Joan Moore-36 year grade school art teacher. She was hooked at very young age, drawing, painting and exploring artistic mediums. Joan said, “you practice football and band, why not practice your art ? “

She teaches kindergartners through fifth graders. By the end of the school year, they will have been introduced to drawing, painting, with watercolors and other forms art.

At the same time, learning about the history, artists and regions. And if you’re an adult and you’re looking to get into art, Joan has some recommendations that may assist you. It is actually an inexpensive hobby to get started.

Bill and Ranya Svoboda, two entrepenuers in different fields. Bill real estate and title. Ranya entertainment and special evenings! Join us for their stories.

With bowling season just started I want to honor Rick with a replay. Since the original podcast, Rick had another 300 and another 800. The Padua high school bowling coach has won a couple of titles in senior events throughout the region. Enjoy.

Rick has a 21 page résumé for his bowling career. It’s humbling, and it just scratches the surface of his depth as a human being. Rick left his ego at the door along time ago. Enjoy this 50 minute conversation.

David Tinter, custom clothier with Balani Custom Clothes. David will fit you up for the Office, a wedding, family gathering or any event you are attending. He loves everything Italian. He and his wife Angela have five children. They travel and David is connected to the city of Cleveland and Northeast Ohio. Over 1200 customers and growing. Join us and listen to this podcast a unique individual consider some self a connector, a traveler and a fashion expert.

Bob Chamberlain multiple Hall of Famer, PBA champion and a gentleman. A member of the famous Stroh’s team in the 1970s and 80s before joining the PBA tour. Do you want a PBA national championship!

Still bowling well in his 70s.

Join me and listen to this repost as bowling season is underway in the United States with the 2024–25 season.

David Carlton Author of Cuyahoga Valley Microadventures join the best day ever with his wife, Susan and collaborator AJ Sekerak to discuss the book, the intricate opportunities right in the backyard in north east Ohio of the Cuyahoga Valley national Forest along with the surrounding areas. David and Susan also share their journey of grief after losing their son Cooper at the age of 23. It all ties in to the book, along with contributors and a Kickstarter campaign, which produced the first sold out edition of the book. Now the book is in the second printing and will be available for your holiday giftgiving as well as your own pleasure.

The book shares many activities that are inexpensive and right around the corner in nature. They parrot with restaurants, music, specialty shopping, and art amongst other things. It’s a coffee table book that’s worth having. They’re definitely going to be part of my Christmas shopping in 2024.