It's a treasure trove of topics for host Mark Farinella, who discusses the Patriots Hall of Fame nominees, the Artemus II spaceflight, a former homestead lost to the wrecking ball and a Lightning Round that includes his least favorite commercials.

Host Mark Farinella solves the mystery of the missing Episode 60. Also stopping by virtually from Florida is his fellow announcer on local sports TV telecasts, Alex Salachi, to chat about the recently ended high school basketball season and the proposed Donald Trump Presidential Library. Plus local golf news and more.

Host Mark Farinella returns with commentaries about his long-awaited knee replacement, the Patriots Hall of Fame Committee meeting, and what was so important over the past eight months, it caused him to neglect these podcasts. And yes, there's a reason why there's no Episode 60 -- coming soon.

Host Mark Farinella ends another seven-month sabbatical by bringing his equipment outside of the studio and sharing his thoughts with the planes, trains, automobiles and animals that invade his space on a beautiful summer day. Among the topics discussed are summer basketball, Patriots training camp, summer movies and selling his ancient comic book collection.

For the first time since 2019, host Mark Farinella welcomes long-time friend, mentor and international shipping and delivery magnate Cristoforo Cringlione to the podcast. The CEO of KringCo Overnight Delivery shares opinions about international commerce, consumer trends, Donald Trump, Greenland, Taylor Swift, Boston sports and so much more. It's an absolute must-listen.

Host Mark Farinella returns from a four-month hiatus to update listeners about an outstanding high school football season in his area, and look ahead at the coming basketball season with the help of unofficial co-host Lisa Downs, coach of the Foxboro (Mass.) girls' basketball team. And for the first and last time on this podcast, he comments on the result of the presidential election.

Host Mark Farinella welcomes Amy Dolores, the coach of the state Division 1 champion girls' basketball team from Bishop Feehan High School in Attleboro, Mass., for her first visit to The Owner's Box. They talk about the Shamrocks' path to a state title, what it means to Dolores to be a part of the Feehan community, and the recent upswing in interest in women's basketball thanks to Caitlin Clark and the rest of an outstanding WNBA rookie class. Mark also offers a remembrance of former Attleboro High basketball star Leland Anderson, 43, who succumbed to lung cancer recently.

Host Mark Farinella welcomes special guest co-host Alex Salachi for another "Mansfield Memories" episode, in which both 70-year-old gents try to recall important and interesting aspects of how their hometown of Mansfield, Mass., has changed over their lifetimes. Alex talks about the butcher shops that served the unique tastes of the once predominantly Italian community, while Mark chronicles the seeming overpopulation of gasoline stations in the community.