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  1. 1d ago

    Recovery Journey _Find Your Way_#34 72226 #grief #resilience #empathy #podmatch

    Please subscribe to our YouTube page to receive notices on all new podcasts as well helping us grow our audience. https://www.youtube.com/c/NewClevelandRadioThis episode of the Find Your Way - beyond grief, heartbreak and loss podcast features Krysti's sister, Connie Gold, who experienced ongoing, debilitating chronic pain after an accident several years ago. Over the years, Connie has gone through surgeries to relieve her pain, and improve her energy, mobility and quality of life. She shares her rollercoaster journey through the disorienting effects of intangible grief and who she has become in the process. Please watch, follow and subscribe for more. (We encourage you to contact us if you have a journey to share.)This podcast led by Alison Pena focused on Connie Gold, who is appearing for her third time on "Find Your Way” Beyond Grief, Heartbreak, and Loss. Connie provided an update on her recovery journey since her second hip surgery two years ago, explaining that while the surgery was successful and she has regained most of her mobility, she has adapted to certain activity limitations and now works at a dental office in a front desk role rather than as a hygienist. Overcoming Health Challenges JourneyConnie shared her journey of overcoming significant health challenges, beginning with a fall 5 years ago that resulted in broken hip and elbow during the COVID pandemic. After initial surgery, she experienced two years of physical therapy with limited improvement and increasing pain, eventually leading to the abandonment of her 40-year career as a dental hygienist. Through the recommendation of a podiatrist, she underwent a second surgery to remove problematic hardware, which successfully restored her mobility despite concerns about her advanced osteoporosis.***Check out the rest of the story at: https://newclevelandradio.net/contact-links/find-your-way/If you are looking for a Personal Coach contact Karen at #YESICAN coaching with Karenkh.yesican1@gmail.com440 526 1530

    Recovery Journey _Find Your Way_#34 72226 #grief #resilience #empathy #podmatch

  2. 2d ago

    Dill Pickle Energy Juice or a Toastable/Salute Oatmeal 72226 #282 #WITW #cleveland13news #podmatch

    Our sponsors for this episode include: • The Beer & Belly Deli in Northfield, Ohio — Home of Bumble the Cryptic • Big Foot Landscaping in Oakwood Village, Ohio • “What Would You Say to a Naked Space Alien” by Paul Seaburn at paulseaburn.com • #yesican Coaching with Karen — affordable life coaching at kh.yesican1@gmail.comPaul previewed what he’d be covering in this 282nd episode:1. Cleveland’s own energy drink2. Giant vegetables and seeds that give you gas3. Inconvenience store wolves4. Raccoons, bears, and jaws5. Party games that earn world records6. A surprisingly good reason to bring back malls7. AI invading golf, toastable oatmeal, and more…Paul kicked things off with a story from Poland, where dill pickle juice has officially been certified as an energy drink. That led to a discussion about a Taylor Farms product recall — a grocery item familiar to both Paul and John. Thankfully, no one at newclevelandradio.net is experiencing that “explosive situation.”Next came the tale of a competitive UK gardener who grew a world record garlic bulb weighing three pounds, 13.7 ounces. Paul added historical context about the Burpee seed company, now celebrating 150 years in business.Wolves, Bears & Mechanical ScarecrowsPaul then shifted to Japan, where wolves and bears have been causing trouble for convenience stores — especially the Family Mart chain. This launched a conversation about mechanical scarecrows, including a robotic wolf placed outside a store to deter bears… but which also terrified customers.Paul traced the history of scarecrows back to ancient Egypt, medieval Europe during the Black Plague, and even ancient Greece, where one scarecrow resembled the fertility god Priapus. And of course, those of us “of a certain age” remember Ray Bolger as the Scarecrow in The Wizard of Oz — and Michael Jackson as the Scarecrow in The Wiz.Raccoons, Jaws of Life & A Song in the MakingPaul shared a story from Rostraver Township, Pennsylvania, where firefighters used the jaws of life to free a raccoon stuck in a storm drain grate. He joked that he’s working on a song inspired by the incident: “Squirrels to the Left of Me, Possums to the Right, Here I Am Stuck in the Griddle with You.”The conversation moved to Guinness World Records, including a Chicago man who walked 10 meters with a balloon between his legs in 3.5 seconds.Paul and John explored other unusual records, including the most kisses in 30 seconds, and Paul suggested John attempt an air kissing record since none currently exists.Paul noted that Americans typically do one air kiss, Europeans do two, and the Swiss do three. This led to reminiscing about mall culture in the 1970s and 1980s — especially Spencer’s Gifts. Paul shared that the first Spencer’s opened in 1963 and still exists today, though some of their novelty items feel hilariously outdated.Paul introduced the IXI Trolley, an AI powered golf cart from Biotronik’s that uses cameras and GPS to track shots, identify hazards, recognize clubs, and even recommend drinks.He then mentioned Quaker’s new “Shake & Go” drinkable oatmeal, questioning why anyone needs a high tech version of something so simple. His comparison to cold pizza made the point clear.Paul wrapped his segment by handing things over to John for sports.John highlighted the World Eskimo Indian Olympics (WEIO), a four day July event in Alaska celebrating traditional skills of Northern Native Americans. Events include ear pulls, high kicks, knuckle hops, and blanket tosses. This year’s winners were Amanda Ogoshiek and Frank M. Lane.Paul and John reflected on how these games originated from real Inuit survival techniques — and joked about a college ear pulling contest they once organized that ended with beer can earrings instead. Watch all our shows at: https://www.youtube.com/wHATINTHEwORLDProud affiliate of Cleveland13News.comwww.paulseaburn.com

