Outta The Park

Mar 28 Neena Rose, Michael Williams, Bill Harris, Brian Jeroloman, Josh Kusnick

Canadian singer/songwriter Neena Rose joins us in studio and performs her latest single "Rewind" Former VJ Michael Williams reminisces about the early days of Much Music Brian Jeroloman recalls the day he met George Clooney Bill Harris on another new streaming service MLB player agent explains why weed should be legal for players

The Spin Wellness Wednesday

This week on Wellness Wednesday She was born without her right hand, but that has never stopped MacKenzie Siddal from doing what she wants, including playing softball at a high level Hal Johnson explains why we need to be your own health care advocate Mio Yokoi tells us the differences between introverted and extroverted people Raj Suppiah discusses the causes and treatments for achilles injuries.

Outta The Court, March 26, 2019 - The Humboldt Bus Accident

Court is in Session! Criminal lawyers Adam Goodman and Scott Cowan are joined by Barry Davis to shed light on the Humboldt bus crash. Recently, the driver of the truck was sentenced to 8 years in prison. Was there a length of sentence that would have made the families affected happy? Is this sentence off the mark and how do the guys feel about it? Scott outlines why the sentence was based on the “careless” driving aspect of the law. The principles of sentencing are outlined. The differences between the public perception of a legal sentence and a sentence in the eyes of the law are extensively observed. Is there a higher degree of moral accountability for someone that has been drinking and driving and caught at a ride check versus someone that fell asleep at the wheel for 5 seconds? the guys answer this. You may be surprised by the thoughts of our two lawyers on this topic. It was a story that made international headlines and one that has affected the lives of far too many families and the trio hosting the chat approach it with sensitivity. All that and more… Its Outta The Court.

The Spin Mar 25 Damon Bennett, Johnny The Batboy,

Expert contractor Damon Bennett explains the steps needed when hiring someone to finish your basement Johnny The BatBoy reveals the contents of the backpacks carried by the rookies into the Jays bullpen Matt has Crazy Stories and we talk Blue Jays

Outta The Park Ep. 102, March 24, 2019 - Guest - Todd Stottlemyre

Todd Stottlemyre joins us. The former Blue Jay reflects on the death of his dad. Its an emotional conversation, listening to a son wax nostalgic on the man that helped to shape the man we’re chatting with. What was Mel like as a grandfather? Was the guy that so many in baseball respected different in comparison to the man that existed behind the scenes. Todd chats about his Dad's final days and the strength that his father displayed in the face of an uncomfortable truth. The First Pitch: The guys salivate over the new Jaywalk apparel. Are baseball games taking too long to complete? Who is the MLB catering to when it comes to the pace of play changes? Blue Jays Minor League: Jay Blue of Blue Jays From Away joins Outta the Park to talk about his Blue Jays minor league handbook and about the prospects that many wouldn’t know but should. On The Ice: Jude MacDonald joins the boys to chat about a potential rift between Maple Leafs GM Kyle Dubas and coach Mike Babcock. Ask Barry Davis: 6 man rotation, Anthony Alford, Bo Bichette being brought into the MLB this season. The results of the Fair or Foul Poll are revealed. All that and more...

The Spin Mar 22 Suzi Kori, Jim Byers

Canadian country singer/songwriter Suzi Kory shares her journey that has taken her across the world, from radio host, to mother of 2, to airline employee, to an aspiring music career. She also performs live with Barry Davis on an acoustic version of Stop Dragging My Heart Around Jim Byers, senior editor of TravelPulse Canada, talks about some great spots in the Florida panhandle.

The Spin Mar 21 Jason Grilli, Bill Harris, Brian Jerolman, Josh Kusnick

Former Blue Jays pitcher Jason Grilli talks about a fan even coming up this summer in Seattle and discusses life after MLB Bill Harris explains the Stranger Things phenomenon. Brian Jeroloman looks back at one of the worst home plate collisions in baseball history Josh Kusnick rants on video game curfews.

The Spin Wellness Wednesday Mar 20

Hal Johnson discusses the importance of stretching before and after exorcise. Mio Yokoi helps us cope with all the tragedy we hear and see daily in the news Raj Suppiah explains what sciatica is Plus we talk ergonomic chairs and are joined by a hospice worker.

The Spin Marshall Dane

Canadian country singer/songwriter Marshall Dane takes us though his compelling story of choosing music over his fathers wishes of becoming a preacher. Marshall explains how the one time rift between him and his dad has now patched up and why his dad now accepts the fact he's a long haired, tattooed singer. www.marshalldane.com

Outta The Court, March 19, 2019 - Athletes And Automobile Accidents

Court is in Session! Criminal lawyer Scott Cowan is joined by Barry Davis to shed light on athletes that are involved in vehicular legal cases. Jim Boeheim, coach of the Syracuse Orangemen, was involved in a automotive accident that resulted in the death of a pedestrian. Its a really unfortunate incident. He’s not guilty of a crime but its something he’ll have to live with. The guys peel back the layers of the case to reveal some interesting details about the law. In 1997, 3 members of the Stanley Cup winning Detroit Red Wings were involved in a car accident, resulting in debilitating injuries. There was a suspended licence involved. Why was the limousine driving so quickly? How much jail time did the driver in question get in the State of Michigan? What is the penalty for driving with a suspended licence? Can falling asleep at the wheel be compared to driving under the influence in the eyes of the law? The guys discuss. The responsibilities of the driver of an automobile are revealed. In 2003 Dany Heatley, former NHL, was speeding, lost control and killed Dan Snider in the process. Heatley got 3 years probation. Why such a light sentence? The case of former NHL’er Rob Ramage is used as a comparison in the Heatley case. The wishes of the victim and their families are taken into account upon sentencing, but how much weight does it carry? There are a ton of questions, and Scott and Barry get to the answers. All that and more… Its Outta The Court!