent Axe chats with Josh Grosvent and Cody Lisi from "The Show" on K-ROCK about life in morning radio, producing entertaining content and why their audience is so loyal. Brent also chats with Bert Aufsesser from Syracuse's new hot vintage hot spot, Scholars and Champs on Salina Street. On the 'Sound Scene," Kathleen Mason from KMase Productions chats with and we hear music from one of the most popular acoustic groups in the Northeast, The Cadleys.

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On Episode 10 of "Stick To Syracuse," Brent Axe talks with Matt Godard of Cafe Kubal about coffee and life in Syracuse. Matt tells Brent how he built his business into one of the most recognized brands in Central New York and what makes Cafe Kubal "coffee for the soul." Glenn Coin of Syracuse.com joins Brent to discuss what to and what not to put in our blue recycling bins. On the 'Sound Scene," Kathleen Mason of KMase Productions chats with local photographer Jack O Bocchino, the recent winner of the Jack O Bocchino Spirit of Syracuse Award.

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Episode 9 of Stick to Syracuse with Brent Axe features a conversation with Councilman Joe Driscoll. Joe tells Brent how he went from a musician and activist to someone in the political arena and what makes Syracuse the city and community it is. Brent also profiles the Syracuse Stallions of the ABA, who go to St.Louis in search of a title this week. How did the expansion team have so much success in Year 1?On the 'Sound Scene,' you'll hear Kathleen Mason of KMase Productions chat with and the soulful music of 'The Lovetones.'

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