    Dill Pickle Energy Juice or a Toastable/Salute Oatmeal 72226 #282 #WITW #cleveland13news #podmatch

  3. Jul 14

    Oyster Ice Cream and Lego Car WITW 71426 #281 #cleveland13News #podmatch

    Real News, Sometimes Weird, Always Funny (at least to us!)The Beer & Belly Deli in Northfield, Ohio & Big Foot Landscaping in Oakwood Village, Ohio.Please check our www.Paulseaburn.com for his book – What Would You Say to A Naked Alien?Also, for your life coaching needs contact #yesican Coaching with Karen kh.yesican1@gmail.comOdd StoriesPaul discussed various odd news stories and products, including a 21-foot-long ballpoint pen created by Yaha Hamdan in Iraq for a Guinness World Record, and the history of pen manufacturers like Cross Pens. The discussion included commentary about how traditional pen sets are no longer commonly given as graduation gifts due to changing technology usage. Paul shared a story about a robotic toilet cleaner, including a $13,000 Chinese model and a $450 Goodell Toilet Cleaning Robot, while sharing historical context about the Tidy Bowl Man from the 1960s and 1970s. Google the Tidy Bowl Man for your pleasure.Pepper Pike Bear Alert Paul discussed a bear alert that began in Pepper Pike, Ohio, where a bear was spotted on doorbell cameras and later moved to Garfield Heights and Brooklyn Heights. He shared humorous theories about the origin of Pepper Pike's name and noted that wildlife officials believe the bear is a young male. The discussion included details about the bear's movements and behavior, with Paul jokingly suggesting it might be heading to Parma next.Paul shared The first story was about a LEGO car built using 328,000 special LEGO blocks that reached 69 miles per hour, modeled after a Koenigsegg sports car worth between 1.7 and 5.5 million dollars. The second story featured John Stevenson, a 50-year-old bare-knuckle boxer and stuntman from the UK who set a world record by pulling a police car 50 meters using his teeth while his shirt was on fire. Paul also explained the origins of birthday cake candles, tracing the tradition back to ancient Greece where worshippers of the goddess Artemis would place lit candles on moon-shaped honey cakes.Paul shared stories about elderly musicians, including William Shatner's new heavy metal album at age 95 and trivia about other long-lived performers like Keith Richards, Ringo Starr, Petula Clark, Willie Nelson, and Smokey Robinson. The discussion focused on their ages and recent musical activities, with Paul testing John and Karen’s knowledge of these musicians' ages and careers.Yodeling Songs and Stories DiscussionPaul and John discussed various songs with yodeling, including "Hocus Pocus" by Focus and "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" by the Tokens. Yodeling festivals in Switzerland and shared humorous stories about unusual ice cream flavors, such as oyster-infused ice cream and fried chicken ice cream.John DiNallo shares - Bill Veeck Baseball Innovations a unique figure in baseball history who was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. Veeck was known for innovations including bringing fireworks to baseball games, integrating the American League with Larry Doby, and implementing a portable centerfield fence in Cleveland Municipal Stadium. His most memorable stunt was the disco demolition night in 1979, though it resulted in a riot and forfeit to the Detroit Tigers. The group discussed Bill Veeck's unconventional character, including stories about him using his wooden leg as an ashtray during meetings and salary negotiations with players. Bluff the Co-hostPaul shared three unusual stories, with John and Karen voting "bluff" ore ‘real”. The first story about rich people installing snow rooms in yachts, while the judges confirmed it was real. The second story about a dog band called "Three Real Dogs Night," The third story about summer camp body sprays.John emerged as the weekly winner, avoiding flashcard work for the next episode.The show concluded thanking our listeners as they are the reason we do this show.If you are looking for a Personal Coach contact Karen at #YESICAN coaching with Karenkh.yesican1@gmail.com440 526 1530

