A Quilt of Labor and Love: Good Mansion Wines, with Dom Cerrone


Podcast Atmosphere & Crew Dynamics

• Banter with Boldness: Jason Haswell —robust, witty, and unfiltered—kick things off with their signature energy: laughter, genuine curiosity, and that sturdy camaraderie that makes listeners feel like part of the room.
• Introductions & Tone: The transition to their guest is smooth and respectful. Dominick Cerrone, with warm confidence, immediately finds a rapport with the hosts—engaging them in both friendly chat and deep wine talk.
• Audience Inclusivity: Throughout, the hosts maintain a down-to-earth approach—never talking down to novices, but instead inviting listeners to join the wine journey, no matter their experience level.

Good Mansion Wines: Roots & Vision

• Founding & Locale: Founded in 2006 by Dominick, Good Mansion Wines began with a singular vision in a then-empty mid‑town Wheeling storefront. Over seventeen years later, it’s a local institution.
• Regional Identity: Dominick emphasizes how being in Wheeling, WV, shaped their mission: it’s not just about selling wine—it’s about building a community hub for education, enjoyment, and exploration.
• Building Over Time: From a modest start to a respected deli, wine bar, and education center, Good Mansion’s growth mirrors Dominick’s dedication—ever-expanding selection, ambiance, and vision.

Travel & Education: The Quest for Knowledge

• Global Exploration: Dominick chalks up his deep portfolio to constant travel—to vineyards across France, Italy, Spain, California, and Chile—stressing that immersing himself in terroir, tongue, and trade is key.
• Why It Matters: He insists this first-hand exposure is critical—not just for authenticity, but to bring real, vivid stories back to customers, making each bottle a narrative experience.
• Host Interjections: Jason and the crew pepper him with sharp questions: “How do you turn a wine tasting into a story?” or “Ever bring back a bottle that changed your mind?” These create memorable moments where passion meets consumer value.
• Educational Outreach: Dominick reveals how Good Mansion runs regular workshops—wine pairing nights, “Meet the Maker” dinners, and smaller, hands-on classes—aimed at demystifying the process and building knowledge in accessible, entertaining formats.

Wine & Food Pairings: A Delicious Dialogue

• Menu Mashups: The conversation shifts to food pairings—how Good Mansion’s deli menu (gourmet sandwiches, French pâtés, Italian antipasti) is consciously designed to complement their wine flights.
• Role Reversal: Sometimes the wine inspires a dish; sometimes the dish suggests the wine. They focus on harmony—not matching by grape, but pairing by texture, acidity, spice, and soulful resonance.
• Podcast Snapshot:
  • The Charcuterie Flight: Dominick recounts pairing spicy salami and nutty cheeses with a crisp Riesling—“the sort of pairing that surprises and delights.”
  • Hearty Red Moments: He reflects on a late‑night tasting pairing a full-bodied California Cab with house-made meatballs—a favorite among regulars.
• Flavorful Education: Dominick highlights how they gently teach folks about tannins, acidity, sweetness, body, and finish—without jargon—equipping listeners with vocabulary that makes them confident buyers and imbibers.

Why Value Wine? Cultural & Personal Impact

• More Than Alcohol: Dominick is clear—wine is culture, ritual, story, connection. He encourages the hosts and listeners not to rush through a glass, but to be curious of its origin, pressure, people, and pleasure.
• Sustainability Spotlight: They touch on growing trends: biodynamic, natural, and sustainable farming. Dominick stresses ethical farming isn’t a gimmick—it’s quality, terroir, and environmental respect.
• Economic Appreciation: A few Bucks may look pricy in a suburban liquor chain, but Dominick asks: “What are you paying for? History, human labor, place, craft.”
• Demographic Bridges: Jason asks: “How to bring Millennials or Gen‑Z into the culture?” Dominick responds with focus on exploration: small tastings, fun formats like blind flights, pairing events with street food, and storytelling-driven marketing.

