Medina

Columbia Station, people.

That's Medina.

Who do we have next? A Mr.

Tim Winker.

No, it's phenomenal.

It's a great place.

In Medina, Ohio, there's JoJo's.

Everyone goes to JoJo's.

On the stump, he talks about his father's support for Mr. Trump and of how much he reveres his father.

Somewhere in between our differences is the right answer, folks, he told voters in Medina on August 15th.

That may be the most radical message to emerge from Ohio this year.

The United States, making American stuff again.

Now, I didn't really introduce you, Leanne, but Leanne Best is founder of Breaks for Breasts, something almost our entire audience is aware of.

Mighty Auto Pro in Medina, Ohio.

I said it right, correct? Medina?

You did.

Yes, thanks.

You must get the mispronunciations all the time.

I want to say Medina when I read it.

But this is a little shop with a great reputation.

She was committed to Wyoming County Jail without bail and is to appear Tuesday in village court.

In Medina, the following arrests were recently reported by the Medina police.

Tyron Johnson of Medina taken into custody July 15th for fourth-degree criminal mischief.

He was also charged with petty larceny.

Sebastian Bonk of Medina charged July 17th with criminal mischief, recklessly damaged property of another greater than $250, obstructing governmental administration, second degree, and resisting arrest.

Corey Garrity of Medina was charged July 21st with first-degree criminal contempt and endangering the welfare of a child.

Brandon Cooper of Medina was charged July 28th with second-degree aggravated harassment.

Judd Farewell Jr. of Medina was charged August 10th with petty larceny.

And that's the part I hopefully – Some smarter heads prevail in that.

Mick? Yeah, where are we going now? Speaking of historic golf courses, we head to Medina Golf and Country Club.

They're outside the Chicago area.

Yes.

the

President's Cup.

I've had the pleasure of playing at Medina.

You have.

All right.

Lastly, and somebody just asked about this, the Medina County Veterans Service Office is having a free paper shredding Saturday, October 3rd, 9 a.m. till noon.

It's not in Brunswick.

It is in Medina.

Medina United Methodist Church on Foot Road.

Please no plastic, no ring binders, bring old flags for proper disposal.

That's a side thing.

They're not going to shred those.

So I had written for Kim for many years and then I didn't for five or six years or so.

And Sherry and I were in Medina visiting family, my family, and then we stopped in AR route to say hi to Kim.

And Kim was at his desk.

And if you remember his desk, anybody, it was always covered with books and just, oh, God, it was horrible.

And, you know, the one thing we didn't talk about, and I'll just do this one little shameless plug.

Becky, I apologize for going backwards here on this, but someone asked about the, what's it feel? Where did I think 400th episode would lead to? Or did I think about this? Not only did long ago in 2018, did this start to a 400th episode, but Becky and I have a book called titled Beekeeping Today that's coming out in January of 2027.

And so, yes, to think about the humble beginnings of Beekeeping Today in Medina, Ohio, talking to Kim Plottom to now, and we had all these great contributors to the podcast.

It is pretty in a book.