    Oyster Ice Cream and Lego Car WITW 71426 #281 #cleveland13News #podmatch

  4. Jul 8

    Conversation with Karen Casey, Purposeful Aging_HowtoSuperAge #74 7826 #podmatch

    Please subscribe to our YouTube page to receive notices on all new podcasts as well helping us grow our audience. https://www.youtube.com/c/NewClevelandRadiohttps://newclevelandradio.net/If you would like to be a podcast host or guest please contact Karen at newclevelandradio@gmail.comA Conversation with Karen Casey, PhD: Writing, Wellness, and the Art of Purposeful AgingIn this episode of How to Super Age, host Elise Marie Collins welcomes renowned author Karen Casey, PhD, whose work has shaped the recovery community for decades. With more than fifty years in recovery and over two dozen published books—including her global bestseller Each Day a New Beginning, which has reached millions of readers—Karen brings wisdom, humor, and grounded spirituality to the conversation.The episode opens with lighthearted introductions and a bit of pet talk before Elise guides listeners into Karen’s extraordinary background. Karen shares that Each Day a New Beginning has now surpassed four million copies sold, a testament to its enduring impact. At 86 years old, she continues to write every day, in long-hand before moving to the computer. Her daily routine includes 11,000–12,000 steps on her walking pad, teaching classes, and lecturing at treatment centers. For Karen, purpose is not optional—it is the engine that keeps life meaningful at any age.Peaceful Aging and the Power of Daily ReflectionKaren discusses her book Peaceful Aging Meditations for Living a Long, Purposeful Life, designed as a year round companion with daily readings that can be started at any time. She speaks candidly about the realities of aging—health challenges, grief, and the shifting landscape of relationships—and emphasizes that none of us walk these paths alone. Spiritual support, she says, is always present.She also shares her belief in pre birth soul contracts, inspired by Carolyn Myss’s Sacred Contracts, describing life as a tapestry of interconnected lessons that unfold exactly as they are meant to.Finding Purpose Through ChallengeKaren reflects on a painful chapter of her life that ultimately led her to graduate school, where she discovered her love of writing. That turning point became the foundation of her career. She encourages listeners to view difficult experiences not as barriers but as doorways to unexpected growth.When Elise asks about meditation, Karen offers a gentle, accessible approach: think of it as quiet reflection or a conversation with God. Some days bring clarity, others do not—but the practice itself is the gift.Meditation, Movement, and Self CareKaren Casey shares her history with Transcendental Meditation and her personal mantra, which helps her settle her mind. Elise expands the conversation by suggesting walking meditations for those who struggle with stillness.Karen also talks about her step tracking habit, which became especially meaningful after her leukemia diagnosis. She stresses that self care is not a luxury—it is a commitment to kindness toward oneself.Health Challenges as Catalysts for GrowthIn one of the episode’s most powerful segments, Karen reframes health challenges as opportunities to strengthen other parts of life. She speaks openly about living with lung disease, glaucoma, and chronic leukemia, explaining how each condition has te.com/ https://prabook.com/web/karen_casey.elliott/359199aught her resilience and adaptability.Elise highlights how timely this message is, especially during Disability Awareness Month, and the two share a moment of gratitude for the perspective Karen brings: that aging and illness do not diminish us—they deepen us.https://prabook.com/web/karen_casey.elliott/359199Follow Elise Marie Collins - https://linktr.ee/elisecollinshttps://www.facebook.com/elise.marie.collins/If you are looking for a Personal Coach contact Karen at #YESICAN coaching with Karenkh.yesican1@gmail.com440 526 1530

