From what Father's Day means to me, from a son's perspective and from a father's. Maybe your relationship with your Dad is not great - but there is always a chance to repair that - with a little awareness and understanding. Please listen and share with someone who needs to hear this - before it is too late.…

Recalling highlights of my early baseball playing days, a surprise visit from Big Jim and Big Mary, and enjoying watching my sons play the greatest game ever.

Remember the best cartoons of the 80's? We talk about that and more - plus I give you my top 3 cartoons! Best. Time. Ever. Thanks for listening!

Talking about the roller coaster ride which has been the last 12 months. The pandemic, the shut downs, and a new focus on personal health.

Shawn Byrne, local gigging musician joins the podcast to talk about cover bands and whether or not they make a strong comeback in 2021. Support Shawn: https://www.facebook.com/shawnbyrnemusic

You think your 200MB download wi-fi sucks? Try using a dial-up modem that took 15 minutes to download a 1MB file. AOL used to be the only internet in town. We talk about my internet journey today!

My interview with local Rock legend and my big brother, Rich Cashman. Rich Cashman Music https://www.facebook.com/richcashmanmusic/ https://open.spotify.com/artist/7tcwWYmxZgBmuJqvFFS6S3 https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Rich+Cashman&i=digital-music&search-type=ss&ref=ntt_srch_drd_B004DJ8KQU Rising Sun Project: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYhsUNHTBwU…

Catching you all up on the last 2 years of my life. From my career to the kids, to dealing with Covid stuff. It has been a crazy two years. But I am ready to get this going again - thank you all for listening!

The small music shops are perfect for that human interaction but they cannot carry the inventory of a big box store. The big box store hires people with no real knowledge of the gear they sell. Buying online is always a risk. It used to be great to hit the local store. I fear those days are gone.

Welcome back!!! Our kids will never understand TV dials, TV guides, or UHF. They are spoiled. TV was a present moment thing back then - no more.

w/ Special guests, Liam and James Cashman (my boys), as we talk about the magic of Christmas!

Ah, the smell of Thanksgiving! The turkey, the stuffing, the Pine-sol?? Getting ready for Turkey Day was almost as exciting as the feast itself. Come on home and enjoy this special Thanksgiving episode.

On this day in 1993, my father, Big Jim Cashman said goodbye with his entire family around him. In this episode, I share a few stories and remember him with gratitude (gratty-tude) and appreciation.

Remember having your birthday at Chuck E. Cheese? Ever heard of Burger Kingdom? Where did you get your cakes from? Ever have a roller skating party? We talk about it today!

What was your go to? Atari? NES? Sega? Join me through the evolution of my video game usage history and some of the highlights from each system.

Do you remember Sam Goody? Own a vinyl collection? What about mixtapes??? Join me for a walk back in time to celebrate record stores and all the other ways we acquired music.

Sledding down golf-courses, pancakes for dinner, and epic football games. Snow is fun when you don't have to drive in it or shovel it!

From Hulk Hogan's big leg drop, to the Stone Cold Stunner, wrestling captured me twice in my life. Do you remember acting like Jimmy "Super Fly" Snuka? The Rock? Remember G.L.O.W.? Then this episode is for you!

Remember epic stick-ball games, half-ball and sui? Maybe wire-ball or step-ball was your thing? What about street hockey? Driving around in the suburbs, I don't see much of this anymore, but it was the backbone of my childhood - the sports that defined our childhood.

What ever happened to corner stores? Capo's in Northeast Philadelphia was the ultimate place for classic candy, soft pretzels, and hours of arcade fun. From pinball to paper airplanes, this place had it all. One of my earliest memories was hanging out here - and I miss it!