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Sep 16, 2026
Len WebbHOST
Okay.
Len WebbHOST
Beginning with Lauren London.
Len WebbHOST
Oh,
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Lauren London.
speaker_3ADVERTISER
I want to do Lauren London.
speaker_8ADVERTISER
We
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can have fun with Laura in London.
speaker_8ADVERTISER
Oh, I just
Mike PecciHOST
They were like, "Yeah, I was just..." Oh, no, I know how it came up.
Mike PecciHOST
I was talking about research, and I said, "Hey, um, yeah, I just went to London earlier this year when I was doing storyboard work, and there was this amazing samurai exhibit." And I, I went over it, and I started to talk about that, and they were like, "Oh, I love London.
Mike PecciHOST
Oh, I just got back from Paris." And you go, "Oh, cool.
Mike PecciHOST
What were you there for?" Now, this isn't small talk.
Aaron PortzlineGUEST
Um, anyways, so I was at The Dispatch while I was at Ohio State.
Aaron PortzlineGUEST
I left The Dispatch briefly in a huff in 1990 to become sports editor at a very small newspaper in London, Ohio.
Aaron PortzlineGUEST
Was there for about a year, year and a half, and then came back to The Dispatch in a full-time capacity.
Aaron PortzlineGUEST
In the '90s, I started covering the, uh, minor league baseball team, the Triple-A team in town called the Columbus Clippers, who were then affiliated with the New York Yankees.
Van PatrickSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Gasser, Quinn, Jackson, and Nybert in the secondary.
Van PatrickSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And going out of there now is number 46, Cooper, being replaced by 82, Dillingham of London, Ohio.
Van PatrickSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6'2", 192-pound senior.
Van PatrickSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Coming in at that split end.
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Van PatrickSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Throws over the middle.
Van PatrickSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It's caught on the 37-yard line.
Van PatrickSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And the reception is made right there by Dillingham, number 82, from London, Ohio.
Van PatrickSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And he was falling as he caught the ball on the 37.
Kurt GowdySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And here is the kicker, the place kicker for Michigan.
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Bob Wood, place kicker from London, Ohio.
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My major is history.
Kurt GowdySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
You heard Schembecker say they had to contain USC's running.
Kurt GowdySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And here is the kicker, the place kicker for Michigan.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
Bob Wood, place kicker from London, Ohio.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
My major is history.
Kurt GowdySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
You heard Schembecker say they had to contain USC's running.
Dusty SonnenbergHOST
The
Joe EverettCORRESPONDENT
Farm Science Review is coming up September 22nd through the 24th in London, Ohio, bringing farmers and ag professionals together for three days of demonstrations, education, and conversations.
Joe EverettCORRESPONDENT
One of the biggest draws is a chance to see the latest equipment and technology working in real field conditions.
Joe EverettCORRESPONDENT
Everything from precision agriculture and drones to autonomous machinery and new digital tools.
Kurt GowdySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And here is the kicker, the place kicker for Michigan.
speaker_7UNKNOWN
Bob Wood, place kicker from London, Ohio.
speaker_7UNKNOWN
My major is history.
Kurt GowdySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
You heard Schembecker say they had to contain USC's running.
Kurt GowdyHOST
And here is the kicker, the place kicker for Michigan.
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Bob Wood, place kicker from London, Ohio.
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
My major is history.
Kurt GowdyHOST
You heard Schembechler say they had to contain USC's running.
Dorsey HagerGUEST
We don't have enough lanes for our outer belt.
Dorsey HagerGUEST
There's been talks for 20 years of an outer outer belt that would connect Delaware all the way out to Newark all the way down, uh, to Lancaster, going across to Circleville, up to London, to Marysville, where I live, and back to Delaware.
Dorsey HagerGUEST
I think that that would be huge if we could get something like that done.
Dorsey HagerGUEST
Obviously, there'd have to be a lot of eminent domain because people would be losing land.
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