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In this episode, we are joined by Father Dave Pivonka, president of Franciscan University of Steubenville Ohio to discuss what sets Franciscan apart, the university's success under his leadership, helping students find their life's calling, and much more.

On this Podcast, Josh Kohane, the director of Campus Ministry at West Catholic High School, talks about retreats, more speficially:The annual Steubenville Conference (June 23-25, 2023) at Franciscan University of Steubenville (Ohio), which requires to sign up asap. It is open to all students, including incoming freshmen through outgoing seniors. Cost is around $275. A $50 deposit is required by Feb 1. The balance is due in March. Students interested should fill out this form.Also, Mr. Kohane talks about the Junior Retreat on Friday, Jan. 20, which is an all-day event for juniors.And he refers to the annual Kairos Retreat, also for juniors, in the Spring, which is over multiple days and requires advance registration.Learn more about retreats at West Cathlolic at https://www.grwestcatholic.org/retreats/.Mr. Kohane is available via email at joshkohane@grwestcatholic.org.West Catholic Live is a production of West Catholic High School in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Our President and CEO is Cynthia Kneibel. Our President and CEO-Designate is Jill Annable. Our Principal is Tony Fischer.Our Mission: To form Disciples of Christ through a dynamic, excellence-driven Catholic Education. Learn more at grwestcatholic.org

He was the “King of Cool,” an Italian American star whose casual magnetism and incomparable voice defined the Rat Pack style that influenced generations of American popular culture. Now, Dean Martin's hometown is seeking to honor him for all time with a larger-than-life statue at the heart of this once-bustling community. In this week's episode, we are exploring the life and legacy of Steubenville, Ohio's favorite son through the eyes of Gerald Ravasio, the chairman of the committee that is seeking to construct this well-deserved monument to a unique Italian American legend. Gerald helps us uncover Dino Paul Crocetti's humble beginnings, from his Italian-speaking childhood to the bullying that drove him away from school and into the underground nightclubs and casinos that earned Steubenville the sobriquet “Little Chicago." We'll also gain insight into Dean Martin, the dedicated Italian American who never forgot his hometown, and kept himself involved in philanthropic activities to help sustain the Steubenville community even while one of the biggest stars on the planet. And we'll discover some of Steubenville's iconic Italian American fare, like pizza on the square and the meat sauce heel, while reminiscing over life in this distinctly Italian Enclave. And, if YOU want to help the Dean Martin Committee bring this dream to fruition, consider making a donation by sending checks to: Historic Fort Steuben 120 S.3rd Street Steubenville, Ohio 43952. Checks should be made payable to “Old Fort Steuben Inc.” and be sure to write “Dean Martin Statue Fund” in the memo line. You can also visit www.oldfortsteuben.com and select “donate,” then scroll down to select “Dean Martin Statue Fund.”

Super excited to announce new guest, Autumn Phillips, to The Story!Autumn Phillips is an actor, singer, dancer, dance teacher, and choreographer from Chester County PA. She earned her BA in Theatre Performance from Franciscan University of Steubenville (Ohio) in 2021 and moved back to Pennsylvania upon graduation.She has since performed in a variety of shows in the past few years, including The Crucible, Sense and Sensibility, Shrek the Musical, JCS, and A Christmas Carol. She'll be performing in some murder mysteries this summer with Without a Cue Productions, and was most recently seen onstage in The Spongebob Musical with Revival Productions.She also choreographed two High School productions of Beauty and the Beast almost simultaneously this past Spring, and has choreographed productions of My Fair Lady and Chicago. Autumn has taught a variety of dance classes with amazing companies around the area, including Servant Stage and Revival Performing Arts Conservatory. Most recently, she was promoted to the Group Class/Summer Coordinator at RevPAC.Autumn is so thankful for the opportunity to create and share art, and most especially loves teaching young artists to find themselves through the beauty of their art.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-story/donations

