Breakfast With Barry Lee

Today is National Father-Daughter Walk Day as well as Strawberry Sundae Day.  Barry recalls some simple memories of sharing an ice cream sundae after a walk with his dad and on a separate occasion, a walk with his mom.  Bottom line:  simple moments can last a lifetime.

On this episode, something near and dear to Barry's heart (and stomach):  chicken tenders.  The question that must be asked is "Why do so many restaurants only have the tenders on the kids menu"?  

Barry's guest on this episode has a wild and crazy resume!  Bryan Burnes has ridden bulls in rodeos, done stunts in movies and lots more ...

On this July 4th episode Barry shares some 'Founding Fathers' history and reminds those hosting cookouts to wipe off the 'crusties' on their condiment containers so as not to gross out their guests.

Barry's special guest is the Mayor of Middletown, Virginia, Charles Harbaugh IV.  Middletown is planning a huge party for Monday the 4th with fun activities all day, a big parade and humongous fireworks!

Today is Social Media Day, Handshake Day and Meteor Watch Day.  On this episode, Barry shares a memory of looking at a meteor shower with his wife on a blanket ... when all hell breaks loose!

On today's podcast Barry zeroes in on the history of that roll of paper towels in the kitchen, and how we have adapted from full sheets to 'half' sheets.

On this episode, Lynda Tyler and Shelley Lee from the '2 For 2 Foundation' join Barry for an update on the plan to bring an indoor swim facility and ice rink to the community.  The big fundraiser is being organized in which two world records will be attempted:  The World's Largest Human Ice Cream Cone, and, The World's Largest Ice Cream Sandwich. 

It's National Sunglasses Day and on this episode Barry looks into the history and psychology behind sunglasses.

It's 'Take Your Dog To Work Day' and on this episode Barry shares the audio of his dog Maggie's visit to see Dr. Erin Davis for a vaccination and checkup.

Barry's guest on this episode is Hypnotherapist, LuAnne Patrick who helps people with a variety of issues using hypnosis.    

From boosting our immune system to burning calories ... it's all about kissing on today's podcast.  By the way, what's the record for the longest ever kiss?

On this first day of summer episode, Barry shares some audio from his radio show over 10 years ago when one of his listeners ... Disgruntled Guy, encountered a flat tire.

Barry's guest on the podcast is Pastor Andy Combs of 'What's New Worship.'  Andy shares all the free family fun events for kids that will be included in the 'Just Love Community Fair' on Sunday, June 26th from noon to 6:00 at the Frederick County Fairgrounds.   

Dr. Mark E. Richards joins Barry on this podcast to talk about his new book, "Nobody Wants You Healthy:  Achieving Better Health By Avoiding The Corruptions In Modern Medical Science."  Dr. Richards, a former White House consulting physician, talks about how plastics in our food, water and air have led to devastating increases in chronic diseases.

On this episode, Barry shares a story entitled "The Lawn" that he traditionally reads around Father's Day that first appeared in an Erma Bombeck column in 1971.   

As Father's Day approaches, Barry shares a 'life-lesson' he learned from his Dad at age 16, and how those words still guide him. 

Barry's 'Podcast Planner' celebrates the birthday of the United States Army and the adoption of the American flag, two years apart.  Which came first?

Barry's guest on today's episode is Belinda Pugh with the James Wood High School Class of 1967 Reunion planning committee.

Barry's special guests on today's podcast are Mike Faison, Winchester Area NAACP President, and Andy Gyurisin, Community Coordinator Chair with the Winchester Area NAACP.  The topic is the local celebration of Juneteenth at the Museum of the Shenandoah Valley on Sunday, June 19th beginning at noon....Free admission, interactive exhibits, the Souled Out Band, food trucks and vendors! 

On this episode Barry shares a special moment he had when his adult son and daughter stopped by on a weekday and set up the croquet set ... the memories ... and the competition all came back.

It's National Name Your Poison Day and Best Friends Day...I think it's your round ...

In addition to World Caring and Chocolate Ice Cream Day, it's also VCR Day.  Barry reflects on how it was a marvel of technology in it's time, and how special it was to watch those Disney Classics with his kids (yes, he still cries during the song where Todd is being taken out to the forest, wah, wah, wah).    

On today's podcast Barry observes D-Day, and salutes the invention of yo-yos and the drive-in movie.  His special guest is Gwen Carter who is the president of the Northern Shenandoah Valley Civitan Club, that serves the intellectually and developmentally disabled in the community.

Barry's guest on the podcast today is Chris Walker, President of the ?Winchester Chapter of the Federation of the Blind.  Chris talks about the mission and services available to the blind and visually impaired in the Winchester community, and two scholarships and a memorial fund that can be applied for.