Mariners legend and all-around great guy Jay Buhner joins the Sims family for a look back on his storied career and insights on today’s game. Jay shares his earliest memories, reflecting on the lessons of unity and accountability he learned in Little League that shaped his journey to becoming one of Major League Baseball’s fiercest competitors. He recounts his path from being drafted by the Pirates, to his first big league moments with the Yankees, and the infamous trade that sent him to Seattle, where he became one of the greatest Mariners of all time. Jay dives into what made those Mariners teams unforgettable, his close bond with Ken Griffey Jr., and hints at why fans might see more of him around Dan Wilson’s Mariners in 2025 and beyond.

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Mike Breen joins Hey Now! to reminisce with longtime friend Dave Sims—going all the way back to their days together at WNBC in 1986, when, as Mike jokes, “Dave still had hair!” In this episode, the legendary NBA play-by-play announcer reflects on his journey, from his childhood bedroom adorned with a Walt "Clyde" Frazier poster (which still hangs in his old room at his mom’s house) to his college years at Fordham’s WFUV and his admiration for broadcasting icons like Vin Scully. Mike shares invaluable lessons learned along the way, from his dream of calling NBA games to his 30-year partnership with his hero, Clyde, and his induction into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. It’s a journey that has turned a lifelong passion into one of sports' most celebrated voices -- one that even included a call from Mr. Scully himself.

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Jeff Garlin joins the Sims for an insightful discussion on stand-up comedy, sharing his unique take on crowd work and reflecting on his prolific career in both stand-up and acting. Dave and Jeff dive into his early days at Second City, working alongside comedy legends like Bob Odenkirk, Dennis Leary, Jon Stewart, Conan O'Brien, and Stephen Colbert. With nearly 100 acting credits to his name, Jeff revisits some of his favorite moments from Curb Your Enthusiasm and South Park, and offers a glimpse into what’s next for his career.

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