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The names that cant be forgotten. 

Donna was healthy and fairly active, but after the birth of her second daughter, was slowly gaining unwanted weight every year. Despite her best efforts to manage and control her eating habits on her own, she was diagnosed with pre-diabetes. This was a diagnosis that was close to home, literally. She was witnessing some of her closest loved ones suffer from diabetes and weight control that did not just inconvenience them, it was killing them. Fearing the pattern of diabetes in her family, watching her own weight gain spiral out of control, she decided to take positive actions. Possibly like you, Donna had to experiment with changing food available in the house, counting calories, measuring proteins, calculating fats, fasting, taking supplements, replacing meals with shakes, and even a few “fad” programs on her own. This was the beginning steps of her journey toward a healthier lifestyle. Today, nearly two years later, she has lost 70 lbs., and most importantly, she has learned how to not “yo-yo” her weight gains and losses. Donna brings a wealth of experience, knowledge, and practical solutions to the No Rules Health team.

Jennifer is the mother of 7 year old Oliver Kelly. In 2019, Oliver was diagnosed with Sanfilippo Syndrome. Jake and Jennifer sit down and discuss the seriousness of the illness and the great strides being made today for research and awareness.

Welcome to season 2 of the dumbest podcast, locally, to hit the sound waves.

Jerry Paige is an American boxer who won the light welterweight gold medal at the 1984 Summer Olympics. A year earlier he won a silver medal at the 1983 Pan American Games. Jake and Jerry sit down and BS over what life has been like since the Olympics and the boxing scene in Central Ohio

Major Harris is the icon no one knows about. More importantly Major lost his young son, Tre, to gang violence last year and the case is still open with his killer still out there. We sat down and talked about his late son and we need the communities help to find his killer and stop the violence in Columbus.