On November 25, 1950, one of the greatest November storms in recorded North American History blasted the eastern half of the United States and Canada with unprecedented early season snow and cold, paralyzing the region for more than a week and causing untold damage and suffering. Cold air had been scarce in the lower 48 states in November, but was building to prodigious proportions across the artic. It was unleased southward in a bitter blast that would even be extreme in the depths of winter let along November. Caused by a huge wave action high in the atmosphere in the jet stream those high-level winds plunged southward right out of the Yukon. On the eastern side of the continent the wave action cut off into a swirling ball of winds that spawned a monster storm. Known as The Great Appalachian Storm, it achieved the region's greatest sustained wind force when gales continued at many points for 12 hours or more. At coastal cities, such as Newark and Boston, single minute speeds in excess of 80 mph were registered. Peak gusts were recorded of 110 mph at Concord, NH, 108 mph at Newark, NJ, and 100 mph at Hartford, CT. Atop Mt. Washington a wind gust hit 160 mph from the SE early on the 26th. Central Park in the heart of sheltered Manhattan Island set an 80-year record with fastest mile of 70 mph. There were 34 deaths across New York State. Heavy flooding rains along coast. The snowfalls were equally as extreme almost 28” in Pittsburgh. Toronto had its greatest one-day November snowfall of a foot and in Steubenville Ohio snow piled up to a depth of more than 36” – 3 feet! Roads were blocked and roofs collapsed. Just behind the storm came some of the coldest temperature of the winter. Both Louisville, Kentucky and Nashville, Tennessee dipped to 1 below zero the earliest below zero reading on record. In Atlanta the mercury dropped to 2 above, and despite sunshine the afternoon high temperature only reached 17. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dr. Gerry hosts Be with the Word from a dorm at Franciscan University of Steubenville (Ohio). He explores how God is transcendent and calms the seas in our own souls. Dr. Gerry shares some of the things he's learned from Philosophy professors at Franciscan. Dr. Gerry applies the Catholic teaching that the rational soul is the form of the body to the teaching of St. Paul that we have a new identity as new creations in Christ. As a new creation we want our soul that knows and trusts in God to be in alignment with our bodies which sometimes is triggered by fear. Dr. Gerry explores how the Fall and reinforced by trauma creates a disconnect between body and soul. New therapies that are somatic (body-based) align better with Catholic philosophy. 

Vocation: “A call from God to a distinctive state of life, in which the person can reach holiness.” The Second Vatican Council made it plain that there is a "Universal call to holiness in the Church." Therefore, it is precisely through living out our vocation in marriage that we find our unique path to holiness. This week we are excited to wrap up our Marriage series with an amazing guest. We were honored to talk with Alicia Hernon from the Messy Family Project out in Steubenville Ohio.  She has a fiery passion for the calling of the Christian marriage and family. Alicia is a mom of 10 and has been married for 27 years to her wonderful other half,  Mike Hernon. Alicia and Mike have an amazing podcast and ministry where they discuss, promote and encourage the importance of faith and family. We are so blessed to have learned so much from Alicia during this recording. Her core message is that all couples should strive for holiness not by being perfect in every situation but by growing and forgiving but most importantly by relying on God's mercy and grace.  SPECIAL THANKS:Mike Loin @ MiloElevation Studios: Content Editor and Sound ProducerPaul Bilodeau @ Apical: Content AdvisorOlivia Breen: Photographer, Marketing, and PRSHOW NOTES:Website to Messy Family Project: https://www.messyfamilyproject.org/Podcast to Messy Family Project:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/messy-family-podcast-catholic-conversations-on-marriage/id957216506

Welcome back everyone for episode 31 of the zero Analytics podcast. Today we venture back to Ohio to visit a driver who while still young in age (at least to me) has built a decent career making circles already and arguably yet to enter his prime. Currently a student in the mechanical engineering program at the university of Akron, we learn how he’s applied knowledge to his program as he’s grown as a student while at the same time leading his own student along the way in the karting genre. Already having a successful racing career by most people’s standards, it will be interesting to follow along after the show to see where he can take it from here. While we talk mostly about racing the thing that stuck out to me the most was the relationships built along the way. This podcast is about karting and racing but as most who have exited the sport know.... it’s the relationships and the memories built off the track that often times mean the most when we take a moment to reflect. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did.... ladies and gentlemen.... without any further adu... my friend Mr. Jared John

On episode twenty-nine of the Gotta Be Saints Podcast, I talk with Molly McManus about suffering. This is part two of a two part series.Biography:Molly McManus is currently living in Steubenville Ohio and working as the Campus Minister and Theology of the Body teacher at Steubenville Catholic Central High School. Along with this, she is also pursuing a music career and will be releasing her first single later this year. She is a proud alumna of Franciscan University and also hosts her own podcast with the knowHis.love project. If she’s not singing or hanging out with high schoolers, you can probably catch her laughing at her own jokes or tripping over thin air. Episode breakdown::15 Why is it that some people handle suffering with joy and others quite the opposite?8:25 Tips for people who are going through a difficult season 20:05 How do the sacraments play a part in all this?23:00 Stories29:20 Final thoughts30:40 Mount Rushmore of Saints33:30 Patron saint of...

