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COVID-19 is no joke. Both my fiancee and I had it and we are both completely vaccinated. I am disappointed that COVID and the vaccine have become a political statement and not a plight to keep everyone as healthy as possible. Now there is a vaccine that should be available for children ages 5 to 11 …

The pandemic has taught us a lot of things including that we all need to take time for ourselves and that includes our kids. The other day Jenn came to me and said that she was going to take Ryan, our ten-year-old out of school for a couple of mental health days. She explained that the weather was g…

This past weekend was very nostalgic for me and my family. My son, Ryan, embarked on something that was part of my childhood and now it's part of his. Ryan starting playing in the Mechanicville Stillwater Little League. It wasn't only nostalgic, it was amazing.

Ryan is a very compassionate kid and each year I talk to him about how important St. Jude Radiothon is and what they do. I asked him about cancer, St. Jude, and how he thinks we can all help the parents of the sick children worry less. When you listen to the words and innocence of a child talking ab…

We wrapped up our Halloweek shows this morning with some funny jokes from my nine-year-old son, Ryan. The jokes were funny but Brian tried to guess the punchlines before Ryan delivered them. Take a listen to the cute jokes and how Brian sabotages them.

We are very fortunate that we are still playing baseball. Not only because of the pandemic, but the weather has been cooperating too. Ryan only has a few fall baseball games left and I am still cheering loudly to his teammates and at the games as the "Big League Chooch".

My son Ryan is on a fall baseball team and it is so much fun to watch his team play. They usually play on Sundays and I enjoy cheering loudly for him and his teammates.

Fall baseball is here and I am louder than ever cheering on my son and his team. This week, when I mic-ed myself up, Ryan was overhead being very loud just like me. Listen to him being "chooch-like".

My son, Ryan, is playing baseball and now we are into the fall season. He has games on Sundays and this past week, he had a double-header. I mic myself up and cheer on the entire team pretty loudly. Take a listen to this week's installment of "Big League Chooch".

During the pandemic, many parents were forced to work from home and some still are. They have been spending more time with their kids and as a result, they are modeling their behavior. Now you can buy your kid a set of toys so they can play-work alongside you.

Are you the loudest and most obnoxious fan at your kids' games? Do you yell and scream to cheer on your kid? We want to hear from you as we embark on "Chooch Week" with Brian and Chrissy.

We are so happy that we are able to watch Ryan play Little League baseball. It gives us a sense of normalcy. Along with that normalcy comes loud and obnoxious cheering him on. Listen to this week's Big League Chooch.