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On this episode of More About Birth we are excited to have Dan and Lindsay Justice with us from Justice Family Chiropractic in Kennewick, WA. They are both Chiropractors and very much love helping moms and their babies have a great birth. Shannon Bennett, our host, is ready with her list of questions that many of her mamas have. Topics like the Webster Technique and other prenatal and postpartum chiropractic care. This podcast is also available on YouTube. For more information and our full disclosure visit our Natural Care Midwifery Podcast page. 

Mansfield Senior's Angelo Grose discusses his commitment to Michigan State and opens up about younger brother Jaiden's battle against cancer.

Ben Brubaker told his boss and one of his best friends, “If anything ever happens to me, it was her,” referring to his then current girlfriend.

She laughed off the claim when interviewed and gave her side of the story on the latest episode of “Chalk Murder to Me,” which examined the baffling disappearance of Ashland, Ohio’s, Brubaker.

Episode 3 walks you through the timeline, has quotes and interviews with law enforcement, the girlfriend, friends and family surrounding the Brubaker case.

There are still leads that need followed, questions that need answered, and hopefully one of you listeners will help us solve the case.

Newly-crowned Ohio Mr. Football Cade Stover of Lexington and classmate Kyle Johnston, the Division II state cross country champ, stopped by for a special edition of West Fourth & Goal.

Big changes are happening at DRM Productions Inc. in Mansfield, Ohio, and who better to talk about it than the two men at the center of it all? Jon Pierce is set to take over as president of DRM, filling Dave Damron's shoes when he retires at the end of the year...er, I mean, "goes part time." Jon started at DRM as an intern, and Dave finds himself a bit anxious about entering this next phase of life. And it turns out, this is just the tip of the iceberg. 

McGwire Albert, Junior Quarterback for the Shelby Whippets is leading another successful season for the Whippets. He joined W. Fourth & Goal and discussed what he learned from Brennan Armstrong, his family's history of football stardom in Shelby, and helped the crew breakdown WEEK 3's upcoming area games. Listen to us right "meow!"

By his own admission, Bill Freytag's career has not been a straight line. He started out in computer technology, took a quick side step to own my favorite bar in Shelby for a while, and then dove into politics with absolutely no political experience, but that’s where he’s ending his working life at the Richland County Board of Elections with less than a year left to go. And he's had an exciting run in politics, from serving on Shelby City Council to transporting political speakers at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland in 2016. The whole mission behind "Why The Hell Am I Here?" is taking a moment to look back on your life and realize how you got where you are, so what better time to do that than at the end of your career? Take a listen, and join me in wishing Bill a happy retirement.

Division I college football recruit and Mansfield Tyger two-way player, Clay Caudill joined the W. Fourth & Goal Podcast. The highly-recruited TE and DE was looked at by colleges as an 8th grader, before he ever played a down of high school football. We discussed that, this year's Tyger football team, the state of social media for athletes, broke down WEEK II area games, and much more! 

Jessica Gribben has done some pretty awesome things right here in her hometown, from being an instrumental part of starting Richland Young Professionals to becoming a branch manager at Richland Bank to sitting on the board of the Richland Area Chamber of Commerce. You might notice everything she has her hand in has something to do with business (for the suits) and economic development. Tune in to find out why that's exactly the right fit for her. 

Many people reach a point in their lives when they have an intense desire to leave a place - whether it be a hometown, a place they moved for a job, or a place that just gets old for them. Jodie Perry has definitely experienced this sensation, bouncing around all over the east coast before coming here to be the president of the Richland Area Chamber of Commerce. But looking back, it turns out she's always been in the right place at the right time. 

Join us as Paul interviews Brandon about his life, professional and personal and dive deeper with us as we cover subjects such as Brandon's early leadership, family struggles, staying positive and making the most out of life. Brandon covers how to stay motivated and live out his personal mission statements: 1. "He want to be the person he has the potential to become", 2. "Be the dad his kids deserve and the husband his wife wants to love" and 3. "Be financially independent so he can focus on the things that matter most in life" 

Today we get to see a different side of Richland Bank's president Chris Hiner - rock enthusiast, former football champ and fan of local music (just don't call him Big Papa). We also take a bit of a dive into the life of a banker, and how it's a lot more people-centric than one might thing. 

The past few years have brought about some big changes for Tony Vero - a new baby girl, and a new job as a Richland County Commissioner. As a textbook extrovert, Tony always knew he wanted to be in public service someday. However, he didn't expect to enter politics in a climate where online insults are common practice and public trust in government officials is at an all-time low. Our conversation navigates the differences between the public and private sector and how elected officials are expected to handle the more volatile parts of their job. 

Join us as Paul interviews Lynn about her life, professional and personal and dive deeper with us as we cover subjects such as her early leadership, involvement in education and marriage counseling. Lynn shares with us why it's important to have a personal definition of success and why it's important to make sure all your actions are in line with that personal definition. We also get to hear about Lynn's tips on efficient meeting management, buying in on an idea and meeting people halfway when they disagree.