In this weeks episode, the hosts, Joe McKeown, Matthew McFadden and Dermot Kelly are joined by Irish American musician, comedian, teacher, dad and all-round nice guy Bob Rice from Steubenville, Ohio.Dermot is encouraged by the positive reception from last weeks episode and some of the encouraging comments that made it worthwhile sharing his story. The Holy Joes introduce Prof. Bob Rice and admire his surroundings with perfectly framed photos and a bookshelf which earns him the title Bob the Builder. Joe offers a public apology for inviting Bob to the World Meeting of Families in Ireland during 2018 as he got to play in front of 20,000 chairs instead of people. Bob reflects on the positive encounters he had in Ireland, including almost high fiving Pope Francis.Bob reflects on his Irish Catholic roots, the Korean origin of his name and journey from youth ministry to lecturing in a great Catholic Institution at Franciscan University, Steubenville Ohio. Matthew asks some questions about family life which leads to a good discussion about the challenges and the joys of being a family man.Join us as we explore the challenges and joys of trying to be a great dad. 

Rabbi Alan R. Sherman, D.D.  Chosen by the Jewish Journal Newspaper as one of the most influential Jewish leaders in South Florida.  April 2010 CURRENT POSITIONS Director of Chaplain Services 1983 – Present Executive Director, Chaplaincy; 1979-2012; Director of Community Relations (1979-1995) Jewish Federation of Palm Beach County, Inc. Chaplain (Lieutenant Colonel) Retired,  June 1999. United States Army, 3220th US Army Reserve Garrison, West Palm Beach, FL Veteran of Operation Shield/Storm. Mobilized for active duty, August 1990 – May 1991 Palm Beach County Board of Rabbis: Executive Vice President, 1997 –2012; President, 1994 – 1996; Secretary, 1991; Vice President, 1992 – 1994; appointed Vice President, 1997. RELIGIOUS AND SECULAR EDUCATION  1954 – 1961          Yeshiva of Central Queens. Jamaica, New York. Diploma. 1963 – 1965          Long Beach High School. Long Beach, New York. NY State Regents Diploma. 1965 – 1969          Long Island University. CW Post Campus. B.A., Sociology, Minor: Education       1969                Elected to Pi Gamma Mu – National Social Science Honor Society. 1969 – 1974          Hebrew Union College – Jewish Institute of Religion. B.A., B.H.L., M.A.H.L.,   Ordained Rabbi 1972 – 1973          Tel Aviv University. Ramat Aviv, Israel. 1973 – 1974          Elected President of the HUC - JIR Rabbinic Student Association       1984                Command and General Staff College, U.S. Army. Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas: Graduate.       1999                Doctor of Divinity, Honorary – HUC - JIR POST-GRADUATE CERTIFICATION AND EDUCATION Certified Jewish Chaplain – National Association of Jewish Chaplains, 1995. Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Washington, D.C. Residency in Hospital Ministry and Clinical Pastoral Education. Certificate, 1978. Jefferson County Comprehensive Mental Health Center. Steubenville, Ohio. Initiated and completed course in Pastoral Counseling. Certificate. RECENT PAST AND PRESENT COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES Guardianship Committee – Jewish Family and Children’s Service - Member, 2005 – 2012. Palm Beach Gardens Medical Center – Board Member, 2005 - 2012. Vice President-2011-2012. Leadership Palm Beach County - Alumni Toward a More Perfect Union – Board Member, 2007 Vitas Advisory Committee (Hospice), 2008- present. United Jewish Communities Rabbinic Cabinet. Royal Caribbean Cruise Line – On Board Clergy Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office Jail Ministry Advisory Committee – Chairman, 2006 – Rabbinic Advisor to Jewish War Veterans, Post 501. S.A. Friends of Beit Halochem: Helping disabled Israeli Veterans, Honorary Board. Emergency Shelter Grants Program, Advisory Board: appointed by the Palm Beach County Commission, 1994 – 1997, President 1990; Board Member Member, Amerian Legion, Present AWARDS 1995 Red Ribbon Award presented by the Partnership for a Drug-Free Community for outstanding efforts and achievement in the Palm Beach County “ War Against Drugs”. 1993 Defender Cup presented by Palm Beach County Public Defender Richard Jorandby for Outstanding Service to the indigent of Palm Beach County. 1986 Man of the Year Brotherhood Award presented by the Brotherhood Committee of the Palm Beaches & Environs for Leadership in promoting dialogue and interaction among people of different races and religions. Dr. Theodore Norley Community Service Award for Outstanding Community Services to Disadvantaged Citizens of Palm Beach County, presented by the Urban League of Palm Beach County, March 1983. William J. Shroder Award, from the Council of Jewish Federations, for building a Coalition of Human Services, in response to projected government budget cuts affecting human services, November 1982. The Hadassah Myrtle Wreath Achievement Award for 1984, in recognition of Outstanding Community Service to the people of Palm Beach County. Recognition of 10 years of service to the viewers of CBS affiliate WPEC – TV 12, as co-host of “Perspectives in Faith”, a public affairs program. Public Relations Award for “Prayer Book for the Elderly”, presented by the Council of Jewish Federations, November 1982. Meritorious Service Medal, Washington, D.C., June 1999 for career service in the Army Chaplaincy. Army Commendation Metal, Oak Leaf Cluster, Washington, D.C., August 1991, for outstanding service in Operation Desert Shield Storm. Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal, Atlanta, Georgia, December 1995. Commander’s Award for Excellence- 1999; 3220 US Army Garrison, West Palm Beach, FL Recipient of the B’Nai Avraham Award, American Jewish Committee, for theservice in the area of intergroup relations, May 1992. Liberty Bell Award, Palm Beach County Bar Association for Community Service that has strengthened the American System of Freedom under law, May 1992. Bethel House, Inc. (African – American) Community Service Award for making a difference to people of all communities, September 1992. Service Award, Jefferson County Mental Health Center, Steubenville, Ohio, January 1979. Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office- Exemplary Volunteer Award- 2012. DISTANT PAST COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES Temple Beth El, Steubenville, Ohio, Rabbi - 1974 – 1979. Community Relations Board of Palm Beach County; appointed by the Palm Beach County Commission, 1980; elected Chairman, 1980 – 1982; resigned chairmanship and elected Vice-Chairman, September 1982; re-elected Chairman, 1984 – 1985 and 1988 – 1990. Holocaust Survivors of the Palm Beaches: Co-Founder. Urban League of Palm Beach County: board member. Director of Chaplain Services 1983 – Present MorseLife, Inc. Commission on Equal Opportunity and International Concerns: appointed by the JCPA, May 1983; the Church – State Commission, May 1984; appointed to the Commission on Israel and Task Force on Women, May 1988. The Palm Beach Post Newspaper: columnist on religion. Palm Beach County Public Defender’s Office: Board of the Alternative Sentencing Project. United Cerebral Palsy of the Treasure Coast: Telethon VIP, 1983 – 1986. Children’s Place in West Palm Beach: Board of Directors, 1979 – 1980. Central Conference of American Rabbis: Committee on Judaism and Health, executive board; Committee on Pastoral Care and Training, member; Committee on Synagogue-Federation Relations, member. WXEL-TV, Public Broadcasting: Community Advisory Board. Jupiter Courier Journal: religion contributor. “Directions 88” in Planning for the Future of Palm Beach County, May 5-7, 1988. “Directions 94” in Planning for the future of Palm Beach County, June 2-4, 1994. Dialogues with the Methodist, Catholic and African American Communities. Instrumental in establishing a Coalition of Human Service Agencies to respond to the impact of Federal, State and local budget cuts in Palm Beach County; elected Treasurer, March 1992. Junior League of Palm Beach County: advisory board, 1993 – 1995. “Perspectives in Faith”, a monthly public affairs program produced by CBS affiliate WPEC-TV 12, West Palm Beach, 1984 - 1995. Temple Beit Hayam, Stuart, Florida: founding and interim Rabbi, 1993 – 1995. Airport 88 Celebration Committee: member and participant in Dedication Ceremony for Palm Beach International Airport. Ministerial Fellowship of the Palm Beaches: President, 1986 – 1989; Vice-President, 1982; Secretary, 1981. Chaplain Unit of the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office; President, 1997 National Association of Jewish Chaplains: elected to the executive board, February 1993 – 1998. Accredited as a Certified Jewish Chaplain, May 1994; Convention Chairman, 1997. Clergy Advisory Committee: Clinical Pastoral Education Program, Intercoastal Health Systems, West Palm Beach, Florida; 1993 – 2007. Partnership for a Drug Free Community; United Way of Palm Beach Co.; 1994 – 2007. Homeless Coalition of Palm Beach County: Board of Directors; 1994 – 2007. Hanley Hazeldon Center: spiritual counselor. Leadership Palm Beach County: graduate, 1991 – 1992. Jack Cole Show on WJNO radio: regular guest. Palm Beach County School System: Human Sexuality Curriculum Review Committee, 1992. Comprehensive AIDS Program of Palm Beach County: Board Member. Hospice of Palm Beach County: Board of Directors; Personnel Chair, 1979 – 1984; Ethics Committee, member, 1994 – 1995. HIV Pastoral Care Network of Palm Beach County: Secretary – Treasurer. Palm Beach County Human Relations Camp for Inter-racial and Inter-cultural Understanding – Office of Equal Opportunity, Palm Beach County Commission: Founder Mental Health Association of Palm Beach County: Compeer Program Advisory Board. Planned Parenthood of Palm Beach County: Clergy Advisory Board. Committee to Stamp Out Hate, American Jewish Committee, Founding Board of Directors, 1993. Citizens for Quality Education, a political action committee: Co-Founder. Concerned Citizens for the Palm Beach County Home and General Care Facility: Board Member, 1995. Committee on Hospital Chaplaincy of the Central Conference of American Rabbis: appointed 1995. Veteran’s Hospital Research Foundation: Chairman of Audit Committee; 1997. Palm Beach Jewish Times Newspaper: columnist; 1996 – 1999. Forum Club – Board of Directors. Palm Beach County Alliance, Treasurer and Board Member, 2002 – 2007. Rotary Club – Steubenville, Ohio. Family Planning Association of Jefferson County - Board Member. Interfaith Clergy Association of Steubenville, Ohio, President, 1978. Mayor’s Human Relations Commission of Steubenville Ohio, Board Member. Jefferson County Comprehensive Mental Health Services Personnel, Chairman, 1975 – 1977. Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN, September 1973 – Conducted High HolyDay Service and Ministered to patients and staff. Gracie Square Psychiatric Hospital – N.Y., N.Y. September 1970 – Conducted High HolyDay Services and ministered to patients and staff Lecturer for Jewish Chatauqua Society, Bethany College, Bethany West Virginia. Montefiore Temple, Cairo, IL - Student Pulpit. NorthHills Jewish Community Center, Pittsburgh, PA - Student Pulpit, 1972 – 1973. Temple Ahavath Shalom, Bluefield, W. VA – Student Pulpit, 1973 – 1974.

