Ep. 53 Pat Walsh Unravels the Mystery of Leap Year, The Uproar over See-Through Baseball Pants and a Nostalgic Nod to a Pair of Artists

Ever pondered the cosmic quirk that gifts us an extra 24 hours every few years? We're peeling back the layers of time to explain leap years and the tantalizing trio of rules that dictate their arrival. As we cruise through the scenic Northern California backdrop, we'll marvel at how February 29, 2024, fits into the grand tapestry of our Gregorian calendar, synchronizing our earthly schedules with the celestial dance of our planet.Meanwhile, on the diamond, there's trouble in paradise. Imagine the horror of stepping onto the field in pants that reveal more than just your baseball prowess. We'll hear the uproar straight from the horse's mouth, as Padres' ace Joe Musgrave and others balk at the new, less-than-opaque uniform designs. Tackling the thorny issue of style versus tradition, I'll share personal gripes about brand overreach in sports apparel, including the encroachment of sponsor logos—a far cry from the heritage-rich uniforms we cherish.Finishing off with a melodious flourish, we pay homage to the legendary '60s group, The Association. Their harmonious anthems like "Never My Love" echo through the ages, and we'll relive the magic spun by the likes of Terry Kirkman and Larry Ramos.  JJ Jackson is the B Side, singing "But It's Alright". So tune in for a lyrical journey that promises to transport you back to a time of vinyl and virtuosity, ensuring that by the episode's end, you might just find yourself dusting off that record player for an auditory trip down memory lane.