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Sep 18, 2026

Vince ManciniHOST
18:20
Yeah, that's right.
Vince ManciniHOST
18:21
They were found yesterday morning in the car, which arrived in Milwaukee April 18th after a journey that put it on trains stopping at Marion, North Carolina, Elkhorn City, and Ashland, Kentucky, Columbus, Ohio, Saginaw, and Ludington, Michigan, and finally aboard a Chesapeake and Ohio car ferry to cross Lake Michigan.
Vince ManciniHOST
18:37
Damn.
Vince ManciniHOST
18:38
Uh-
Kevin MilesGUEST
26:53
gotcha
Sean KuyperHOST
26:53
so you got GRC then you got East Carter and then so both of the district games are on the road they are so and then Frederick Douglass Ashland Blazer and Scott County
Adam MuncyHOST
27:06
both district games on the road why not with With everything else you've gone through this year and, you know, playing some of the top teams in the state.
Adam MuncyHOST
27:16
So when you do the

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Adam MuncyHOST
69:17
Yeah.
Darren StevensHOST
69:18
The next two is the ones that Adam and I go back and forth with every week.
Darren StevensHOST
69:26
And I will tell you, when you look at the PRQ, their quote-unquote Madden rating, which is what these rankings are driven by, Ashland has cut it to .7 points.
Adam MuncyHOST
69:43
So I guess we know who's first.
Dave GillespieNARRATOR
56:48
A warm, sympathetic hand-grasp of congratulation is what Italy has deserved, and it is both justice and policy to give it.
Dave GillespieNARRATOR
56:57
End of A Glimpse of the Italian Army Recording by Dave Gillespie, Ashland, Kentucky
Ben AdamsNARRATOR
57:09
CHAPTER III.
Ben AdamsNARRATOR
57:10
A GLIMPSE OF THE FRENCH LINE.
Leah BlevinsGUEST
43:02
So I was like, OK, broad eyed for that.
Leah BlevinsGUEST
43:05
The Judds, there was this Fourth of July concert in Ashland, Kentucky, called Summer Motion.
Leah BlevinsGUEST
43:12
Got to see them.
Leah BlevinsGUEST
43:13
And at that time, Billy Ray Cyrus was another one of those first concerts that I saw as a kid.
Mike GuttermanHOST
81:40
out.
Mike GuttermanHOST
81:40
I'm sure that if we do Ashland next year, Joe or Clayton or somebody that lives there will probably know someplace that could accommodate us.
Mike GuttermanHOST
81:48
It'll be like a Sunday afternoon.
Mike GuttermanHOST
81:50
That's a time when bars would welcome having 20 people to come spend some money at their establishment.
Andre DominguezHOST
81:55
in March.
Mike GuttermanHOST
81:56
Right, right.
Andre DominguezHOST
81:58
Ashland, South Carolina.
Andre DominguezHOST
82:00
Did you notice that you said that, Mike? What's that?
DJ RitcheyHOST
37:10
I've shared with you before, probably not that long ago, but allow me please to repeat myself.
DJ RitcheyHOST
37:16
I was in Ashland, Kentucky, driving back home to Catlasburg, Kentucky.
DJ RitcheyHOST
37:22
I was a youth pastor at Oakland Avenue Baptist Church at the time.
DJ RitcheyHOST
37:25
And even though I was in active full-time ministry, I was struggling with my call to ministry.
DJ RitcheyHOST
37:32
I was miserable.
DJ RitcheyHOST
37:33
I was not happy because I felt like God hadn't answered all my prayers and God wasn't listening to me.
DJ RitcheyHOST
37:39
And I was driving down the road from Ashland to Catlettsburg.
DJ RitcheyHOST
37:44
And I was just, and I was praying, but it wasn't a good prayer.
Tony JusticeHOST
47:50
And he'd go and he'd haul some coal out of Van Lear, uh, coal mine before they closed it down.
Tony JusticeHOST
47:54
And then out of, uh, you know, Pike County, uh, area and he'd come by the house 'cause he, they would take it to Ashland, Kentucky and dump the coal at the big, you know, coal...
Tony JusticeHOST
48:04
And they, they would take the coal there and turn it into energy or whatever, put it on, put it on barges, send it down the river, you know, the Ohio River there, wherever they'd go.
Tony JusticeHOST
48:12
And he'd come back by empty.
Tom RotenHOST
14:39
So, as you look, you mentioned data centers.
Tom RotenHOST
14:41
Obviously, that's a big talking point here in the Ashland, Kentucky tri-state area.
Tom RotenHOST
14:48
Tara Wolf putting a data center in to the East Park Industrial Park in Ashland.
Tom RotenHOST
14:55
That has brought up a lot of controversy.
Tom RotenHOST
14:59
The biggest thing about that is setting the argument about data centers aside is the fact that the judge executives for Boyd and Greenup County signed NDAs with Terrawolf.
Tony CaridiHOST
50:55
There's Phil.
Tony CaridiHOST
50:56
Ashland, Kentucky.
Tony CaridiHOST
50:57
Texter says, hi, guys.
Tony CaridiHOST
50:59
This is Matt, the Delta mechanic in Talm.
Tim GibbsGUEST
2:48
And now when I sit down with my committee, I had an idea of what I wanted to do, but what they agreed to let me do is.
Tim GibbsGUEST
2:56
was to work at the workforce participation rates for Northeast Kentucky, for two particular counties, Boyd and Greenup, which are the metro area around Ashland, Kentucky.
Tim GibbsGUEST
3:07
Now I spent 10 years working that market, economic development, running the regional organization there.
Tim GibbsGUEST
3:12
So I knew the region well.
Tim GibbsGUEST
3:52
All that means is, are you investing yourself in learning? Are there things around you that will support you and help you be successful? And at the very, very end, the thing that you train for, the thing that you aspire to, the job, is it good enough that someone actually will go through the effort to get there? So that's three cliff note versions of the theories.
Tim GibbsGUEST
4:13
But when we apply them, We had to look historically at the region.
Tim GibbsGUEST
4:19
And 70 years ago, 50 years ago, Ashland looked a lot different.
Tim GibbsGUEST
4:23
There was a steel mill there that had 7,500 employees.

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