Carolyn Harding with Randi Pokladnik and Dustin White, both working to raise awareness and build coalitions to fight the huge plastics petrochemical hub build-up along the Ohio River, euphemistically referred as the #AppalachianStorageHub. Randi Pokladnik was born and raised in the Ohio Valley in Toronto Ohio, a small town just north of Steubenville Ohio. She has degrees in Environmental engineering, chemistry, and a masters and doctorate degrees in Environmental studies. She is a retired research chemist and educator. She writes and volunteers for Ohio Valley Environmental Coalition. Her main concerns are clean air, water and climate change and getting plastics and toxic chemicals out of our lives. Dustin White, a project coordinator with the Ohio Valley Environmental Coalition (or OVEC) which is headquartered in Huntington WV. Dustin grew up in Southern WV's “coal fields” and has roots to the area going back 11 generations. He began his work with OVEC as a volunteer and later on staff fighting Mountaintop Removal Coal Mining. In 2014, he worked to get emergency relief to communities impacted by the WV Water Crisis when the petrochemical company, MCHM burst from its holding tank above the public water intake in Charleston, WV, leaving 300,000 residents in 9 counties without water for weeks. Now, he works on what is the newest threat to Appalachia's health, safety, and vitality ­– a proposed petrochemical mega-complex, known as the Appalachian Storage and Trading Hub, in the upper Ohio River Valley, that would impact air quality and threaten the drinking water of over 5 million people all for the primary purpose of manufacturing new single use plastics. https://ohvec.org/ http://www.peopleoverpetro.org/ GrassRoot Ohio w/ Carolyn Harding - Conversations with every-day people, working on important issues here in Columbus and all around Ohio! Every Friday 5:00pm, EST on 94.1FM & streaming worldwide @ WGRN.org Check us out and Like us on Face Book: https://www.facebook.com/GrassRootOhio/ All shows/podcasts archived at SoundCloud! https://soundcloud.com/user-42674753

