On the latest edition of Spotlight on Stories, Seth Shaner sits down with three Central Ohio residents who have one thing in common; appearances on ESPN game shows in the 2000s.The conversation with Willy Gibson (2 Minute Drill), Dave Holmes (Dream Job) and Doug Lesmerises (Stump the Schwab) included banter about their experiences, people they met and what they won.Tell a friend about Spotlight on Stories and leave us a like and a review!

On the latest edition of Spotlight on Stories, Seth Shaner is joined by Julianne Ballog, the marketing director of the Ohio Roller Derby.The Ohio Roller Derby is in its 21st year and competes locally and regionally. The league is run by volunteers and competes locally at the Ohio Expo Center.Please leave a rating and a review and tell your friends about Spotlight on Stories!

On the latest edition of Spotlight on Stories, Seth Shaner sits down with longtime Bishop Watterson boys basketball assistant coach Casey Teeters to talk about his journey through the game of basketball, working with coach Vince Lombardo and this year's Watterson team, which plays for a regional championship on Saturday.Please rate and review the podcast and be sure to tell your friends about the show!

On the latest edition of Spotlight on Stories, Seth Shaner sits down with Kyle Strickland, who will serve as the keynote speaker at the upcoming Worthington Martin Luther King Community Celebration, scheduled to be held at the Worthington United Methodist Church Monday, January 19, at 11 a.m.Strickland is a Worthington Kilbourne graduate and attended Ohio State University and Harvard Law School.Tell a friend about Spotlight on Stories, your place to learn about the people who make up Clintonville, Worthington and Central Ohio at large.

On the latest edition of Spotlight on Stories, Seth Shaner sits down with Bishop Watterson Sports Network's Paul Barnes to talk about the Eagles' third consecutive trip to the state championship game.The two break down the season and preview the championship game against Toledo Central Catholic.

On the latest Spotlight on Stories, Seth Shaner sits down with Bishop Watterson football coach Brian Kennedy to discuss his undefeated regular season and the upcoming playoffs.The two talk about the Eagles' players and what they have been able to build over the past several years. For more on Watterson and more, pick up the latest edition of the Clintonville Spotlight on newsstands or go to www.clintonvillespotlight.com.

On the latest edition of Spotlight on Stories, Seth Shaner is joined by Clintonville-Beechwold Community Resources Center's executive director Stephanie Baker.Baker grew up in northwestern Pennsylvania and began working at CRC out of college.There are many ways people who need help can find it at CRC and many opportunities for volunteerism and donations for those who can give.Got to https://www.clintonvillecrc.org/ for more information.

On the latest edition of Spotlight on Stories, Seth Shaner sits down with Bishop Watterson High School strength and conditioning coach Brian Mong.Mong, a 2000 graduate of Watterson, takes great pride in working with all the teams at the school and had a part in four different teams winning state titles in the 2024-25 school year.Thank you for listening to Spotlight on Stories! Please leave a rating or review and tell your friends about the show!

On the latest edition of Spotlight on Stories, Seth Shaner sits down with Thomas Worthington High School principal Josh Almanson to discuss the school's construction timetable.Thomas Worthington welcomed students and staff into a partially completed new facility in the fall of 2024, but more changes are on the way with some areas expected to be complete this coming school year and others to be ready by the fall of 2026.Thank you for listening to Spotlight on Stories. Please remember to leave a review and tell a friend!

On the latest edition of Spotlight on Stories, Seth Shaner sits down with longtime Whetstone High School teacher and coach Tim Broskie.Broskie has been the Braves' baseball coach for 32 seasons and recently guided them to the City League championship.Broskie recently finished his 36th year as a teacher and has decided to retire.