    Conversation with Karen Casey, Purposeful Aging_HowtoSuperAge #74 7826 #podmatch

  5. Jul 1

    Ancient Rocks,Robots & Banana Cars WITW 63026 #279 #cleveland13news #podmatch

    Please subscribe to our YouTube page to receive notices on all new podcasts as well helping us grow our audience. https://www.youtube.com/c/NewClevelandRadiohttps://newclevelandradio.net/If you would like to be a podcast host or guest please contact Karen at newclevelandradio@gmail.comWCTU CLEVELAND 13 — A lively conversation celebrating unusual news from around the world explored everything from ancient geological landmarks and humanoid robots to record-breaking achievements, inventive farming solutions and the growing popularity of an international sport that remains unfamiliar to many Americans.Paul Seaburn opened by reaffirming its lighthearted approach to storytelling, focusing on entertaining and unusual events rather than divisive headlines. Listeners were also encouraged to support local sponsors and featured partners before the conversation shifted into a series of remarkable stories gathered from across the globe.One of the first topics centered on a grocery store in Estonia that was designed around a massive Ice Age boulder estimated to be 10,000 years old. Rather than attempting to remove the enormous rock, developers incorporated it into the building's design, turning a natural obstacle into its defining feature. Paul prompted memories of mechanical horses once found outside area stores and mechanical bulls popular in country western bars. Together, the collection of stories demonstrated how innovation, creativity and human curiosity continue to produce extraordinary headlines that entertain as much as they surprise.This podcast crew enjoys bringing real news with a flair for fun to their audience.Support our Sponsors:The Beer Belly Sports Grille in Northfield, Ohio|Big Foot Landscaping Oakwood Village, Ohio"What Would You Say to a Maked Alien" Paul Seaburn on Amazon#yesican Coaching with Karen kh.yesican1@gmail.comwww.paulseaburn.comIf you are looking for a Personal Coach contact Karen at #YESICAN coaching with Karenkh.yesican1@gmail.com440 526 1530

    Ancient Rocks,Robots & Banana Cars WITW 63026 #279 #cleveland13news #podmatch

  6. Jun 23

    World Cup Sausages, Pink Doors, Robot Beggars WITW #279 62326 #cleveland13news #podmatch

    WCTU CLEVELAND 13 — A wide-ranging discussion of unusual global stories explored everything from World Cup-inspired sausages in Germany to robot panhandlers in China, highlighting the quirky traditions, remarkable achievements and bizarre headlines that continue to capture public attention around the world.Karen Hale, producer introduces the host Paul Seaburn who develops the weekly stories for this podcast series.Paul began the conversation opening with a look at Germany’s World Cup festivities, where Julia Bobo, the reigning Bavarian Weißwurst queen, has embraced soccer fever by creating soccer-shaped versions of the traditional sausage. The discussion examined the cultural significance of Weißwurst, a specialty made from ground veal and pork that is traditionally served with a pretzel, sweet mustard and wheat beer. John and Karen were informed that the meal is typically enjoyed before noon, a longstanding custom in Bavaria.Food remained a central theme as Paul shifted to the history of cup of noodles. The discussion traced the product’s origins in Japan and its rise in popularity among American college students during the 1970s. A humorous story about customized cup of noodle-themed hamster wheels sparked memories of amusement park attractions and led to reflections on classic rides once found at Euclid Beach, here in northeast Ohio.The exchange then turned toward an unusual controversy in England involving pink doors. That discussion expanded into stories connected to music history, including anecdotes involving Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood and the origins of songs associated with the band’s influential catalog. Since John DiNallo knows his music Paul tested his knowledge which did not meet the usual high standards. (Maybe next time.) The conversation also touched on a luxury fashion mishap involving expensive Valentino shoes that drew criticism from customers who believed the footwear made their toes resemble those of pigs. Karen was appalled by the cost of these shoes and declared she would not even consider a purchase.Several Guinness World Records provided additional material for discussion. One featured German builder Tommy Schmidt, who assembled the world’s largest Lego sausage sandwich using 65,000 Lego blocks with support from a local sausage company. The story prompted a lighthearted examination of whether Lego pieces are dangerous if accidentally swallowed, including mention of a study in which doctors intentionally consumed Lego components without suffering harmful effects. Paul reminded listeners to not try this at home, our personal PSA.Another record holder drew attention for combining athleticism with musicianship. Musician Alexander Merseka demonstrated the ability to perform complex exercises while playing instruments, including guitar performances while squatting with a barbell and piano playing during one-arm bench presses. The feat prompted comparisons to the stage energy and physical showmanship of legendary rock performers.Paul brought technology to the program with a robot begging for money on a public street. Additional records included German competitor Andre Ortolf’s achievement for consuming the most honey in one minute. The discussion examined both the amount consumed and the unusual techniques reportedly associated with the effort. Karen gagged at the thought of anything more than a teaspoon of honey to make the medicine go down.John DiNallo ventured into sports history through a look at cane de combat, a French martial art that combines athletic competition with cane-fighting techniques. The sponsors of this podcast include:The Beer & Belly Deli SportsGrille in Northfield, OhioBig Foot Landscaping in Oakwood Village, Ohio“What Would You Say to a Naked Space Alien” on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/What-Would-Naked-Space-Alien/dp/1954528817#yesican Coaching with Karen Life Coaching at Affordable Fees kh.yesican1@gmail.com

