This second show with Dennis gave us a look at what it takes to create and operate a senior baseball league. Including the hardest parts and the most fun parts. We get to delve into what Dennis has had to deal with, having MS for well over 3 decades. He clues us in on the various symptoms and how to deal with them on a day-to-day basis. Please leave comments at barrelitup@yahoo.com. Also, check out our roster of guests at jayciambrone.com on page 5.

Finally, a chance to talk to Deniis about the 39 years we have known each other in baseball. Dennis tells us about why he didn't really play baseball until he found senior baseball. Before that, he became an accomplished water polo player and diver. His diving took him all the way to the Olympic trials and even had him dive against Greg Louganis. Please leave comments at barrelitup@yahoo.com. Find all of our previous shows at jayciambrone.com on page 5.

Sometimes baseball gets short-circuited at a young age. But interest in the game continues anyway. Even if it can become part of a novel you end up writing. Look for American Boys "A Stupid Baseball Story" on Amazon! Along with other books by Taylor Waters. On this show, we get to find out how writing screenplays led to novels. We hear about the mentors who inspired Taylor along the way. Comments to barrelitup@yahoo.com. Complete list of all our guests at jayciambrone.com on page 5.

A little different this time. Talking with Ted about the current state of mortgage rates and future possibilities. In addition, we used a situation we were both involved in to talk about the positives and pitfalls of buying and financing a HUD home. Most HUD homes are bought with cash by those who plan to flip them. An entirely different situation if you plan to renovate and live in that property. Comments and questions to barrelitup@yahoo.com. The complete list of shows at jayciambrone.com on page 5.

Posting this show a little late. 2025 was a big year for the show as we added Facebook and Instagram pages. Even started to add video clips to both pages. Could only give highlights here about special shows. We actually interviewed 28 people during 2025. Listenership grew during the year. Please leave comments at barrelitup@yahoo.com. Find a list of all the 2025 shows you can listen to at jayciambrone.com. Just check the library at the bottom of the page to see the well over 85 shows available.

In our second talk with Thatch. We hear about what he discovered that made a successful team (he has been on a lot of them). What he instills in the kids he coaches. In the late nineties Thatch discovered that he was having some physical issues. Hear what it took for him to finally discover he had MS for over a quarter century. Thatch has been able to continue playing the game. He tells us how that has been possible. Please comment at barrelitup@yahoo.com. Find our complete list of shows at jayciambrone.com on page 5.

Baseball has always been number one for Thatch ever since his grandpa took him to a Giants game as a 7 year old. Success in Little League (even having to get on 3 buses to get to a playoff series) just fueled that passion. High school and JC followed. As with many having to make a living slowed being able to play until Senior baseball came along. Hear about those that made it possible to continue to play. Please leave comments at barrelitup@yahoo.com. See our entire list of shows at jayciambrone.com on page 5.

This time with Stewart, we discuss how journalism became part of his life. From a start of selling printer toner, to publishing a newspaper in Boulder, Colorado for well over 30 years. How has the internet affected the newspaper business?Especially we discover how Covid changed the business drastically. What is being done these days to be able to adjust and survive in the newspaper business (digital content, community engagement, etc). Check out Stewart online for his publishing of books and articles. For comments please go to barrelitup@yahoo.com. To see our entire list of guests go to page 5 at jayciambrone.com.