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Feels Like Home is a podcast hosted by Mike Throne and Marty Ford - two friends who grew up far from each other but were united by a place, Chillicothe, Ohio. Mike and Marty are husbands, fathers, and community leaders who share faith, fatherhood, and friendship. Each episode will bring you into their conversations, with each other and the people who have influenced them. New episodes are released on Monday mornings.
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The Davey Award-winning Feels Like Home Podcast is powered by Horizon - Greater Things are Coming! Bringing fiber to the home service in Chillicothe, Circleville, and more new cities coming soon! Call Horizon today to get the fastest, most reliable, and the only 100% fiber-optic Internet service in the area. As always, thanks for listening to Feels Like Home. Send us feedback at feelslikehomepod@gmail.com. Hit that subscribe or follow button on your favorite podcast site and give us a review!...
We love it when a good thing leads to great things. Clay Archer had an idea to cover local high school sports but knew the landscape was a little crowded. His idea was to create a podcast/show that would cover sports but do it in a fun way. That's the genesis of the Ride the Wave Show. But it's more than a show - it's more like a movement. Clay and his co-hosts need to build a community around the show. Their approach is creative and meeting needs. Give the show a listen and hear how they'll ...
You might be thinking that February is the furthest we can get from outdoor volleyball in Ohio. Still, we are honored to have the founders and sustainers of the Chillicothe Outdoor Volleyball Association (COVA) with us on the podcast this week. Bret Wrightsel, Paul Tanedo, Kory Lambert, and Chad Minney join us to talk about the group's history - and how it has evolved through the years. What started as a way to have some fun playing sand volleyball has grown to a full slate of wee...
If you watch "A Bad, Bad Day," you'll be struck by the local backdrops and might even recognize a few faces in the short film, which recently debuted at the Chicago Film Fest.It's all part of Jalen Snowden's effort to make his first film, but it's just part of his dream of making movies. Listen today to hear his influences, why he chose to shoot many of the scenes in Chillicothe, and where he thinks he'll take his craft in the future.The Davey Award-winning Feels Like Home Podcast is powered ...
Even after the tumult of the past few years for Tyler Woodbridge, his energy and attitude are infectious! He's a guy who has great dreams, a positive outlook, and a wealth of knowledge about ... well, trivial things. But that's a good thing. In fact, it's part of why he's a contestant on the Fox game show "We Are Family." The show's host is actor Anthony Anderson, and it airs at 9 p.m. EST Wednesday. Tune in today to find out how Tyler got on the show, what he found once he started vibing wit...
Dog lovers of the community, this episode is for you! Jessica Griesheimer is with us today, and she's creating her own film, "Without Her" - a unique look at the problems that domestic violence victims face. It's a very personal and moving story, but one she's telling differently. Her husband, Daniel, was with us last season to talk about "How I Got Here," and he's around this time, but this episode is all about Jessica's passion and vision for this story and helping to change awareness about...
If there's a name synonymous with Chillicothe, that name is probably Paul Pollard. From his work at The Recording Workshop, seminal effort in starting Rock for Tots, and sound production around the country, Paul has a great background that flows from Chillicothe.After a few years of living and working in the Columbus area, Paul and his family have returned to Chillicothe to helm the rebranded recording workshop, now The Rec W. He's never lost his love of Chillicothe - and it shows in all he d...
If you spend much time with Lesha Malone, you'll feel the energy. She's a tour de force, motivated by care and concern for others, fueled by a higher power, and ready to help people. Her story of perseverance and triumph isn't finished yet, but she's made great strides in creating two businesses - Whole Life Counseling Services and Youphoria Fitness and Dance Studio in Central Center.Her openness and honesty is refreshing and the conversation is a great one. (If you get a chance, read her cha...
It's become a Chillicothe tradition! The annual lighting of the main Christmas tree in downtown Chillicothe has grown to become a full-scale holiday extravaganza throughout Yoctangee Park and spreading into downtown. Behind all of the twinkling lights and Santa's House is a group of women who make up the Shine on Chillicothe committee. This week on FLH, we welcome Lisa Wayland and Misty Tuttle from Shine on Chillicothe to talk about how the display comes together, the generosity of the commun...
As downtown Chillicothe continues to evolve, we're continually impressed by the folks who put their talents and dreams on the line to start something new. Our guest, Kassadee McFadden, is the creative genius behind The Page, a cocktail bar that opened this year inside Paper City Coffee on Paint Street. She talks about how The Page went from an interview question to a running joke to reality and how PCC owner Meg Gerber bought into the vision from the beginning. She's a bright, engaging,...
