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"Sunday Ball" by author Zane Grey gives us a rare look at the early days of baseball in middle America, what it meant to small towns, what people thought of it, and in this case, what moral dilemmas were caused when certain teams and towns started playing baseball on Sundays. Zane Grey's story is a window into time, and a true one, because we know that he played minor league ball for years, earning a scholarship to The University of Pennsylvania, where he played ball and studied to become a dentist, following in the footsteps of his father. But his real passion wasn't dentistry-it was writing, and he found every opportunity he could during his professional career as a dentist to write. His first success came at age 37, with the book "The Shortstop", from which we have taken Chapter 13, "Sunday Ball", at the recommendation of one of our listeners, Dr. Gerald G Gelle, DDS, who is a dentist who also enjoys baseball as well as 1001 Classic Short Stories Podcast and Zane Grey. Zane Grey, by the way, went on to write 88 great stories, mostly westerns, of which 111 movies were made, and he also became an avid outdoorsman and fisherman. Born in Zanesville, Ohio, he knew and played small town baseball, and used Findlay Ohio as the locale for this story. #ZaneGrey #Baseball Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

One Energy is an industrial power company and installer of on-site, behind-the-meter, wind energy systems. In early October, the company unveiled its first 30 megawatt battery-electric truck charging site. The site is fully developed, energized, and waiting for its first fleet customers in Findlay, Ohio. This episode of HDT Talks Trucking is sponsored by: CAT Scale — Learn more about its ⁠⁠WeighMyTruck app.⁠⁠ And by ⁠⁠Scraper Systems⁠⁠ snow removal One Energy is a Utility 2.0 company. It sits between the consumer and the utility company, and because it's more agile than a utility, it can make this happen. Fast. One Energy went from shovels in the ground to flipping the proverbial switch, in just eight months. One Energy CEO, Jereme Kent joins Jim Park to talk about the project, its potential and why he chose to build this facility in Findlay Ohio. In this episode: The difference between a utility company and Utility 2.0 Why Findlay Ohio could be an ideal site for a megawatt charging hub Why did One Energy not build this site in California? Are Findlay's colder winters a barrier to success?   Is it okay to charge trucks in a coal-powered state like Ohio? How electricity costs will affect fleets' operating margins  How a megawatt charging hub works Is this concept the truckstop of the future?

Meet Mayor Christina Muryn, the dynamic leader of Findlay, Ohio. Join us as she provides a front-row seat to her journey and leadership style, sharing the wisdom she's gathered along the way, and giving us a glimpse into the inner workings of public office. She opens up about the influential figures who've shaped her path, and her approach to policy evaluation. This conversation traverses from the entertaining to the enlightening as we hear about her involvement in the Mayor's Cup.The second part of our conversation with Mayor Muryn bravely ventures into the challenging terrain of her mayoral duties. She speaks candidly about her work on issues ranging from public safety and mental health to technology innovation, homelessness, and climate resilience. We delve into her take on the housing crisis and its impact on young families, and her reliance on partnerships, particularly with local community foundations, in tackling these issues. We finish with a look at her commitment to community engagement and her powerful vision to make the world a better place. Get ready to be inspired by Mayor Muryn's unwavering determination and heart. Support the showLooking for a way to Secure your mobile phone, and stop tech companies, network operators, and others from tracking your location, your identity, your personal communications, your identity, your internet activities, payments and more. Plans start at just $29.99 per month. Switch to 4Freedom Mobile and you won't ever have to worry about Big Tech or Big Brother tracking you through your mobile phone again. 4Freedom Mobile provides secure, unlimited talk, text, and high-speed data for just 29.99 a month, AND that includes free international roaming in over 200 countries. Sign-up for service now by visiting 4Freedom Mobile dot com and use code bridgebuilders to get your first month for only 9.99.

Join Josh & Austin as they sit down with The Maddy Miller Show for a two-part series on their career paths! In this week's episode, Maddy interviews Austin about his university days and first job out of college, as well as his passion for analyzing investments at a wealth management firm. This podcast collaboration provides listeners with insights into Austin's experiences and expertise in the world of finance, as well as a glimpse into the behind-the-scenes life of The Invested Dad's co-hosts. Don't miss this engaging conversation, and check out Josh's episode here!For the full transcript, links, and show notes, visit theinvesteddads.com/174Sign up for our exclusive weekly newsletter here!The Invested Dads: Website | Instagram | Facebook | Spotify | Apple Podcasts

When Belinda Ernst took her first medical mission trip to Haiti, she had no idea how God would use that trip to change the trajectory of her family. Belinda is a pulmonary Physician Assistant. After multiple trips, her husband, Charlie, decided to take two of his basketball players with him to experience the orphans of Haiti for himself. Charlie is the Head Basketball Coach at the University of Findlay.It wasn't long before the Ernst's were considering adopting a child from the country they came to love. With Haiti adoptions taking 4-5 years, they were introduced to the small country of Burundi in Africa. Burundi, they were told, was very much like Haiti.After mounds of paperwork, Charlie & Belinda left their two biological teenage children at home with family to complete the adoption of their new son, Roger.In this episode, Charlie & Belina Ernst join me to share the details of what led them to adopt, and the highs and lows of that process. Grab a box of tissues and settle in to listen to their truly amazing story of God's plan for their family.RESOURCES:Mission PossibleAmerica World AdoptionRoger’s Gotcha Day video

