Show Notes
Singer-songwriter-legend-best guy Dave Barnes returns to the show to break down a feel-good classic, ripe with utmost possibility, England Dan & John Ford Coley's signature hit, "I'd Really Love to See You Tonight." There's a warm wind blowing, and it's making us wistful. You'll laugh, you'll live, you'll love. Plus:
Our traditional 10 minutes of hot takes and shenanigans with Dave
Rob’s worst hot take!
Twinkies, roaches, and Sting
Mustache snare
Seals, Seals, and seals (feat. Seal)
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