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Breakfast With Barry Lee

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586: Silly Self-Induced Stress, Like Knowing When...

Breakfast With Barry Lee ·

2025/07/21

On this week's show, Barry confesses how 5, silly, everyday, modern life situations stress him out ... like trying to count that one to two seconds between pops to know when the microwave popcorn is really done ... and not burned.

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14:52

585: Rich Weller - Author - "The Story of Egan and...

Breakfast With Barry Lee ·

2025/07/14

Community encourager, digital creator and podcaster Rich Weller joins Barry this week to talk about his new children's book: "The Story of Egan and the Encouragement Tree". Rich wrote the book with the hope of inspiring young readers to believe in themselves, and to encourage others.

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11:43

584: A Tribute To 'Butsy' ... My Brother, My Best...

Breakfast With Barry Lee ·

2025/07/07

On this episode, Barry pays a special tribute to his brother Richard who passed away unexpectedly on June 23rd. Barry shares stories of growing up with his big brother and the life lessons he learned as well as the silly things they did, like inventing 'the stomach game' challenge after a huge meal or coming up with the 'Butsy' nickname.

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15:09

583: Blue Ridge Care ... Nurturing Life At Every Stage

Breakfast With Barry Lee ·

2025/06/30

Blue Ridge Hospice is now ... Blue Ridge Care. Joining Barry on the show is Jason Parsons, President and CEO of Blue Ridge Care. He shares the story behind the name change and how they have united all services and programs that goes beyond hospice services to serve more people and families with the same compassion and care.

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15:19

582: Vintage Baseball & July 4th In Middletown and...

Breakfast With Barry Lee ·

2025/06/23

Middletown Mayor Charles Harbaugh IV joins Barry on the show this week to invite everyone to the town for a Vintage Baseball Game (1864 rules) on 6/29, and the huge 4th of July Celebration on 7/4. Food and craft vendors, live music, skydivers, parade and BIG fireworks are part of the party! Also on this episode, Barry's friend Terry Cornwell shares a true 'what are the odds' story that sort of makes you shake your head.

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09:50

581: A Lost Party Balloon Finds A 'Meant-To-Be' Home

Breakfast With Barry Lee ·

2025/06/16

This week, Barry's daughter Brooke joins him to reminisce about a spring day in 2024 when a 'lost' party balloon found it's way to their woods. The message on the balloon left them both with the question: "What are the odds?"

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13:22

580: The Angel Trust: Assisting Cancer Patients In...

Breakfast With Barry Lee ·

2025/06/09

This week, all the talk is about an anonymous angel, who upon diagnosis of stage 4 cancer, was given months to live. After nearly 10 years of treatments and a miraculous recovery, she created The Angel Trust to assist cancer patients undergoing treatment with emergency help with things like their mortgage, car repairs or utility bills. Barry's guest to tell the 'angel's' story is Jenny Grooms, Executive Director of Valley Health Foundations. www.valleyhealthlink.com/giving (look for Angel

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09:06

579: The Gospel According To Aunt Louise

Breakfast With Barry Lee ·

2025/06/02

On this episode Barry reflects on his move back to Virginia in 1977 and boarding with his Aunt Louise. Some of the 'life-lessons' he observed living under her roof for a year and a half are shared with love and humor.

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09:14

578: A Lunch Date At The Division of Motor Vehicles

Breakfast With Barry Lee ·

2025/05/26

After nearly 39 years of marriage, Barry and his wife find their 'Real ID' on a lunch date at the DMV. The fun begins when the clerk, and some of the patrons give advice on fixing Barry's wayward hair for the picture!

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19:36

577: Singer / Songwriter Gary Carroll

Breakfast With Barry Lee ·

2025/05/19

On this episode Barry reconnects with an old friend, Gary Carroll, a musician and songwriter who comes from a very musical family. Gary has a distant cousin who was a member of NSYNC and a songwriter on his father's side that wrote the song ..."By the sea, by the sea, by the beautiful sea". Gary shares many personal stories including his inspiring comeback after a stroke in 2023. Follow Gary Carroll on Facebook, become a 'friend' and follow his new releases and performing schedule.

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17:32

576: Local Housing Summit and James Wood Class of...

Breakfast With Barry Lee ·

2025/05/12

A double feature on this week's episode: Amanda Whitson and Sandra Bloom of the Housing Coalition of Northern Shenandoah Valley discuss the 7th Annual Housing Summit: Economics of Housing, Escaping The Housing Trap. The free event is May 23rd, 8:30 to 2:30 at the Laurel Ridge Community College in Middletown. The summit features guest speakers, a local growth panel, breakout sessions and breakfast and lunch (please register on The Housing Coalition of NSV Facebook page). On the second half of the

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21:33

575: Amy's Walk For Paws and the Letter Carrier Food...

