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Five years after I stopped “sticking to sports”

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emotions and opinions of your own.

I have 168 hours in my real life and my radio life every week at WNST-AM 1570.

I’ve decided that every Thursday morning will be my own personal church. I’ll be using some time to interview and spotlight local causes and charities so I can learn about other miracles and stories of inspiration and perseverance. Our friends at Howard Bank have offered title sponsorship of these segments.

Those are the stories I want to tell, spotlight, ponder and further explore.

I hope you’ll spread the word, watch my work and share it when it inspires you – or when you like what you see.

I turn 50 on October 14th.

We all have to grow up sometime.

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I hope you’ll continue to follow my journey as I explore new stories, tales and people.

I have immense gratitude for any of you who have cared enough to make it this far with me.

I hope we continue to learn and grow old together.

The best is yet to come…

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