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BIG ANNOUNCEMENT THIS WEEK. Catch this week’s episode with Justin’s long time producer Jeremy Stover. They tell stories from when they first started writing songs together, to their shared path to success in the music industry. 

JR is having technical difficulties throughout the episode, but comes in and out at the right times. They tell a hilarious story of when Stover met Hank Jr. for the first (and last) time. The episode is capped off with some huge announcements that you can only hear first here, on The Justin Moore Podcast!

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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.

Alex Green speaks with host Curt Conrad about their season's turn around and the Minutemen's potential of making the playoffs.

Be The Change! Matt Stover played with the Baltimore Ravens as a placekicker and founded Players Philanthropy Fund. He is interviewed by David Cogan founder of Eliances and host of the Eliances Heroes radio show broadcast on am and fm network channels, internet radio, and online syndication. www.ppf.org www.Eliances.com

Be The Change! Matt Stover played with the Baltimore Ravens as a placekicker and founded Players Philanthropy Fund. He is interviewed by David Cogan founder of Eliances and host of the Eliances Heroes radio show broadcast on am and fm network channels, internet radio, and online syndication. www.ppf.org www.Eliances.com

Lexington Senior and Ohio State football commit, Cade Stover joined W. Fourth & Goal to kickoff the 2018 high school football season. We talked with Cade about his viral farm-themed tweet announcing his commitment to Ohio State, his experience working out at Ohio State, leading Lexington's basketball team to the Final Four this year, and previewed some WEEK 1 football match-ups from around the area. 

Lexington Minutemen football standout Cade Stover sits down with Curt and Noah to discuss being recruited by Ohio State, life on the farm, and more!

"We’re in a completely different time in history now where we’re recognizing the differences between men and women and that those differences are valuable." - Sara Avent Stover

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On today's show I talk to comedians and spouses Betsy Stover and Ari Voukydis. Almost two decades worth of students and performers at UCB owe their education to Betsy and Ari, who have been teaching and performing at the theatre since essentially its beginning. Besides being house performers at UCB, the two are both actors and writers. Betsy toured with the one-woman off-Broadway show Mother Load and had two long-running sketch shows with her writing partner Katty Biscone. Ari writes for BuzzFeed and the pilot he made with his writing partner Mark Sarian was an official selection of the 2014 New York Television Festival.

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On today's show, I talk to husband and wife writers Harry Mathews and Marie Chaix. Harry Mathews is a writer and poet originally from New York. After a tour in the Navy in 1949, he eloped with a French artist and eventually moved to Europe. There he co-founded the influential literary journal Locus Solus and became the first American member of theFrench writing group OULIPO. Harry is the author of numerous novels including Tlooth, The Conversions and My Life in CIA, and he is also a translator of many people, including his wife Marie Chaix's novels. Marie was born in 1942 in France in the midst of WWII. After her father died, she found out he had been a Nazi collaborator during the war, and his diaries inspired her first book The Laurels of Lake Constance in 1974, and since then, she has penned eight other books. Much of Harry and Marie's work can be found through the Dalkey Archive, one of the best publishers of contemporary fiction.

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