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It's my favorite time of the year. Ryan has started baseball season. It also means that I am back as the loudest fan in the stands cheering on the entire team and of course Ryan. I am "The Big League Chooch."

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.

I will admit that I am my son's biggest fan and I express it every week at his games. I am loud and proud when I cheer him on. I record myself and we play back my obnoxious rants on the sidelines in a segment we call, "Big League Chooch".

This week's installment of "Big League Chooch" is from Ryan's flag football game. A funny thing happened when we played it back this week. Jess admitted that she takes a certain headache medication to cope with "The Chooch".

I won't ever make excuses for being the biggest and, most of the time, the loudest fan at my son, Ryan's games. I record myself being loud and obnoxious and we play them back in a segment we call, "Big League Chooch".

Flag football season is in full swing and I love going to Ryan's games. I am his biggest fan, but also the loudest. Some may think it's obnoxious but I love cheering him on as loud as I can.

I am a super fan and the loudest at my son, Ryan's, games. We are now into flag football season and Ryan loves to play almost as much as I love to cheer him on. Some may think my boisterous cheering is on the borderline obnoxious. During Ryan's football games, I am mic-ed up and known as, "Big League Chooch".

I have to admit that I am the loudest fan at my son's baseball game. I like to keep it positive, but sometimes I am so loud, it comes across as obnoxious. That's why, during baseball season, I am known as "The Big League Chooch".

I have to admit that I am the loudest fan at my son's baseball game. I like to keep it positive, but sometimes I am so loud, it comes across as obnoxious. That's why, during baseball season, I am known as "The Big League Chooch".

The other morning while messing around with some sound effects in the studio, I played a few random noises for just us to listen to .  Immediately, Jess started freaking out and quite frankly, I thought she was joking.  Turns out, I was playing some audio that I personally couldn't hear, but she could.  And it was driving her crazy.  Do you hear this annoying frequency?