Breakfast With Barry Lee

On this episode, two true stories of sportsmanship and compassion displayed by youngsters in a baseball game...."and the children shall lead them."

On National 'Be An Angel Day' Barry shares a true story of how a winged visitor came to his aid when he was a new dad in 1992.  It's also Tooth Fairy Day, and on the Brain-Buster, find out what the going rate is for a tooth under the pillow.  

Barry's guest on this episode is Gloria Puffinburger, Solid Waste Manager with Frederick County (VA) Recycling.  Gloria shares the good news that glass recycling is back after disappearing 6 years ago. 

Parson Brown grew up in Bentonville, Virginia and followed his dream to Los Angeles where he is involved in television, radio and film production.  On this episode, Parson shares his talent and passion for yodeling, so hang on for a good time!   

Today  is National I Love My Feet Day as well as Nonprofit Day.  Barry's special guest on the podcast is Sheila Davis who heads up a food pantry in a remote part of Frederick County.

On this episode Barry shares five of the best Reader's Digest jokes from the last 100 years.  He also sneaks in a tribute to his wife on their wedding anniversary.

On this episode, Barry shares some of the interviews he recorded from Saturday's ' Route 11 Yard Crawl'.  People from all over were excited to tell their stories and adventures of shopping for bargains, or selling their stuff.  Enjoy!  

What was your first LP?  Today is National Vinyl Record Day.  On this episode Barry also chats about Saturday's '17th Annual Route 11 Yard Crawl' ... 43 miles of bargains!

Barry's special guest on today's episode is Dr. Kimberly Blosser, President of the Laurel Ridge Community College.  Topics include the college's new name and the large selection of courses, certifications and career paths that are available at the three campuses.

On National Lazy Day and S'mores Day, Barry combines the two by way of his microwave oven.  Also on the podcast, lazy observations on life in general and on the Brain Buster, 'What does the average person produce 14 pounds of in their lifetime?'

Today is Book Lovers Day and Barry shares how the 'Little House On The Prairie' books may have planted a seed in his dream to live in a house of logs.  That dream came true by accident ... or was it? 

It's National Frozen Custard Day and Sleep Under The Stars Night, both of which create lifelong, childhood memories.  On this episode Barry invites his listeners to become kids again.  

It's everything (almost) you wanted to know  about briefs, boxers and unmentionables ... it's National Underwear Day! Today's podcast is filled with underwear trivia and humor.

It's National Chocolate Chip Cookie Day (with an IPA Day chaser) and Barry shares the latest research on eating raw 'ready to bake' cookie dough:  We're not going to die!

In addition to today being 'Grab Some Nuts Day' and 'Watermelon Day', Barry goes public with three embarrassing signs that he is not aging as well as he thought.

On this episode, Cindy Willingham shares with Barry how a school supply drive is getting started to make sure that the children in Clarke County start the school year with everything they need to be successful.

On this episode Barry shares his story of finding a Black Swallowtail Butterfly in his garden that only had one wing, and how he is making her final days safe and comfortable. It's also the one year anniversary of The Breakfast With Barry Lee Podcast.   

Barry's guest on the podcast is Emily Marlow Beck, President of the Marlow Automotive Group which is celebrating 75 years in business with 75 acts of community kindness!

While sipping my morning coffee on the porch and pondering the blessings in my life, I got to wondering how I became the 'go-to' guy to clean up vomit deposits created by our pets.  Join me on the journey ...

On this episode, two tales of helping others and volunteerism.  First, the Housewives of Frederick County featuring Brieanna King-Kulik and her 9 year old son Preston.  The second story demonstrates how an act of kindness literally saved the author's life.

Barry's guest on today's episode is 'Charlie' the dog, and the two humans that interpret for him, Mike Wallace and Tammy Ryan.  Charlie is the star of some new children's books that focus on kindness and responsible pet ownership.

CCAP of Winchester has been helping neighbors in need for 48 years.  On this episode, Barry interviews the 'founding mother' of the organization and how it all began in 1974.

On National Hammock Day, Barry reflects on the feeling of levitating and loving life from sling of a hammock.  He also reports what his friend in England is going through with the record heat wave.  

Barry celebrates National Junk Food Day with some trivia (are Oreos black or brown?) and a unique story about a cookie thief.

Who sells the most grilled hot dogs in North America, and what message keeps showing up in Barry's family 'fortune cookies' since his kids were small?   It's National Hot Dog and Fortune Cookie Day on the podcast.