8/9/22 7:20 Golf pro and TV host Jimmy Hanlin caught up with our own Craig Adams from the 32nd annual Jack Nicklaus Scholarship Golf Benefit at the Elyria Country Club, presented by The Lorain County Community College Foundation. (5:08)

8/9/22 7:40 This just in! Dr. Drew Pinsky, renowned doctor and addiction specialist, will be the Keynote Speaker at the LCADA Way Annual Benefit and Recognition Gala. LCADA Way’s Director of Marketing Joe Matuscak joined the guys to talk about the event and the group’s continued fight in helping those dealing with drug, alcohol, and gambling addiction and wellness. (11:21)

8/9/22 8:10 It’s almost time for the North Ridgeville Corn Festival! WEOL will be there once again this year, and here to help us get ready for some “maize madness” was festival president John Butkowski! (7:52)

8/9/22 8:40 What’s better than something on sale? Well, something that’s free of course! Coupon queen Rachel Krych of Couponing with Rachel returned to share her insights in her latest weekly column in the Chronicle-Telegram. This week is all about stocking up on those essential items when they’re free via coupons, including personal health items like deodorant and toothpaste. Plus, for the sweet tooth of the house, Rachel has the latest candy deals as well! Our chat with Rachel was brought to you by the Lorain Public Library System. (12:36)

8/8/22 7:20 Our Cleveland Guardians are still just one game back of first! But, there were plenty of roster moves to discuss with Guardians Senior VP of Public Affairs Bob DiBiasio, including Franmil Reyes being designated for assignment. (9:52)

8/8/22 7:40 Lorain County Probate Judge James Walther joined the guys on the Morning Show to talk about his role as Probate Judge and some of the things he’s seen and heard over the years. In addition to some interesting court stories, Judge Walther shared his involvement with the Lorain County Veterans Treatment Court. (20:26)

8/5/22 8:40 We learned during Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s hearings about the rite of passage known as Beach Week, where graduating seniors hit up beaches for parties both public and private. How could money and privilege affect the outcome of a tragedy after a group of friends goes into the ocean, but one never comes out again? What if one of those friends became a mom, and then the tragedy repeated itself 25 years later with one of her daughter’s friends? That’s the scenario former police reporter turned bestselling author Aggie Thompson laid out in her newest book, ALL THE DIRTY SECRETS. Aggie joined the WEOL Morning Show to talk about using her background in criminal justice to start a writing career and her inspiration for her latest work. (6:58)