Episode Highlights & Revelations

• Story of a Wine: Dominick shares a powerful anecdote about a French Burgundy whose history and vintner story captivated him—and how that story transformed a casual shopper into a loyal customer.
• Surprise Pairing: The hosts taste and love a Sicilian Nero d’Avola paired with a smoky eggplant sandwich—an unlikely combo that wins hearts (and ratings).
• International Insights: They recall vineyards in Chile where winemakers emphasize tradition; versus tech-opulent vine estates in California—a lively contrast that underlines wine’s diversity.
• Community Testimonies: Dominick brings up folks who’ve come through Good Mansion, rediscovered a spark, found newfound appreciation—underscoring wine’s power to unite and inspire.

Take‑Home Messages & Why You Should Listen

• Curiosity First: Wine isn’t about labels or price—it’s about exploration, openness, and curiosity. That’s what Dominick wants listeners to embrace.
• Never Fake the Passion: Authenticity shows. Dominick’s passion shines through, and listeners are reminded: if you're not excited about a bottle, don't push it—respect your palate.
• Pairings Are Stories: Combining food and wine isn’t just formula—it’s emotional, memory-making, conversation-fueling.
• Community Power: Good Mansion Wines isn’t just a store—it’s a cultural resource and social anchor for Wheeling. Dominick believes every town needs “a place to raise a glass to life.”
• Education as Invitation: Don’t gatekeep wine! The hosts and Dominick together position learning as an approachable, ongoing adventure.

Final Thoughts: This episode of Bald, Bearded, and Bold is more than a chat—it’s a masterclass infused with laughter, knowledge, cultural curiosity, and genuine connection. Jason Haswell and the crew steer with warmth, and Dominick Cerrone anchors with wisdom and enthusiasm. Whether you sip sparingly or indulge deeply, the conversation invites every listener to slow down, savor more, and recognize wine—not as luxury, but as storytelling wine, shared experience, and living history.

What’s the difference between having a kid and being a parent? Everything.

In this no-filter, high-impact episode of Bald, Bearded, and Bold, host Jason Haswell lays it all out: the harsh truth that today’s younger generations—Millennials and Gen Z—just aren’t getting the full picture of what real parenting means.This isn’t some gentle, sugar-coated parenting podcast. This is bold, raw truth from a father who’s lived it. If you’re under 35, a new parent, or even just thinking about having kids, this episode is going to challenge everything you’ve seen on TikTok, Instagram, and Pinterest.Because Jason Haswell isn’t here to shame you—he’s here to wake you up.

Jason’s Core Message: “You can post baby pics, throw a gender reveal party, and dress your toddler in boutique fashion—but none of that makes you a parent. That just means you made a human. Now what?”Throughout this episode, Jason dives deep into the cultural difference between having a child and actually raising one. With a voice equal parts wise, weary, and pissed off, he critiques how social media has twisted the definition of parenting—and how too many young parents are more concerned about aesthetic than accountability.

Key Topics Covered in This Episode:

• Why likes, reels, and photo dumps aren’t proof of parenting
• How Millennials and Gen Z are confusing “gentle” with “weak”
• Why discipline, structure, and presence will always matter more than “vibes”
• How social media culture is producing a generation of overstimulated, under-parented kids
• The tough-love truth: Being your kid’s friend isn’t your job. Leading them is.

Jason Haswell doesn’t hold back.

He calls out what needs called out, and if you’re a parent under 35? Consider this a wake-up call.You’ll hear Jason share real-life stories, jaw-dropping cultural examples, and brutally honest takes on the biggest issue facing families today: passive parenting in an overstimulated world.From screen addiction to entitlement, Jason connects the dots and shows how today’s digital-first, emotionally fragile parenting style is hurting kids more than helping them.🔊 Memorable Jason Haswell Soundbites:“You don’t get applause for being present. That’s the bare minimum.”“If an iPad is raising your toddler, you’re not a parent—you’re a bystander.”“We’re raising a generation that melts when they hear the word ‘no.’ And then we’re shocked when they can’t handle life.”“Parenting is love and limits. If you don’t give both, you’re giving up.”📢 This Episode is For You If:

• You’re a new parent trying to figure it out
• You’re sick of the fake, filtered parenting content on social media
• You believe in structure, discipline, and showing up for your kids
• You’re a dad, stepdad, mentor, or uncle who’s tired of being quiet about what’s broken
• You want real talk, not parenting trends
• You’re a Millennial or Gen Z parent who actually wants to do better

Haswell’s Challenge to Young Parents: “You think you’re parenting because you care. But do you care enough to correct, to lead, to say ‘no,’ to unplug, and to show up even when it’s hard? Or are you parenting for the ‘gram and hoping that’s enough?”Jason’s not preaching from a pedestal—he’s in the trenches. Bald, bearded, and bold, yes—but also real, relatable, and ready to push the hard conversations forward.This episode will call you out, lift you up, and maybe even piss you off—but you’ll walk away with a clearer vision of what parenting actually requires in a chaotic, distracted, digital world.