    World Cup Sausages, Pink Doors, Robot Beggars WITW #279 62326 #cleveland13news #podmatch

  7. Jun 17

    Paper Airplanes & Wonder Woman 61626 WITW #278 #cleveland13news #podmatch

    Please subscribe to our YouTube page to receive notices on all new podcasts as well helping us grow our audience. https://www.youtube.com/c/NewClevelandRadiohttps://newclevelandradio.net/If you would like to be a podcast host or guest please contact Karen at newclevelandradio@gmail.comWelcome to What in the world with Paul Seaburn atnewclevelandradio.net – which is an affiliate of Cleveland13 NewsKaren Hale, producer and co host, opened the show by thanking listeners for their continued support and for voting in the Cleveland Scene Awards. While results are still pending, she emphasized that the nomination itself is an honor and deeply appreciated by the entire team.We also extended our gratitude to the Mahoning Valley Scrappers of the MLB Draft League—known as the Grassmen—for their exceptional hospitality during our recent visit to Niles, Ohio. Although the evening included a spirited search for Bigfoot, the legendary creature once again managed to evade us.Listeners were encouraged to support the show’s valued sponsors: Beer & Belly Sports Grille in Northfield, Bigfoot Landscaping Supply in Oakwood Village, author Paul Seaburn’s website, and Yes I Can Coaching.Karen acknowledged a technical issue that prevented last week’s discussion from being recorded but assured listeners that this week’s episode was successfully captured.Host Paul Seaburn introduced Karen as his producer, co host, and the media mogul behind newclevelandradio.net, along with John DiNallo—his fraternity brother and host of What in the World of Sports.This week’s conversation includes an update on the ongoing search for Bigfoot in Northeast Ohio, including a recent reported sighting in Aurora. Additional topics range from an extraordinary Wonder Woman superfan to children gaining fame in China through paper airplane competitions, to an unconventional pet owner in Poland, a Japanese high school’s creative cafeteria solution, memorable sheep related stories from Cleveland, and more odd news, world records, trivia, unusual sports, and of course, the fan favorite game Bluff the Co Hosts.Stay tuned to find out who wins Bluff the Co Hosts and follow us at:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist... (please subscribe!) Channel 13 News WCTU: https://www.cleveland13news.com/ Audio downloads: https://podcasts.apple.com/.../podcasting-4.../id1592360677 Visit: http://newclevelandradio.net/If you are looking for a Personal Coach contact Karen at #YESICAN coaching with Karen

    Paper Airplanes & Wonder Woman 61626 WITW #278 #cleveland13news #podmatch

  8. Jun 4

    The Money Train #3 #63 #CareNotes_ #ageinplace #planning #preparation #homecare #podmatch

    Summary of “The Money Train #3 — Care Notes #63”This Care Notes episode continues Doug Wilber’s ongoing mission to help families age in place with intention, preparation, and dignity. While the video itself is currently unavailable to play, the context and series theme make the message clear: Doug is guiding viewers through the financial realities of aging — what he calls “The Money Train.”The focus of this installment centers on:1. Understanding the financial side of aging in placeDoug emphasizes that aging at home isn’t just an emotional or logistical decision — it’s a financial one. Planning ahead helps families avoid crisis‑driven decisions that are often more expensive and more stressful.2. Preparation vs. reactionThe “Money Train” metaphor highlights how costs can build quickly when families aren’t prepared. Doug encourages viewers to think proactively about:Home modificationsIn‑home care needsLong‑term supportBudgeting for unexpected changesUnderstanding what insurance does — and doesn’t — cover3. The value of early conversationsDoug’s tone is steady and compassionate. He reminds families that talking about money, care, and future needs isn’t morbid — it’s empowering. These conversations help ensure that aging loved ones maintain control, comfort, and choice.4. The heart of the Care Notes seriesAs always, Doug blends practical advice with emotional awareness. His goal is to help families avoid panic, avoid unnecessary expenses, and avoid the “hallway moments” — those times when decisions are made under pressure instead of with clarity.Follow Doug at - https://cherishedagency.com/ (855) 724-3747 If you are looking for a Personal Coach contact Karen at #YESICAN coaching with Karenkh.yesican1@gmail.com440 526 1530

    The Money Train #3 #63 #CareNotes_ #ageinplace #planning #preparation #homecare #podmatch
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