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Oct 15, 2026

RickHOST
19:59
Fuck, where was it out of? No.
RickHOST
20:02
Newport, Kentucky.
RickHOST
20:04
No, Connecticut.
RickHOST
20:05
Connecticut.
RickHOST
20:06
You said Connecticut.
RickHOST
20:10
At first sip.
RickHOST
20:12
KY.
PrincessHOST
23:36
we go to that website by chance? Or the brewery? Do they have a brewery? Yeah.
Noah SmithGUEST
16:40
And I will say, there is a songwriting culture here.
Noah SmithGUEST
16:43
In the city of Cincinnati, Newport, Kentucky, that didn't exist before.
Noah SmithGUEST
16:48
And I'm really excited to see where that has.
Noah SmithGUEST
16:49
We were having writers retreats.
Claude SullivanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
100:19
Your final score again, Dodgers six, the Reds one.
Claude SullivanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
100:23
This is Claude Sullivan with Jim McIntyre from Crosley Field in Cincinnati wishing you good night for the George Wiedemann Brewing Company in Newport, Kentucky, brewers of Wiedemann Genuine Draft and Wiedemann Fine Beer.
Claude SullivanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
100:34
That's one fine beer.
Claude SullivanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
100:36
The Cincinnati Reds play the Dodgers tomorrow at Crosley Field now, and Wiedemann invites you to join us at 8:00 Eastern Standard Time for another Reds broadcast.
Todd RitterHOST
1:35
Yeah.
Todd RitterHOST
1:36
So we got two products from New Riff out of, uh, [smacks mouth] Newport too, so.
Jim ShannonHOST
1:41
Awesome.
Todd RitterHOST
1:41
Yeah.

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Jim ShannonHOST
12:45
Yeah.
Todd RitterHOST
12:46
Uh, price is $79.99.
Todd RitterHOST
12:50
This was available there at New Riff and probably in the surrounding areas there in s- around Cincinnati, Covington, Newport, that kind of thing.
Todd RitterHOST
12:58
Aged primarily in New American oak barrels with select portions finished in Spanish Oloroso and Pedro Ximénez sherry cask.
Bailey SarianHOST
48:58
With all this evidence, the police wrapped up their investigation and it was time to move forward with the trial, finally.
Bailey SarianHOST
49:06
Two and a half years after Shayna's arrest, her trial finally started on April 13th, 2015, in Newport, Kentucky.
Bailey SarianHOST
49:15
She was now 24 years old.
Bailey SarianHOST
49:17
I know, I, I, I forget how young she is.
Em SchulzHOST
33:15
Didn't you say that about Cincinnati?
Christine SchieferHOST
33:16
I was gonna say, uh, Newport, Kentucky loves-
Em SchulzHOST
33:18
Newport, Kentucky
Christine SchieferHOST
33:18
... to s- not Cincinnati, Newport.
Christine SchieferHOST
33:19
Yeah, exactly.
Christine SchieferHOST
33:20
It's like, but they were like, "We're the, we were the original Sin City." I'm like, "Uh-huh."
Christine SchieferHOST
33:25
Although I...
Christine SchieferHOST
33:26
To be fair, Zach Bagans, when he went to Bobby Mackey's, he literally talked about that, and he lives in Vegas.
Lou BarlowHOST
6:57
No, it wasn't.
Lou BarlowHOST
6:59
It was actually in Newport, Kentucky where we stayed.
Adelle BarlowHOST
7:01
Oh, that's right.
Adelle BarlowHOST
7:03
I
Adelle BarlowHOST
7:23
It was hot.
Adelle BarlowHOST
7:23
Uh-huh.
Lou BarlowHOST
7:24
But anyway, we played this church in Newport.
Lou BarlowHOST
7:26
You weren't there.
speaker_1NARRATOR
1:02
By Frisch's, Frisch's, sports, or any kind of fun, they just naturally go together.
speaker_1NARRATOR
1:08
And by Riverside Ford in Newport, a flock and a bridge from downtown Cincinnati.
speaker_2ADVERTISER
1:16
Now,
speaker_1NARRATOR
1:18
for all the play-by-play action of Cincinnati Reds baseball, we go to Marty Brenneman and Joe Nuxall.

2 HRS 30 MINS LATER

speaker_1NARRATOR
151:39
Frisch's, sports, or any kind of fun.
speaker_1NARRATOR
151:41
They just naturally go together.
speaker_1NARRATOR
151:44
And by Riverside Ford in Newport, a block and a bridge from downtown Cincinnati.
speaker_1NARRATOR
151:53
Follow the 1975 Cincinnati Reds and tune in next time for more Reds on Radio on this, the Cincinnati Reds Baseball Network.
Breanna HeimHOST
39:27
Days turned into weeks that turned into months, then years, and they were nowhere closer to finding Timothy.
Breanna HeimHOST
39:34
And then eight years after Timothy Pitson was last seen on April 3rd, 2019, 911 calls came in from Newport, Kentucky, reporting that a young man was running over the Ohio River Bridge and was running in the middle of the street, running up to cars and screaming for help.
Breanna HeimHOST
39:51
This boy claimed to be 14 years old and said that he had just escaped from his kidnappers that had been holding him hostage for eight years.
Breanna HeimHOST
40:00
And he said that his name was Timothy Pitson.
Aidan MattisHOST
6:53
The three men were in from Richmond, Kentucky, and planned to spend a few days on the trail, beginning their journey with a night of camping the previous evening.
Aidan MattisHOST
7:00
Originally a resident of Newport, Kentucky, Mark Hansen was a junior in college, having graduated from Campbell County High School in 1972.
Aidan MattisHOST
7:07
Newport, Kentucky and Campbell County as a whole sit just south of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Aidan MattisHOST
7:12
Mark was active in his community and his church, often spending his summers working as a counselor for the St. John United Church of Christ's camp, and he also worked with food drives at the church around the holidays.
Aidan MattisHOST
7:22
Aside from that, very little information about Mark Hansen is available online or even in print, though we do know from Assistant Chief Ranger Jack Linehan that he was a novice hiker.

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Aidan MattisHOST
22:58
No human hand comforted him.
Aidan MattisHOST
22:59
No one was there to hear his final prayers.
Aidan MattisHOST
23:02
But Mark Hansen was never abandoned, either by the God he worshipped or by the scores of friends and relatives who filled St. John United Church of Christ, Newport, Wednesday morning to pay their last tribute to the brave young man.

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