Steubenville
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Nov 8, 2026
Cliffy DHOST
And it's kind of funny because he's also from the same, we talked about this before, we've had him on the show.
Cliffy DHOST
We talked about the fact that he's also from Steubenville, Ohio, the same place as Zach Caleros.
Cliffy DHOST
So the Steubenville violence was all over the place tonight.
Cliffy DHOST
Like Najee played like his hair was on fire.
Cliffy DHOST
And I don't know if it was simply a matter of, okay, how many games do I truly have left? How many games does Zach have left too? But I think he really wanted to show, he wanted to show who is the man from Steubenville, Ohio.
Cliffy DHOST
And sure enough, on this day, at the very least, naji marie is that man he is that guy
Tim CapperHOST
yeah we're gonna give a couple of props here uh because it is the east finals it's that hilarious he did finish clever funny 21 to 27 tonight for 228 yards considering that he he was hobbled he really was he really was he wasn't 100 and brady olivera who could have been one of the big stories of this game especially if the bombers had won but he was a story for most of this game where he was just He was pure Brady
Clement HarroldHOST
But for most of us, it's like, if I have a salary, am I giving 10%? And really, Mrs.
Clement HarroldHOST
Hahn would always challenge me on this when I was living in Steubenville.
Clement HarroldHOST
is are you giving 10% of your gross income, not your income after tax, 10% of your gross income every month going to charitable causes? Are you doing that? If you're not doing that, I challenge you to do that.
Clement HarroldHOST
Because that 10% in the Catholic tradition is not even a particularly extraordinary act of generosity.
Tyler VechteHOST
What's on a listener's mind?
Lino RulliHOST
Let's go to Alexa in Steubenville, Ohio.
Lino RulliHOST
Hi, Alexa.
Lino RulliHOST
How you doing? Hi, I'm well.
19 MINS LATER
AlexaAUDIENCE
I think that was really, really good advice.
AlexaAUDIENCE
And I just wanted to say, like, thank you guys so much for what you do.
AlexaAUDIENCE
because there's not a lot of good Catholic role models in Steubenville, Ohio.
AlexaAUDIENCE
And, you know, you guys do a lot of heavy lifting for us young people, so it really means a lot to have somebody to look up to and be like, wow, one half of them is Catholic, and they're both haters, and they're both really funny.
Clement HarroldHOST
But for most of us, it's like, if I have a salary, am I giving 10%? And really, Mrs.
Clement HarroldHOST
Hahn would always challenge me on this when I was living in Steubenville.
Clement HarroldHOST
is are you giving 10% of your gross income, not your income after tax, 10% of your gross income every month going to charitable causes? Are you doing that? If you're not doing that, I challenge you to do that.
Clement HarroldHOST
Because that 10% in the Catholic tradition is not even a particularly extraordinary act of generosity.
Eric BoggsHOST
Wilmington 20, CHCA 38.
Eric BoggsHOST
Jackson gets beat by Steubenville 47-17.
Eric BoggsHOST
Conneaut 14, Garfield 48, West Geauga 41, Norton 20.
Eric BoggsHOST
Columbus Grove over Patrick Henry, 22-8.
Marc BarnesHOST
And so they can't really quite tell you how they feel about it.
Marc BarnesHOST
Whereas if you just rock up, you rock up to Steubenville, Ohio and start like, I, I, you know, I know your problems and I've determined you as, I mean, we'll take your money for sure.
Marc BarnesHOST
But like, we'll also be able to talk to you about, um, how we feel about you.
Marc BarnesHOST
And I think Bill Gates especially knows this.
Alex DenleyHOST
I mean, even just
Marc BarnesHOST
thinking like, I mean, imagine if we all did a
Alex DenleyHOST
recent reference of like Andrew Carnegie, um, We have a Carnegie Library here in Steubenville and it was like that era of wealth production elite.
Alex DenleyHOST
they felt this like real domestic, oh, I got to help the nation.
Mason AdamsHOST
NPR's Joel Rose went to find out why.
Joel RoseCORRESPONDENT
The Market Street Bridge still looms over the Ohio River, a steel suspension bridge almost 1,800 feet long that used to connect the city of Steubenville, Ohio, on one side of the valley with the steep green hills around Weirton, West Virginia, on the other.
Joel RoseCORRESPONDENT
But the Market Street Bridge closed nearly three years ago, and when you get up close, it's easy to see why.
Michael PaprockiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
You know, you can
Joel RoseCORRESPONDENT
Mayors from both sides of the river and both sides of the political divide say the trail is vital to the region's economic future.
speaker_27SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Welcome, everybody.
speaker_27SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It's a beautiful night to be in Steubenville.
Joel RoseCORRESPONDENT
Local movers and shakers gathered a few weeks ago on the Ohio side of the bridge to talk about how to make its proposed replacement a reality.
Marc BarnesHOST
And so they can't really quite tell you how they feel about it.
Marc BarnesHOST
Whereas if you just rock up, you rock up to Steubenville, Ohio and start like, I, I, you know, I know your problems and I've determined you as, I mean, we'll take your money for sure.
Marc BarnesHOST
But like, we'll also be able to talk to you about, um, how we feel about you.
Marc BarnesHOST
And I think Bill Gates especially knows this.
Alex DenleyHOST
I mean, even just
Marc BarnesHOST
thinking like, I mean, imagine if we all did a
Alex DenleyHOST
recent reference of like Andrew Carnegie, um, Like we have a Carnegie Library here in Steubenville and it was like that era of wealth production elite.
Alex DenleyHOST
They felt this like real domestic, you know, I got to help the nation.
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