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623: 99th Apple Blossom Festival & Blue Ridge...

Breakfast With Barry Lee ·

2026/04/13

Two guests join Barry on this episode: Brad Veach, Executive Director of the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival highlights the upcoming Festival, April 24th-May 3rd. www.thebloom.com Jeffrey Alban, Artistic Director and Conductor of the Blue Ridge Singers chats about their Spring concert series: "The French-American Connection". www.blueridgesingers.org

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22:20

622: Wheels For Wellness & The Laurel Ridge Spring...

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2026/04/06

Two special interviews on this week's show: 1- Traci Toth and Ann Lamanna from Wheels For Wellness talk about their elegant and fun 'Tablescapes' fundraiser on 4/19 that helps provide people with transportation to their medical appointments and treatments. (www.wheels4wellness.org) 2-John Owens, Director of the 46th Annual Spring Follies at Laurel Ridge Community College in Middletown invites the community to celebrate the 1990's with upbeat performances and comedy on 4/11 and 4/12 with fun

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15:42

621: Main Street Chamber Orchestra / Human...

Breakfast With Barry Lee ·

2026/03/30

A double-feature this week on the show. Joining Barry are: 1- Jon Goldberg, Music Director & Conductor with the Main Street Chamber Orchestra talks about the 4/11 concert featuring 'Two Geniuses of Composition', John Williams and Beethoven. 2- John Lamanna with the Winchester-Frederick County Human Trafficking Task Force shares information about a free Regional Human Trafficking Awareness Seminar on 4/10 at Shenandoah University.

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20:25

620: Unmasking The Humorist - A Colonial Literary...

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2026/03/23

Who was the mystery writer that called himself 'The Humorist' and wrote the essays that appeared in the South Carolina Gazette in 1753 and 1754? Through Shenandoah County resident Dr. Brent L. Kendrick's research, this colonial literary mystery has been solved over 270 years later! Dr. Kendrick shares his journey in his new book, "Unmasking The Humorist - Alexander Gordon's Lost Essays of Colonial Charleston, South Carolina." Follow Dr. Kendrick's writings at: www.thewiredresearcher.com

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12:47

619: Freedom 250 Mobile Museum Truck Coming To...

Breakfast With Barry Lee ·

2026/03/16

As a part of America's 250th Anniversary Celebration, a national exhibit that is crisscrossing the country will be coming to Middletown's historic Wayside Inn on March 27th and 28th. Barry's guest to share the exciting news is the Mayor of Middletown, VA, Charles Harbaugh IV www.freedom250.org Facebook: Town of Middletown, VA

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17:44

618: Relay For Life of Northern Shenandoah Valley

Breakfast With Barry Lee ·

2026/03/09

The Relay For Life of Northern Shenandoah Valley presented by Shenandoah University steps off on March 20th at the James R. Wilkins, Jr. Events Center to benefit the American Cancer Society. Barry's guest is longtime Relay volunteer and cancer survivor Michael Hummer who outlines the fun activities for all ages on 3/20, including lap themes from the 60's to today with music and costumes. Michael also shares how the money raised provides incredible resources and information for those diagnosed and

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19:09

617: Winchester CAST For Kids & The 2 For 2...

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2026/03/02

A double feature this week on the show: 1- Steve Shafran talks about the Winchester C.A.S.T. For Kids Foundation and a special event he's coordinating to connect volunteers who love to fish with adults and veterans with disabilities and special needs for a special day on the lake. (castforkids.org) 2- Shelly Lee invites everyone to put on the green for the Pot O' Gold Party at Piccadilly's on 3/14 to help the 2 For 2 Foundation provide free swim lessons to local youth. (2for2foundation.org)

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21:48

616: Ruth Martin ... Looking Back On 99 Years Of Living

Breakfast With Barry Lee ·

2026/02/23

On this episode, Barry visits Frederick County resident Ruth Martin on her 99th birthday. She shares stories of her marriage to Robert, raising turkeys in Gore, operating a laundry mat on Amherst Street for 17 years, driving Special Ed school buses, adopting 5 children, fostering over 30 kids and her love for her church.

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615: Please Don't Call Me While You're Eating ......

Breakfast With Barry Lee ·

2026/02/16

On the show this week, Barry poses another "Why Is It?" question: We all find it irritating to get phone calls during our meals, but just as irritating is when people call us while THEY'RE eating!

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09:13

614: Why Is It I Keep Getting Money In The Mail?

