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Have you ever forgotten where you put something you use every day? How do you end up finding it?

That’s the topic of discussion today from misplacing our wallets, keys, glasses, watches, phones, luggage, even our spouses.

There are phone apps that can help all of us for these common situations. (But don’t lose them.)

In this episode, we also discuss some fan mail and reaction to our previous Podcasts such as “Hugs, Kisses, and Handshakes” and “Music Therapy”.

Tommy V. and Jay give us their NFL Playoff Predictions and who is going to win this year’s Superbowl.

Joe B. has another “Did You Know?”.

Ron D. tells us what’s happening in the coming months in our community.

And Richie the Joke Man brings us more laughs.

Take a listen. It’s a great way to start off the new year.

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In this episode, called “Music Therapy”, Phil met up with Sonny Prewitt, a musician, singer, songwriter, guitarist, composer, producer, music and vocal teacher.

Sonny is known to many as a member of the Southern Cross Band, a Southern Rock band who performed around the Tri-State Area and beyond during the 70’s and 80’s and recently at their 50th Reunion at the Osprey in Manalapan. NJ.

Sonny performs at house-parties, local clubs, and with his music partner in the duo “Melanie and Sonny”, and was welcomed here in our community several times in the past.

Most recently, Sonny has been performing at hospitals and Senior Assisted Living Communities and providing, what he refers to as, “Music Therapy” for his audience.

Listen as Sonny describes his audience, many with Dementia and Alzheimer’s, and the response his gets from singing and playing his guitar to many of their old-time favorites.

You can contact Sonny Prewitt directly on Facebook or by email at sonnyprewitt@mac.com.

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It’s the Holiday season with parties, events, get-togethers, and other social situations. What’s the best way to greet a friend, their spouse, or someone you may not be that familiar with?

Do you share a handshake, a fist bump, a hug, a shoulder bump, a kiss? What are your thoughts?

Tommy V. hosts another “I’ve Got a Secret” with his panel and guest Pat Lynch. Play along to see if you can guess Pat’s secret.

Joe B. has another “Did You Know?”
Ron D. tells us what’s happening in our neighborhood over the next few months.

And Richie the Jokeman is back to bring us a few laughs.

Enjoy the show.

Merry Christmas, Happy Hannukah, and Happy New Year

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The 50th Anniversary of “The Wreck of the Edmond Fitzgerald”
was November 10, 2025.

This is a Podcast Classic from June 2024 when Phil sat with Ray "Seadawg" Mann, a fellow Baymen Men’s Club member, who spent a career at sea in the Merchant Marines.

Now, Gordon Lightfoot wrote and sang the song “The Wreck of the Edmond Fitzgerald” but Ray was there that fateful day on the SS Arthur Anderson following that doomed ship. In this interview, Ray talks about what it was like growing up sailing on the Long Island Sound, his time in the Merchant Marine Academy, and his first voyage on Lake Superior after graduating from the Academy.

This is a must listen.

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It's November, and the month we celebrate Veterans Day on November 11. In this we Podcast we talk to a few of our friends, fellow Baymen Men's Club Members, and veterans. Joining us are Tony Guerriero, Greg LaSala, and Chip Scheckler who all served in the Vietnam War.

Listen as they tell their stories from the time they were drafted or enlisted, through Boot Camp, their eventual deployment to their destinations, to what it was like for them after they returned home.

Listen to them tell about the Pet Python, the Hofbrauhaus Brawl, the attempt to rescue The Pueblo, Motorcycle Riding Auditions, "What was that Mystery Meat I just ate?", and more.

Thank you for listening.

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Today we take on a topic that many of us around our community have been talking about for a long time and that is "Why don't more people volunteer to join the various committees we have within our community?" We are not alone as this is common among the many active 55 and over communities in our area and around the country. What are your thoughts?

Joe Varamo brings us his new cooking segment called "Let's Eat" with one of his favorite recipes he want to share with you.

Joe B. has another "Did You Know?" tip.

Pam Camiscioni, a local relator from The Van Dyk Group, one of our new Podcast Sponsors, talks with Joe B, about how to prepare to sell your home. From staging it to setting a price.

Ron D. tells us what is happening around our neighborhood in the coming months.

And Richie the Jokeman is back to bring us a few laughs.

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Phil talks with Rob Sofie, a friend and a fellow Baymen Men's Club Member, who is an active volunteer at the local Tuckerton Food Pantry. Rob discusses the overall objective of the food pantry, some of those who are recipients of the food pantry's services, who donates to the food pantry, his role when he volunteers his time each week, and their ongoing need for contributions and volunteers each week allowing them to continue to provide these much-needed services.

If you ever wondered these same questions and have an interest in getting involved with this food pantry, please listen in. It will answer your questions and hopefully inspire you to also get involved.

Enjoy.

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It’s September and that means the end of summer and ‘Back to School’ time. Phil, Joe B., and Jay reminisce about what it was like for them, at the end of the summer vacation, to go back to school when we were young.

We follow up with a discussion with a few friends and former teachers including Denise Quinn-Hesse and Cindy Varamo and talk about what it was like from a teacher’s perspective to return back to school with some stories from back in the day.

And Ron D. tells us “What’s Happening” on our neighborhood in the coming months.

Enjoy.