Episodes

This week on the podcast, we take to the road. For just over 40 minutes I walked around Nantasket Avenue in Hull at Nantucket Beach and relived some great memories, talked about some of the sights and got some fresh air and some steps and exercise. A unique twist that was a lot of fun! Come along for the journey! A place near and dear to my heart.

In what has become a yearly tradition, I present to you the annual NFL preview podcast, the 2025 edition.. The distinguished panel includes Ken Cail, New Hampshire Hall of Fame radio icon and legend, Mike Murphy, the venerable voice of UNH hockey, and Brock Hines, longtime UMASS hockey radio color analyst. We break down and examine all 32 teams and give analysis and predictions.

A variety of topics on this episode- upcoming book tour dates, music, recently departed well known personalities, a look ahead to the big NFL preview episode next week, and a look at a really good book I'm recommending.

In this episode, I visited with sportscaster Rob Adams, the lead voice on Robcasting.com. A versatile sports professional, we had a great talk about the broadcasting industry and how blessed we are to do what we do! Enjoy this great chat!

This episode brings me back to my earliest days in broadcasting, as I talk with a play by play commentator who I worked with dating back to my high school commentating days, Bruce Glazer. Lots of storytelling here as well as opinions on commentary and other topics.

In this episode, I chat with good friend and longtime journalist Mike Hardman, author of a new book called "Heartman-A Memoir." It is Mike's own personal story of his own near death experience. Have you ever wondered what the last moments of life would be like? What you would see? Hear? Would you see your life pass before you, like a movie? Mike shares his thoughts of his experience and how it can help and benefit others.

In this episode, I read a chapter from my new book, Living On Air. I did this for two reasons: 1) to increase awareness for the book; and 2) to create some excitement within myself to get narrating again and to see how a potential audiobook would sound. That's on my bucket list. Anyway, I hope you like the episode. And if you are in or near a town I'm signing, I hope to see you stop in!

An episode paying tribute to the recently departed Brian Wilson, lead singer of the Beach Boys.

On this episode of the podcast, I visited with Northeastern hockey's Ben Weiss. We discussed Ben's history with the program, Matthews Arena and its impending closure, and other fun topics concerning Northeastern hockey.

This may be the most fun podcast episode I've done. In this episode, I play a series of medleys on the ukulele and the guitar- two songs combined to form one. Songs that are similar, and blending them together is as natural as peanut butter with jelly. I had a lot of fun doing this, and I hope you derive some enjoyment from it. I'm always on the lookout for putting a cool medley together, so if you have any suggestions, let them rip. I'd also love your feedback on this episode, it was great fun.

In this episode, I visit with former longtime Boston Herald sportswriter Jocko Connolly. There are some great hockey stories here , as Jocko shares stories from his historic and illustrious background and his years of covering Hockey East for the Herald. A must hear for any New England college hockey fan!

Some updates, followed by a look at some bucket list items I'd like to accomplish.

With the three year anniversary of my father's passing from Alzheimer's Disease, here's a look back at some fond memories of our dearly departed patriarch.

An update on some of the things that bring me abundance and joyous living.

Joining me on the podcast this week is longtime New England and Florida radio talk show host Pete Sheppard. We touch on a variety of subjects, including Pete's background, his thoughts on the NHL and NBA playoffs, the Patriots draft, the Red Sox, and his current show which he hosts down in Florida. Good times with one of the great guys in the radio business.

This week's episode takes a look at a new album release by North Shore musician Andrew Connolly, a past guest of the podcast. Andrew and studio producer Dan Kupka join me as we take a look at the upcoming album, featuring six new tracks and a discussion of each, as well as release and platform information. To follow Andrew's work, check him out at @connolizerjr on Instagram, his website at www.andyconnolly.com, or his YouTube page at www.youtube.com/@andyconnrock. To follow Dan and his work, c...

A quick recap of the Frozen Four, and a look at upcoming book tour and live music dates. Happy Easter and Passover everyone!

Joining me this week is the longtime, venerable PA voice of the St. Louis Blues, Tom Calhoun. We discuss Tom's new podcast, the St. Louis Blues and their recent twelve game winning streak, the upcoming Frozen Four to be held in St. Louis, minor league baseball, and the PWHL.

Topics this week include my upcoming Airing It Out 2025 Book Tour, the recently concluded 2025 NCAA Men's Ice Hockey Regionals, the upcoming Frozen Four, and a new project idea where I can broadcast any event anywhere around the world. I'm a broadcaster for hire!

This episode takes a look at the upcoming 2025 NCAA Men's Ice Hockey Tournament which kicks off this Thursday, March 27 and runs through Sunday March 30. Joining me for analysis is local sportswriter and the Vice President of NGSC Sports, John Doucette, as we break down the action of the four regionals in Manchester, NH, Toledo ,OH, Fargo, ND, and Allentown, PA.

I have a lot to say this week. Despite feeling tired and rundown, there's a lot to talk about, and it's all good!

This episode takes a look at the upcoming 24-25 Hockey East playoffs, set to kick off on March 12. Joining me to preview the tournament are Mike Machnik and Ian Beauchesne.

My younger brother Kevin turned 59 a few days ago. A longtime ardent fan of the Beatles, he has a great habit of sending songs out over Facebook to help them celebrate their birthdays. So I thought I'd return the favor. As a huge devotee of the Fab Four, here's some tunes on the use to celebrate them and more importantly, Kevin. Enjoy the music and happy birthday to my little brother!

Spring is in the air! Old friend Dave McKay stops by for a look ahead at the 2025 Boston Red Sox season, some general baseball thoughts, and of course, a discussion of the Yawkey League Amateur Baseball League of Boston talk.