Well, a time when so many are out of work, there is certainly a heightened awareness of just how important our jobs are…how critical our income is. But, today we are asking an important question…”Is Your Job Destroying Your Family?”You are listening to “Behind the Mike: Conversations of Hope” and I’m Mike Stone. Thank you so much for joining us!And yes, that’s a serious question. “Is your job destroying your family?” Well, we know how important jobs are. We need to pay the bills. We often find fulfillment in our jobs too. We want the best for our family, and without our jobs, we cannot meet those needs.But in filling those needs, could you actually be neglecting your family? Often times we hear friends who have just gone through a divorce say something like, “Wow, I thought I was providing for my family, but I was never around…I was never there. I thought my hard work was giving them what they needed, but now I see that they really just wanted more of me.”I’ve invited a friend of mine, Pastor Chris Baney from CedarCreek Church, to join me today to talk about this important topic. Chris and I both have experienced the challenge of finding the solution to the tension between our jobs and our families.We have some stories and examples to share, and although we don’t have a magic fix to this dilemma, I hope that Chris’ insights will help you avoid the pain and regret that can come from avoidable mistakes.Our hope is that you can sit down with your spouse and together listen to this Conversation of Hope with Pastor Chris Baney from Behind the Mike.

On the night of March 26th, 2011 - Vera Jo Reigle was brutally murdered on a train track in Findlay Ohio. This story is literally of nightmares and goes wayyyy deeper than even we expected! Trigger warnings all over this episode so be warned. See pictures from todays episode on our IG @thevilefilespod. Feel free to let us know how your liking the show with an apple rating and review!

If you haven’t already noticed, we are in an election year. This is, without a doubt, the most highly charged election season that I can remember. If it were up to me, I’d say that coronavirus is plenty for us to handle. However, on top of the virus (and all of the effects of it—job loss, quarantines, and loss of lives), we have added racial tensions, rioting in our cities, an exceptionally tense political race, hurricanes, derechos, wildfires, and we still have 4 months left in 2020!Leaders across our country are making decisions no one ever thought we would have to consider. From city councils, mayors, and governors, to Congress and the White House. There is probably no better word to use for this time in our history than “unprecedented”.It can be easy for us to have the ‘correct’ responses and answers to the problems we face, so I asked Christina Muryn, Mayor of my city, the City of Findlay, Ohio, to join me on this episode to give some perspective. The majority of you listening probably don’t know anything about Findlay, Ohio. We are a city of approximately 42,000 people in northwestern Ohio. We are the headquarters to corporations such as Marathon Petroleum, and Cooper Tire, we have major distribution centers such as Kohl’s and Best Buy, and we are proud of our Findlay City Schools and Trojan High School athletics.Mayor Muryn shares some insight into her decision-making, whether it is everyday city operations issues or now, the challenges from COVID-19, protests and riots, and economic threats that face our cities. Mayor Muryn is wise beyond her years and offers hope, regardless of what city you call home.Our conversation is centered around our faith. Mayor Muryn is a Christ-follower and talks about how whether her faith plays any part in her decisions as mayor of a growing Ohio city.Our conversation of hope is for everyone, everywhere—not just for Findlay, Ohio. I know you will be encouraged and inspired as we hear from Mayor Christina Muryn, from Behind the Mike.

The University of Findlay basketball program has evolved over the last 30 plus years from a non-scholarship NAIA program to an NAIA program that offered scholarships, and since 1998 has competed as an NCAA Division II program. More correctly, the Oilers have competed as a true national power at all of those levels, and Charlie Ernst has been there for every step over the past 29 years. Coach Ernst played three years at Findlay and spent his final year of college as a student assistant coach before graduating in 1992 and joining the staff full time. After 20 seasons as an assistant, he was named head coach in March 0f 2011. In none seasons as the Oilers head coach, Ernst has led the program to a record of 208-65 (.761), six NCAA tournament appearances and a pair of Sweet Sixteens. His coaching journey is one that is marked by loyalty, devotion and a constant pursuit of excellence from the classroom to the court. Please enjoy my conversation with Charlie Ernst of the University of Findlay. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jon-cook0/support

One very messed up case out of Findlay Ohio. A very preventable murder had people just said something and had others done their freaking job!!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/depravedpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/depravedpodcast/support

Jordan Rosendale and Lauren Mattice own and operate JK Juices in Findlay Ohio, a town of about 50,000 people. Jordan started making juice in the back of a popcorn shop when she was 17, then opened a juice truck, then finally a brick and mortar juice bar that is the JK Juices today. They did it all on their own on a shoestring budget, and have grown organically without any outside funding. Video version available on Charlie Wettlaufer's YouTube channel.

"Sunday Ball" by author Zane Grey gives us a rare look at the early days of baseball in middle America, what it meant to small towns, what people thought of it, and in this case, what moral dilemmas were caused when certain teams and towns started playing baseball on Sundays. Zane Grey's story is a window into time, and a true one, because we know that he played minor league ball for years, earning a scholarship to The University of Pennsylvania, where he played ball and studied to become a dentist, following in the footsteps of his father. But his real passion wasn't dentistry-it was writing, and he found every opportunity he could during his professional career as a dentist to write. His first success came at age 37, with the book "The Shortstop", from which we have taken Chapter 13, "Sunday Ball", at the recommendation of one of our listeners, Dr. Gerald G Gelle, DDS, who is a dentist who also enjoys baseball as well as 1001 Classic Short Stories Podcast and Zane Grey. Zane Grey, by the way, went on to write 88 great stories, mostly westerns, of which 111 movies were made, and he also became an avid outdoorsman and fisherman. Born in Zanesville, Ohio, he knew and played small town baseball, and used Findlay Ohio as the locale for this story. #ZaneGrey #Baseball

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