Breakfast With Barry Lee ·

2025/05/05

Amy McFarland was a community treasure who despite her medical issues and physical challenges, spread joy and a love for people and animals. Her dream was to one day open a shelter for homeless animals, but sadly, Amy passed away in July of 2023. Amy's mom, Mary McFarland, with the help of friends and community, is organizing a fundraiser walk for the Winchester Area SPCA to carry on Amy's legacy of love and kindness. Joining Mary on the interview are Minda McCabe and Stacy Leach. On the second

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17:22

574: Celebrating The Pink And Green With Sabra Veach...

Breakfast With Barry Lee ·

2025/04/28

It's Apple Blossom Week and Barry celebrates a 'pink and green' podcast with Sabra Veach, a long-time fan, volunteer and Vice President with the Festival. Sabra shares her memories of marching in the parades with the Handley Band, her line-up of festival outfits (they're labeled) and her neighborhood tradition of sidewalk chalk art and portraits. Also on this festive episode, Barry pulls a couple of silly Apple Blossom songs out of his radio show archives: 'The Land Of Pink And Green' and 'I'll

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17:52

573: Pancake Day For Homeless Kids and Blue Ridge...

Breakfast With Barry Lee ·

2025/04/21

Two special segments this week on the show: First, Rick Ours of the Kiwanis Club of Winchester and Robin Russell with Family Promise Northern Shenandoah Valley discuss the homeless situation with children in our area, and how the Kiwanis Community Pancake Day on 4/26 will raise funds for Family Promise. (www.winvakiw.org) The second segment features Jeff Alban, Artistic Director with Blue Ridge Singers, who will share the stories behind the group's spring concerts, "Anchored In Song".

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15:53

572: Concert For Hope And Unity

Breakfast With Barry Lee ·

2025/04/14

For 200 years, Beethoven's Ninth Symphony (including 'Ode To Joy') has offered a message around the world of the shared humanity of all people. On this episode, Barry interviews Jon Goldberg, Music Director/Conductor of the Main Street Chamber Orchestra. On April 26th at 4 p.m., the Orchestra will present a 'Concert For Hope And Unity' at the Johnson Williams Middle School in Berryville. Details: www.mainstreetchamberorchestra.org

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07:19

Jingles in my head; Stinkbugs in my house

Breakfast With Barry Lee ·

2025/04/07

In this episode, Barry shares his concern about why his brain is replaying television jingles when he first wakes up. Also, he defines "March Madness" as the parade of insects marching into his house with the warmer weather.

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15:06

570: 700 Golf Balls For A Cause, and a 3 Day...

Breakfast With Barry Lee ·

2025/03/31

This week on the show, Bill North and Tammy Stevenson of the Rotary Club of Frederick County stop by to chat about the club's 2nd Annual Golf Ball Drop on May 9th at Sherando Park. 700 numbered golf balls, purchased at $25 each, will be dropped from 60 feet up, with the ball landing closest to the target being worth $1,500! Proceeds from the fundraiser will be awarded to the Shenandoah Valley Discovery Museum for free admissions for foster families. Also on the show, Barry tries out his new 'whole

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07:35

You Know You're Getting Older When...

Breakfast With Barry Lee ·

2025/03/24

On this episode, Barry shares a recent experience at a community event where his age smacked him in the face. Plus, on the Brain Buster, this common man's first name is going extinct.

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13:35

568: Wheels For Wellness - Free Rides To Medical...

Breakfast With Barry Lee ·

2025/03/10

For over 20 years, Wheels For Wellness has provided free transportation to those in the Northern Shenandoah Valley who need rides to medical appointments and treatments. Joining Barry on this episode are the Executive Director, Traci Chapman Toth, and Board Chair Ann Lamanna who share details about the program and their upcoming fundraiser, 'Tablescapes 2025' on March 30th. www.wheels4wellness.org

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15:52

567: 2 for 2 Foundation presents the 'Pot of Gold'...

Breakfast With Barry Lee ·

2025/03/03

Shelly Lee has been teaching people to swim since she was 12 years old! She currently serves as a Volunteer Coordinator for Swim Literacy with the '2 for 2 Foundation' and on this episode, she invites everyone to the 'Pot of Gold Cheer and Chance Event' on March 15th at the Piccadilly Pub. Ticket sales and raffle proceeds will help the Foundation provide free swim lessons for individuals and families that can't afford it. Details: www.2for2foundation.org

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