Join host Thom Jennings in a heartfelt exploration of a devastating incident that rocked Albion, NY. In this gripping episode of Bagel Logic, we delve into the Theresa Karlak incident, a heartbreaking tragedy that shook the core of this serene town.
Theresa's life was tragically cut short by a motorist last year while walking along a rural road. But this isn't just about a terrible loss; it's a stirring investigation into how the system may have failed her and her grieving family.
Listen in as Thom unravels the layers of this heart-wrenching story, seeking answers and shedding light on the larger implications. From systemic shortcomings to the quest for justice, this episode is a poignant exploration of a community's struggle for closure and accountability.
Tune in as we navigate the complexities, question the status quo, and strive for change. Join the conversation as we demand accountability and honor Theresa's memory in the pursuit of a fairer, safer society.
Listen now to this thought-provoking episode of Bagel Logic and be a part of the quest for justice in the wake of tragedy.

Step into the world of Papa Thom, the creator of bagel operations that recently came to a screeching halt. Join him in this compelling solo episode of Bagel Logic as he candidly discusses the journey of shutting down his beloved bagel business and the array of challenges he faced during the last few months.
In this emotionally charged podcast, Papa Thom takes you on an introspective rollercoaster, baring his soul and sharing his experiences with an imaginary therapist on the other end. Get ready for a captivating exploration of triumphs, setbacks, and the emotional turmoil that comes with letting go of a lifelong passion.

Listeners will be drawn into the depths of Papa Thom's world as he delves into the intrimate details of a dificult family situation he was facing during the final months. .

Papa Thom opens up about the heart-wrenching choices he had to make, including managing financial struggles, bidding farewell to loyal employees, and grappling with the personal toll it took on his mental health. Throughout the episode, the listener provides a sounding board for Papa Thom's emotions, allowing listeners to witness the full range of feelings he experienced during this transformative period.

This podcast offers a unique perspective on entrepreneurship, perseverance, and the reality of shutting down a cherished business. Papa Thom's vulnerability and honesty create a relatable narrative that resonates with anyone who has faced adversity, inspiring them to find strength in the face of unexpected challenges.

This episode" is a powerful testament to the human spirit, reminding us that even in the face of failure, there are valuable lessons to be learned and opportunities for personal growth. Join Papa Thom on this cathartic journey and gain a newfound appreciation for the resilience that lies within us all.

In this episode, Thom and his recurring guest host Josh Cogovan explore two seemingly unrelated topics: the slow pace of life in the American South anda bad home contractor deal.

First, we delve into the concept of "southern time," where life seems to move at a slower pace than in other regions of the country. Josh discusses his recent experiences working in Florida and Arkansas and thier unique way of life, as well as the pros and cons of working in a more laid-back environment.

Next, we shift our focus to the frustrating and all-too-common problem of bad home contractor deals, which can leave homeowners feeling ripped off and helpless. We hear from a homeowner who fell victim to a contractor scam and explore the red flags to watch out for when hiring someone to work on your home.

Join us as we explore these complex issues and provide practical tips for navigating them in your own life.

Thom Jennings returns with an episode about mourning and the recent passing of two friends. Thom had an interaction with someone that gave him a different perspective on things. Topics include writing a speech for a celebration of life and ex-wives.

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Our first guest of the year is Jess Marciano, local politician, mom and wife. Jess and Thom discuss parenting, politics and personal relationships. Jess serves on the Village Board in Medina NY, and is a stay-at-home mom. It’s the type of personal and insightful dialogue that is perfect for the Bagel Logic Podcast.

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Thom Jennings returns for his first solo episode of the new year. Thom revisits some topics discussed on an earlier podcast, most notably the unsolved murder of Greg Fickess. Thom also discusses the theft of his intellectual property and how he is quicker to cut people out of his life as a means to retain his sanity.

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It’s a year-end soiree recorded live on location in Medina NY with guest co-host Josh Cogovan. Host Thom Jennings and his co-host welcomed an interesting cross-section of guests that led the podcast into a myriad of topics including relationships and an attempted discussion about the podcast and the favored episodes.

Guests include, Matt Backlas, Larry Albanese, Nick Goodwin, Tracy Jennings, Trevor Jennings, Thom Jennings Jr. Meredith Snow, Brian Bruenig, Steve Hillebrand and Chris Busch.

Paul Guglielmo’s initial claim to fame in the Western New York region was his role as a radio personality on tie legendary Rochester based Brother Wease Show. It was during his time on the show that he began discussing his beloved grandfather’s sauce, and even took time off of the show each year to the small town in Ohio to help can tomatoes.

Guglielmo eventually decided to make the sauce available commercially, and hit a crossroads where he had to decide between continuing his career in broadcasting, or building the sauce brand.

In this episode, Paul discusses the evolution of Guglielmo's Home Grown Marinara, and how he has been able to use his personal experiences to help others bring their family recipes to market.

For more infoartion check out these links:

https://www.craftcannery.com/

http://www.guglielmosauce.com/

The Bagel Logic podcast welcomes their first guest of season two, Dr. Marvin Deitz. Marvin lived six houses down from Thom in Brighton NY, a suburb outside of Rochester NY. In this episode they discuss Marvin’s new book, “Modern Day Super-Hero,” a novel loosely based on some events from Dr. Marvin’s youth.

The overarching theme of the book is the importance of seeking therapy to address the trials and tribulations we all experience, and how having a good therapist can help make life more fulfilling.

For more on the book, go here https://moderndaysuper-hero.com/

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Bagel Logic returns for a second season. In this standalone episode host Thom Jennings discusses change and the challenges that come when something in your life changes abruptly. In this case, one of Thom’s part-time employers shut down and left many issues unresolved in Thom’s mind, and it exposed the fragile nature of relationships.