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"I knew something wasn't right." — Those are the words that started Amber’s journey with Griffin. On today’s episode, we explore the reality of pediatric cancer that you don’t see in the brochures. It’s raw, it’s real, and it’s a tribute to a boy named Griffin who changed everything. What does it mean to carry a love that has no place to go? Amber joins us for a heart-wrenching and hopeful conversation about her son Griffin. She opens up about the "after"—the journey of navigating loss and finding the strength to keep Griffin’s spirit alive in a world that keeps moving. This is a story about the endurance of a mother’s love and the light a small boy left behind.

being "in recovery" means the story is still being written. It’s a rejection of the past tense in favor of the present. Explore the reality of living life with an active awareness of the struggle, proving that the work doesn't get easier—you just get better at doing it.

.We’re finally cracking into the hype! Join me and Billy as we dive headfirst into the non-alcoholic world with a first-time tasting of Bero. We’re checking out everything from the crisp Kingston Golden Pilsner to the tropical Edge Hill Hazy IPA.This isn’t a professional sommelier breakdown—it’s just two guys, a couple of cans, and a whole lot of honest (and probably hilarious) opinions. Is Tom Holland a brewing genius, or is Billy going to stick to his usual? Whether you’re "sober-curious" or just curious if Spiderman knows his hops, grab a drink and hang out with us for this zero-proof deep dive!

Union County Jailer Jason Newton is back on the ballot. In this exclusive interview, we ask the hard questions: What has been accomplished, and what is left to do? Join us for a deep dive into Newton’s reelection campaign, his stance on public safety, and why he believes he is the right man for the job.

Nathan Stinchcomb,current police chief with years of experience in law enforcement, has launched a campaign for Webster County, Kentucky Jailer.In a recent in-depth interview, Stinchcomb sat down to discuss the crucial details behind his decision to transition from the police force to running the county jail. He offered his perspective on:Jail Operations: His plan to improve efficiency and safety within the facility.Rehabilitation: His proposals for programs aimed at reducing recidivism and supporting successful re-entry into the community.Leadership: How his extensive experience managing public safety teams will translate into leading the jail staff and addressing the needs of the county.This detailed conversation provides voters with a clear understanding of the former chief's vision for the future of the Webster County Detention Center.

What does it take to walk away from a dangerous job you know for a new one that puts you on the front lines? Former coal miner Miles Clevidence sits down to discuss his profound career transformation. We explore the mental toughness he built deep beneath the surface and how it prepared him for the intense teamwork and critical decisions of a firefighter. This is an inspiring story about re-invention, community service, and finding purpose in a life dedicated to helping others.

Sarah Teague returns for an essential update on the field that captivated a community. Following her initial search efforts and the controversial project to dig a well, Sarah discusses the startling recent discovery of teeth and bones found on the property. What do these remains signify, and what's being done to analyze them? Furthermore, Sarah delves into the burgeoning petition demanding the release of all official information and files related to the site, offering her perspective on the ongoing fight for transparency and disclosure. Tune in for the latest developments in this complex and unfolding story.

In this exclusive interview, we speak with Trey Lombardo, the lone diver who single-handedly brought a decades-old missing persons case to a dramatic conclusion. For 19 years, the disappearance of James Michael Mills and his van from Uniontown, Kentucky, was a cold case that haunted the community. Trey recounts the moment he made the chilling discovery in the depths of the Ohio River, a find that didn't solve a crime, but did solve a mystery. Join us as he shares the emotional story of his solitary mission and how he brought a long-lost truth to light, finally providing a grieving family with the answers they had waited almost two decades for.

Raynel is searching for answers about what happened to his dad. He talks about information that has been given to him.

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One mans journey of survival

Just 2 country boys talkin about growing up