Breakfast With Barry Lee ·

2026/02/09

On this episode, Barry hosts another segment of 'why is it?' Why are national nonprofit organizations sending him money when seeking a donation from him?

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20:12

613: The Soup-er Bowl Bash and Coldest Night of the...

Breakfast With Barry Lee ·

2026/02/02

Two special guests this week to promote two special events: Rusty Holland, Executive Director of Concern Hotline, Inc. joins Barry to invite everyone to the 'Soup-er Bowl Bash' at Winchester Brew Works on February 7th. Four food trucks will be competing for the 'Best Soup' crown, with paper football and other fun games. (www.concernhotline.org) Robyn Miller, Executive Director of WATTS (Winchester Area Temporary Transitional Shelter) invites the community to participate in the upcoming 'Coldest

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15:27

612: Renovating The Patsy Cline Theatre & 'Light A...

Breakfast With Barry Lee ·

2026/01/26

On this episode, Larry Weiss, Executive Director of the Winchester Education Foundation chats with Barry about the 'Community Comfort Campaign' to renovate the seating and carpeting in the Patsy Cline Theatre at John Handley High School. Barry also invites the community to the "Light A Path To End Pet Homelessness" event on Monday, February 2nd at 6:15 p.m. The annual lighting ceremony honors our pets that have crossed the Rainbow Bridge, with a fun reception and fundraiser afterwards in the

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15:20

611: My 44 Year Journey Behind A Microphone

Breakfast With Barry Lee ·

2026/01/19

With National Disc Jockey Day arriving on January 20th, Barry shares some very personal stories on his 'calling' to pursue a 44 year career in radio.

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07:15

610: The Real Work Of Christmas Is Just Beginning

Breakfast With Barry Lee ·

2026/01/12

The lights and the tree have been taken down or put away, but the real work of Christmas is just beginning. Barry turns to a poem written by Howard Thurman (1899-1981), an African-American theologian and civil rights leader who reminds us that the Star in the sky may be gone, but the heart of the Christmas message is just beginning. Barry also invites his newly retired wife Mary (a professor at Shenandoah University for 37 years) to share how her first few days of retirement are going.

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16:02

609: Veterans Poetry Project - Perseverance and...

Breakfast With Barry Lee ·

2026/01/05

Marine Veteran Wayne David Hubbard of Winchester joins Barry on this first episode of 2026 to talk about the 'Veterans Poetry Project - Perseverance and Resilience'. David talks about upcoming local workshops and an anthology to help veterans share their experience through writing. www.veteranspoetryproject7.wordpress.com

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08:52

608: A New Year ... Try Not To Get It Dirty

Breakfast With Barry Lee ·

2025/12/29

On this episode Barry celebrates the arrival of 2026 with some fun observations about resolutions and old folklore good-luck traditions on how to start off a new year.

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607: Bringing In a New Year, In Old Town Winchester!

Breakfast With Barry Lee ·

2025/12/22

On this episode, Barry celebrates the arrival of Christmas this week with some fun observations, and also sits down with Brad Veach, Executive Director of the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival to chat about New Year's Eve in Old Town Winchester. The Festival and City of Winchester will be hosting a 6-hour laser light show with music, street performers, and vendors up and down the Old Town Mall with the Apple Drop at midnight, and it's all free! Details at www.thebloom.com

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08:48

606: Re-gifting, Office Parties & the Hallmark...

Breakfast With Barry Lee ·

2025/12/15

On this episode Barry dives deeper into the Christmas season and spirit by passing along tips on re-gifting, office party etiquette, the Hallmark drinking game, and gifts for under zero cents. He also talks about hanging the outdoor lights with his adult daughter ... a tradition that dates back to when she was little.

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20:42

605: You're Not Alone Ministry

Breakfast With Barry Lee ·

2025/12/08

From hurt, to help, to healing ... 'You're Not Alone Ministry' ... Support for Mental Health Challenges. Joining Barry on this episode are Alan Umstead, Sylvia Tarro and Dan Skoda who share their personal stories of how they helped start this ministry that provides support groups and resources for individuals and families facing mental health challenges.

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16:36

604: Blue Ridge Singers and Clarke County Community...

Breakfast With Barry Lee ·

2025/12/01

This week the Christmas spirit soars through song! Joining Barry on the show is Jeffrey Alban with the Blue Ridge Singers to invite all to their concert series, "The Very Best Time of Year" (www.blueridgesingers.org) Also stopping by is Dave Worthington with the Clarke County Community Band that will present three fun-filled Christmas concerts to benefit Chain of Checks (www.clarkecountycommunityband.com)

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