Bill interviews old friend Jeffrey Hatcher: prolific playwright, screenwriter, and James Bond fan. They discuss life in the thee-ay-ter, along with the agonies and ecstasies of writing new plays. Also: Jeff’s pre-TITANIC Titanic play; the real-life Pottersville that is Steubenville Ohio; funeral shenanigans; the rules of writerly theft. Finally, Jeff shares tales of his screenwriting career, with stories about Ian McKellen, Patrick Stewart, and other mellifluous-voiced Brits.

On December 7, 1995 13 year old Barbara Barnes left her Euclid St apartment in Steubenville Ohio on her way to school. She never arrived. Her body would be found two months later, 40 miles away in Pennsylvania. Her killer has never been caught.  While attention focused on her family, particularly her uncle, Louis Boyce, this episode looks at another suspect, a local man named Richard Kolling. #Ohio #Murder #Unsolved #Steubenville #Teen Support the show.

This week in John looks back at the big stories and events from the past week including Matt Lauer, High School football in Steubenville Ohio and much more

On August 11th of 2012 a drunken and incapacitated high school girl in Steubenville Ohio was repeatedly sexually assaulted by some of her peers. The incident was posted on a variety of social media outlets […]

With the Delhi gang rape case in everyone's mind, focus on the specific situation of women in India and India's 'rape culture' were put into perspective by a US case in Steubenville Ohio where an unconscious girl was repeatedly assaulted and onlookers and participants posted images and film all over the internet. If rape happens everywhere, but 'rape culture' is specific to local circumstances, what needs to happen in Australia and everywhere to make it a thing of the past? Join our panel Kiran Grewal and Dixie Link-Gordon (Chair: Clementine Ford).

 Returning to the M.H.O.G. Podcast is Mr. Tim Lattie. He joins our team of super villains in the pursuit of destroying the world. They sit down and discuss the fact that Tim has reached his goal on his Kickstarter and that he is very gratetful to the people that help him in reaching that goal. The team and Mr Lattie also discuss Tim and Prez. Buck's new kink, we also talk the Bible ( tv show ) and that the devil looks kinda like the President, we talk double standards: why can we say one word that offensive to someone but not another, Buck delivers his parts to a guy on the toilet, also talk about the Steubenville Ohio trial and many more insulting, shocking, and funny things you should enjoy and share... Music by: High Octane Podcast produced and mixed by: Nutso187 If you are interested in hearing more from the band High Octane you can find them on Facebook HERE!!!  Also if you want to know more about the art and Mr Tim Lattie himself , then go visit his Facebook Here!! Don't forget you can also hear us on http://www.coreofdestructionradio.com/ every Thursday night from 6pm - 7pm central time. Also we can be found on Stitcher .So if you have a smartphone download the free app and look us up on Stitcher. Also like us on Facebook, also please leave us comments on iTunes. Now we have an official M.H.O.G. Podcast webstie www.mhogpodcast.com  . Please go and check it out, like it and spread the word ... Thanks for all the support. Gamers can find Wayne and Justin under the tags "Nutso 187"and "The Rum Guy" on x-box live. Adam can be found complaining on his comic website Rebelcomix.com. And he has a comic book podcast on iTunes called Graphic Panels.

More on my weekend in Steubenville Ohio covering the Steubenville rape case and the attacks on the town my Anonymous. 

Kinetic 9 aka Berretta 9 is a member of the incredibly artistic group KILLARMY, an affiliation of the legendary group WU TANG CLAN. He is a gifted, talented MC originally from Steubenville Ohio. 4 Disciple, another Ohio native & the group producer of Wu Tang Clan introduced Kinetic to the group. Through hard work and determination, they became one of the earliest and successful groups that emerged out of the Wu Tang camp in the early 90's. They went on to record three successful albums “Silent weapon, for Silent war” (1997), Dirty weapon for Dirty war (1999) and their last one, Fear, Love and War on the (2001).