Ross County is home to some Mountain Lions, but don't be afraid, these are those mountain lions. Brad Weaver and Adam Esham run the Ross County Mountain Lions, a mountain bike club for middle and high school students. They've done a phenomenal job getting sponsorships and participants and helping to get the team to competitions. Check out this episode for how the team has done, what the roles are for Weaver and Esham, and how you could help!The Davey Award-winning Feels Like Home Podcas...
So, we're back ... kinda. It's been a while and we thought we'd ease you back into the Feels Like Home experience. We'll explain what's been going on, ask for a bit of help with something, and set the stage for what's ahead in Season 5. It feels good to be back in the studio again. As always, thanks for listening. The Davey Award-winning Feels Like Home Podcast is powered by Horizon - Greater Things are Coming! Bringing fiber to the home service in Chillicothe, Circleville, and mor...
Not every day, you get to interview a 25-year-old entrepreneur entering the business world. But Levi Garrett isn't a traditional 25-year-old. He's the owner of two GameStop video game stores and entered into the downtown market with Pop Culture Toys and Collectibles this spring. Levi's a knowledgeable and talented young man with a bright future. Also, we wrap up Season 4 with a bit of note about our upcoming break and a very important project that we'll spend a little time creating. As always...
At 16 years old, Austin Hill's life is pretty fast (dad pun intended). He's an Adena High School student, but one with an amazing side job - he's working his way up the ladder in speed sports.Austin Hill Motorsports saw eight wins in 2022 and is off to a great start in the 2023 season as well. With his father, Andy, and a great crew and group of sponsors, many say he has a bright future ahead in racing. Listen to find out his goals, aspirations, and how he's learning as he goes in the auto ra...
You probably remember our Season 1 chat with Wes Molebash and his signing a deal to create a four-part graphic novel series geared toward young people - particularly those in middle school.Well, he's now released the first book in that series ("Travis Daventhorpe for the Win!") and is working toward the others. He's done book events at Wheatberry Books and had a series of great experiences with others who have connected with the book. Let's catch up with one of our favorite guests and find ou...
March is Development Disabilities Awareness Month and we're happy to have two people on who are helping to serve our community's DD residents and their families - Courtney Davis and Lacey Derexson.Courtney is coordinating the first true Special Olympics program in Ross County and Lacey is the community outreach director tasked with helping to tell the story of Pioneer Center and Ross DD throughout our area. They're part of a motivated team that helps serve our community with some of the...
Mike and Marty find a kindred spirit in hobby this week. While Marty has his slot car racing and Mike has Strat-O-Matic baseball, Brent Bowers has connected - literally - with Lego.After years away from the hobby, Brent reconnected through his stepdaughter and the obsession returned. Now, he's hosting his own YouTube channel (Brent's Bricks), co-hosting a podcast (A Couple of Brickheads) and attending the ComicCon of Lego, Brickworld! We chat with Brent about how the hobby has changed, and ho...
If you enjoyed Part 1 of our conversation with Ross County native Ben Hartsock, you'll love this one, too. Ben talks about his favorite memories at The Ohio State University and his views on how college sports has been changed by the Name, Image, and Likeness trend, plus a few other things that have changed those sports and - in a way, ruined the games for fans.The Davey Award winning Feels Like Home Podcast is powered by Horizon, Greater Things are Coming! Bringing fiber to the h...
Ben Hartsock admits he's lived a great life. National Champion with the Ohio State Buckeyes, 11 seasons in the NFL including playing with Peyton Manning, Matt Ryan, and a host of other notable players, and now a career as a sports talk figure. At his core, however, he's a Ross County kid and he regularly talks about how he still draws on his southern Ohio roots in his every day life. This conversation is so great we had to split it into two parts. In Part 1, Ben looks back on his college and ...
Had Ben Daughters been less motivated to operate Chillicothe's first Gastropub, The Pour House at Machinery Hall might not be a downtown staple. The story of his work on the building, coupled with a pandemic that shut his business down, is a tribute to how badly he and his wife, Kelly, wanted to be a part of the downtown renaissance. But the store doesn't end there and it's one worth hearing. Join us this week as we hear from Ben about his trials, tribulations, and successes at the Pour House...
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