The Boston Podcast

Josh Misiph of the National Tailgating Experience joins the show to talk about his luxury RV (for rent!) and the host of fun services the NTE provides. Also, Dave and Josh go head-to-head in assembling the best pre-game party; that's right, a fantasy tailgate draft. Go to https://www.nationaltailgatingexperience.com/ for more info.

Digital Marketing guru Tim Kilroy joins the show to recall long-defunct websites and reveal common mistakes made in the world of on-line business.

MCAS Chief Analyst Bob Lee joins the show to vigorously defend the merits of the test; share his favorite podcasts and tell the epic tale of the night he fell through a roof in Edinburgh.

Boston native Scott Schultz, an LA comedian, joins the show to talk about BUSted, his storytelling series that exposes the dark and hilarious sides of public transportation. Find his YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfXc6x3kLqwMBHEC-3tr7fQ

Jennifer Rutland and Christina King of the RCS Learning Center join the show to explain how their facility lifts up kids with autism. See www.rcslearning.org for more info.

Allyson Dowen of the American Heart Association joins the show to talk about the 12th annual Lawyers Have Heart 5K; the mission for heart wellness and the scary phenomenon of young moms having heart attacks. Visit www.lhhboston.org for more info on the June 25 race. Also, a review of a restaurant that serves up loads of bourbon and bacon.

Ever wonder who created Jimmy Fallon's hilarious barbershop routines? Listen to an epic episode with barbershoppers Mike Klein, Joey Constantine, and Bob Martin, the man who has arranged all of the late-night 'Ragtime Gals' songs and coached Jimmy personally.

Dave is joined my media correspondent Michael (Milt) Wolfe for a special 5-round draft to construct a list of the 10 greatest movies about music. Also, the boys sharply disagree as they offer a review of "Rocket Man."

A mini-episode: The four worst movie Boston accents.

Boston sports junkies, pull up a chair and enjoy this great chat with legendary Boston sports broadcaster Bob Lobel.