Podcast appearances and mentions of shane runion

This is an oldie but a goodie. This episode first aired on Facebook back at the beginning of the pandemic and before we were on any other platforms. The Chubby Bartenders talk to our good friend Shane Runion about music, COVID, and we even get Shane and Nora to sing a little.

Jasen Sokol Show Podcast 7.24.19 . On the Wednesday edition of the Jasen Sokol Show Podcast: Sage Lewis of The Homeless Charity talks about his present troubles with the City and our homeless population (17.9 seconds) Greg McNeil of Cover2 Resources hosts an event Thursday Night in Green with a free concert from country artist Shane Runion (8:30)

In this week's episode, Mike, Jess, and Matt are joined by @FauxWillPower, the man behind the legendary parody twitter account. We discuss Texas, what race should follow the Indy 500, whether Sage Karams potential has transferred over into talent (a hotly debated topic in the episode) and what race we believe should end the season each year. It's an episode full of debates and topics looking towards the future! This week we're lucky to be sponsored by @TurfMonkeyLawnCare and Shane Runion, whose country song "Tattoos" has broken into the top 40 country songs! Be sure to check the show out live on [www.wildfireradio.com](http://www.wildfireradio.com) Fridays 315pm Eastern time.

Episode 20! Mike and Jess are joined by Matt Hickey this week and dive into the week of Indy 500 testing across 3 days. We go into some Indy 500 thoughts post testing, whose in danger of getting bumped and who we'd like to see at the track racing, but won't be at the track. Matt brings some fan questions from twitter along with an interesting IndyCar trivia question that we correctly answered...can you? Then we discuss the news of a new engine format in the coming years as well as the potential for a new chassis in 2021! Don't forget to buy your #InJayFryeWeTrust shirts (DM us on twitter @pitlaneparley) as we are running low un supplies! Catch the show live on Fridays on [www.wildfireradiosports.com](http://www.wildfireradiosports.com) from 315-415pm eastern and on demand using iTunes, Spotify, Castbox, and more! A special thanks to show sponsor, Country music star Shane Runion whose new single "Tattoos" is available now! Find Shane at [www.shanerunion.com](http://www.shanerunion.com) or @shanerunion on all social media.

Welcome to the 5th and final episode in our five-part podcast series on the Showtime program “The TRADE,” a docu-series providing a front row seat to the opioid epidemic through the eyes of those most affected. We invite you to Binge, Listen and Share this series to make a difference in the opioid epidemic. First: Binge on all 5 episodes of The TRADE available for free at Cover2.org. Next: Listen to the podcasts with back stories from each episode and related programs that are making a difference in the opioid epidemic. And: Share with those you know, to make a difference in the opioid epidemic. In this final episode in our series on The TRADE we revisit the Franklin County Sheriff's Department to talk about investigating drug dealers and the HOPE task force. Next, we’ll hear about Quick Response Teams and why they work so well to get people into treatment from Dan Meloy, one of the originators of QRT teams. Later we’ll revisit Jen Walton from Atlanta to get an update on Skyler’s story and Richard Confer in Dayton to hear more on Brittany’s success. We close our series with a song from emerging Country Music CMA Award winning artist Shane Runion and his hit song about compassion, forgiveness and recovery. It’s called “Tattoos”.

Greg interviews emerging CMA award winning artist, Shane Runion. Shane talks about growing up in Portsmouth, Ohio and the journey from 8th grade history teacher to a Country Music Award winning artist in little more than two years. Shane helped his struggling community go after a multi-million dollar grant by recording a music video for his song, “I’m Proud of Where I’m From,” about small-town U.S.A. and the people that make up the city known for southern hospitality. The goal was to simply boost local morale, but the video quickly went viral. That break gave Runion the opportunity to take a chance he had only yet dared to dream. Shane also details the back story behind his favorite work: “Tattoos”. Next, Shane shares the story of how doing a concert for the Drug Free Clubs of America (DFCA) in Ross County turned into a tour with concerts at Drug Free Clubs in 38 school districts. Listen as Shane shares his incredible, improbable rise to award winning country music artist and enjoy his latest hit “Tattoos” on episode #168 of the Cover2 PPT podcast series.