9/8/22 7:20 John Telich and Rocco Nuosci are back talking Cleveland Browns football on this week’s Budweiser’s From the Sidelines, presented by North Ridgeville Convenient Sunoco on Center Ridge and Barton Roads. This week, the guys dive into the season opener this weekend in Carolina as Cleveland hits the road to take on the Panthers. Can the brown and orange knock off their former quarterback Baker Mayfield despite starting the season without their own top QB? J.T. also gives us some health updates on Jack Conklin and what the first few games of the new campaign will hold for the Browns. (19:37)

9/8/22 7:40 Calling all fans of stink! It’s time for the 21st annual Skunkfest, 2022! It’s a friendly gathering for skunk lovers and skunk owners from everywhere to share some fun and discussions about skunks! All skunks are welcome, and you do not need to be a skunk-owner to attend! Plus, attendees can enjoy games, a live DJ, raffles, vendors, and more. Spokeswomen Deborah Cipriani joined the Morning Show to talk about the event, which takes place this Saturday, September 10th, at South Central Park in North Ridgeville! Who will be this year’s Skunkfest King and Queen? (6:39)

9/8/22 8:10 Senator Sherrod Brown returned to the Morning Show as he talked about his recent travels around Ohio to hear from state workers and veterans. Senator Brown discussed how the Pact Act will help Ohio veterans who have been exposed to toxins, plus, what priorities Ohio farmers have for the 2023 Farm Bill. (6:48)

9/8/22 8:40 Come celebrate what makes Lorain County great with the annual Best of Lorain County Party! Join your neighbors and taste, sample, and experience this year’s finalists and vote for the Best of Lorain County! Spokeswoman Mary Beth Lee from Pulse Magazine stopped by to talk about the event, taking place Thursday, September 15th, at the Spitzer Conference Center of Lorain County Community College. (6:50)

9/7/22 7:20 Dave O’Brien from The Chronicle-Telegram returned with our own Rocco Nuosci for this week’s Local Beat, presented by Vandemark Jewelers on East Broad Street in Elyria, a trusted name in jewelry! This week, the guys look at the city of North Ridgeville, as well as their schools, as they look to push for more funding for a HUGE project on the upcoming November ballot. Plus, how do the Lorain County Commissioners keep racking up legal fees? Dave gives us the latest, plus, a scanner story! (12:31)

9/7/22 8:10 The United Way of Greater Lorain County has plenty of ways to get involved this fall! President and CEO Ryan Aroney stopped by to talk to the guys about the group’s involvement in the Imagination Library, United We Sweat, and a plethora of other volunteer opportunities! To find out more, check out their website by clicking HERE! (10:50)

9/7/22 8:40 Need some exercise? What if we told you it was for a great cause? The Neighborhood Walk Family Fun Festival, brought to you by Neighborhood Alliance, is this Saturday, September 10th, at Lorain County Community College! From 9:30am-noon, come join the family fun walk, play games, win prizes, eat delicious food, enjoy music, and so much more! Neighborhood Alliance President and CEO Alicia Foss, along with Fund Development Manager Brian Sturgeon, joined the show to talk about Saturday’s event and how you can get involved. (6:20)

9/6/22 7:40 Our Cleveland Guardians are still in first place… but barely! What’s happened to the offense and all the runs? Perhaps we need more fans in the stands, and who better to let us know what’s happening at Progressive Field this month than Guardians Senior VP of Public Affairs Bob DiBiasio! (9:32)

9/6/22 8:10 Eliot Ness did not disappear after The Untouchables. He moved on to a more important job in Cleveland. New York Times bestselling author Daniel Stashower, a Cleveland native, stopped by to elaborate in his newest book AMERICAN DEMON: Eliot Ness and the Hunt for America’s Jack the Ripper. This takes a fascinating look at the career of legendary lawman Eliot Ness as Stashower shares some important moments and details of his life. (8:54)

9/6/22 8:20 Week One is officially here! The Cleveland Browns get their season started this weekend in Carolina against Baker Mayfield and the Panthers. Beat reporter Scott Petrak from The Chronicle-Telegram says this week has plenty of emotions and storylines, but the orange and brown need to keep things in check if they want to get their first opening weekend win since 2004. (8:40)

9/6/22 8:40 It’s Tuesday, which means we get to chat with the Coupon Queen herself, Rachel Krych from Couponing with Rachel! With class back in session around Lorain County, Rachel’s weekly column in the Chronicle-Telegram this episode focuses on on how parents can save on school lunches with some easy tips! From getting creative with your own homemade lunches to taking advantage of free lunch programs, there are plenty of ways to save some cash this school year. Our weekly chats with Rachel are brought to you by our friends at the Lorain Public Library System. (12:08)

9/2/22 7:20 Come celebrate with Save Our Children of Elyria with their 7th Annual Storybook Ball! This year’s theme is “Beauty and the Beast 2022”, and promises to be an evening filled with magic and fun! Executive Director Chase Ferris joined the WEOL Morning Show to talk about the gala, which takes place this Saturday, September 10th, at 6pm in the Spitzer Conference Center at Lorain County Community College. Plenty of sponsorship and donation opportunities are still available, so check out the Save Our Children of Elyria website HERE for more information. (9:36)

9/2/22 7:40 The return of the school year means Champions of Education on WEOL is back, brought to you by our friends at the Nordson Corporation! This week’s guest is Firelands High School principal Cathy Keener as the new $23 million, 106,000-square-foot Firelands high school is up and running! Cathy talked about the new facility and some of the educational opportunities she is excited for it to provide to students. (4:15)

9/2/22 8:10 LCCC’s Film Series screens the world’s finest art, independent, classic and foreign films to educate and enrich the greater Lorain County community and beyond. Robert Dudash, LCCC Film Society Director, joined the guys to excitedly welcome all movie lovers to come and see wonderful films on Stocker’s big screen, Friday evenings at 7:30pm in the Hoke Theatre. First up this Friday is BELFAST! (18:04)

9/2/22 8:40 The 2023 Old Farmer’s Almanac is telling “A Tale of Two Winters”. On sale everywhere now, the newest edition of North America’s most trusted Almanac predicts that this winter will split the country in two. Author Sarah Perreault joined the show to tell us whether this will be the best of winters or the absolute worst. (8:44)