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Sep 15, 2026

speaker_4AUDIENCE
2:50
We're in Ohio? I am just north of Dayton, and I know that you've had Coach Cupps on.
speaker_4AUDIENCE
2:56
He's from Centerville.
speaker_4AUDIENCE
2:58
My
Steve CollinsHOST
2:59
sister-in-law lives in Columbus, New Albany.
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Susan SpencerCORRESPONDENT
28:00
A good student, talented artist, writer, in the high school band.
Susan SpencerCORRESPONDENT
28:04
From Centerville, Ohio, the Centerville Jazz Band.
Susan SpencerCORRESPONDENT
28:08
But at 17, after what she says was her first sexual experience, Rebecca found herself pregnant.
Susan SpencerCORRESPONDENT
28:15
It's like every teenage girl's nightmare.
Susan SpencerCORRESPONDENT
30:00
Within days, detectives confronted Rebecca's mother, Brenda.
Brenda HopperGUEST
30:05
I'm about right here, and the three of them are clustered right there.
Brenda HopperGUEST
30:10
"We know from some Centerville people that your daughter had a baby, delivered a baby, killed it, and threw it in the trash." I said, "What?"
Susan SpencerCORRESPONDENT
30:17
[tense music] Brenda was shocked, astonished.
Gary BertwistleHOST
1:34
He connected me with his buddy Brooke Cupps, who is our guest for today.
Gary BertwistleHOST
1:38
Brooke is the head basketball coach at Centerville High School in Centerville, Ohio.
Gary BertwistleHOST
1:44
He's in his 25th year in education.
Gary BertwistleHOST
1:47
He's been a head coach for 24 years, and is in his 13th season at Centerville.
Gary BertwistleHOST
1:53
Now, in the classroom, he's led students with two leadership classes, his foundation leadership class focused on leading oneself and how to best lead others.
Gary BertwistleHOST
2:03
He is also, as I said, a part of the Learning Leader organization with Ryan Hawk, where Brooke creates curriculum, he teaches leadership development with executive teams, and facilitates the Learning Leader circles with Ryan.
Gary BertwistleHOST
2:52
Now, this guy is a standout thought leader in building and steering a culture, and above all, it's the way he sets it up, the way he inst- em- embeds it, instills it, the way he builds consistency around a set of values, regardless of who's coming through.
Gary BertwistleHOST
3:08
So some guys are going out of the team as they graduate, some guys are coming in.
Kelly MadzeyGUEST
8:52
So I followed him, took the bar exam here in Ohio in 2005, and we kind of had settled in and realized if he wasn't going to make the military a lifelong career, so he separated and we stayed here in the Dayton area.
Kelly MadzeyGUEST
9:08
We've lived in Kettering for about 10 years, and now we've lived in the Centerville, Washington township area for 11.
Kelly MadzeyGUEST
9:15
Okay.
Dan GarrisHOST
9:16
Now, how many kids you got?
Tate MathewsHOST
2:12
A lot of guys played well offensively, but let's start with the defense.
Tate MathewsHOST
2:16
They're coming into this game, the Patriots offense, 56 points against Christ Presbyterian Academy, 50 points against Centerville, Ohio.
Tate MathewsHOST
2:24
So holding them to 21 points is no small feat.
Tate MathewsHOST
2:28
Defense played really, really well.
Brady KressGUEST
44:31
awesome
Todd HolstHOST
44:32
um one of the other uh things that uh you and i have been talking about is the kettering holiday at home parade uh this is uh probably without question the biggest community parade in the Dayton area, wouldn't you say? I think the folks in Centerville would argue with you, but it is a huge parade.
Todd HolstHOST
44:54
I don't want to cause any trouble for the neighboring
Brady KressGUEST
44:57
city.
Chase McCabeHOST
18:42
And of course, Chase, tomorrow night after the game, what's the game of the week? Uh, hang on.
Chase McCabeHOST
18:46
Uh, Oakland is playing a team from Centerville, Ohio.
Big Joe DubinHOST
18:49
Are they on the road?
Chase McCabeHOST
18:50
They're in Ohio.
RobertHOST
80:17
Poor grammar equates to unprofessionalism.
RobertHOST
80:20
Submitted by Stevie K. in Centerville, Ohio.
RobertHOST
80:24
Health Stevie, do you have any suggestions on how to fix this problem? I believe it starts in the home with parents speaking to their children, but not everyone agrees.
RobertHOST
80:33
Readers, what are your thoughts on this subject? Should we correct children who use improper English? Dear Heloise, my husband and I made up a word game to help our children learn better English and a wider vocabulary.
Robin JeffreyHOST
29:20
Probably
BlancheHOST
29:20
... like, they find, they find the game in the desk, and I think Hermione's the one that said, like, somebody died playing it in Centerville.
Robin JeffreyHOST
29:26
Mm-hmm.
JonGUEST
29:27
Yes.
LizPANELIST
61:18
Go ahead.
CourtneyHOST
61:19
Oh, so, no, I was going to move on to Centerville.
CourtneyHOST
61:22
Oh, yeah, yeah.
CourtneyHOST
61:23
That's what I was going to ask.
LizPANELIST
61:24
I
CourtneyHOST
61:25
mean, I have only had two snacks at Centerville, pretzel nuggets and a lemonade, and I actually don't know which I thought was better.
CourtneyHOST
61:34
Pretzel nuggets were great, as everyone has mentioned, lives up to the hype, like the pretzel slash pretzel nuggets.
CourtneyHOST
61:39
But I really, all I wanted all season was a lemonade.

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