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Available on Spotify, iHeartRadio, Apple Podcasts, and everywhere else you binge bold podcasts.Don’t forget to hit Follow, Rate, and Share—because if you know a parent who’s all style and no substance, they probably need this episode more than they know.

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#BaldBeardedBold #JasonHaswell #ParentingPodcast #RealTalkParenting #GenZParenting #MillennialParents #FatherhoodUnfiltered #NoFluffParenting #iHeartRadioPodcast #SpotifyParentingPod #DadLifeUnfiltered #DisciplineMatters #ModernParentingTruths #ParentNotFriend👊 Final Thoughts from Jason Haswell:“Parenting is war against distraction. It’s a test of consistency. It’s the greatest calling of your life. If you’re not up for it, you’re not ready. Period.”

A Legacy of Leadership with Coach Randy Mazey | Bald, Bearded, and Bold Podcast

Legacy of Leadership with Coach Randy Mazey | Bald, Bearded, and Bold Podcast In this powerful and heartfelt episode of Bald, Bearded, and Bold, we sit down with a man who has left an indelible mark not just on the game of baseball, but on the lives of the student-athletes he's coached and the community he's led — Coach Randy Mazey. As he prepares to close the chapter on his career as the head coach of the West Virginia University baseball team, Coach Mazey joins us for a candid and inspiring conversation. We dive deep into his journey — from arriving in Morgantown and building the WVU baseball program into a nationally respected force, to making the bold and deeply personal decision to step away from coaching to focus on being the best husband and father he can be.

Coming to WVU: A New Challenge Coach Mazey reflects on what it meant to take the reins of the WVU baseball program in 2012. At the time, the team was transitioning into the competitive Big 12 Conference, and the challenges were substantial. The facilities weren’t where they needed to be, and WVU baseball wasn’t yet a household name on the national stage. But for Mazey, it wasn’t about inheriting a ready-made powerhouse — it was about building something special from the ground up. With a competitive fire and a clear vision for the program’s future, he brought in a new culture of discipline, grit, and belief. From recruiting players who fit his blue-collar ethos to leading the charge for better facilities — including the state-of-the-art Monongalia County Ballpark — Mazey has been the driving force behind one of the most inspiring turnaround stories in college baseball.

Building More Than a Baseball Program Throughout our conversation, one thing becomes crystal clear: Coach Mazey never saw his role as just teaching baseball. His mission has always been about building men of character, resilience, and integrity. Under his leadership, the WVU baseball program became a family — one rooted in mutual respect, accountability, and support. He shares stories about the early years, the long practices, the games that didn’t go their way, and the big wins that reminded everyone why they believed in the journey. From leading the team to multiple NCAA Regional appearances to seeing his players succeed on and off the field, Coach Mazey’s time at WVU is more than a highlight reel — it’s a legacy of growth and transformation.

Walking Away with Purpose Perhaps the most powerful part of the conversation is Coach Mazey’s decision to walk away. In a sports world that often glorifies the grind and the never-ending pursuit of titles, Mazey is choosing something else: presence. He opens up about the decision to retire from coaching to focus on being a better husband to his wife Amanda and a more present father to their children. There’s emotion in his voice as he explains how the demands of coaching — the travel, the pressure, the late nights — slowly began to pull him away from the things that matter most. And in true Mazey fashion, he didn’t just make a decision for himself — he made a statement to every coach, every dad, and every leader watching: Sometimes the boldest move isn’t chasing the next win, it’s choosing to be fully present for your family. It’s a message that hits home, and it’s one that defines what it truly means to be “Bald, Bearded, and Bold.”

The Lighter Side: Dr. Phil, Dad Jokes, and Down-to-Earth Wisdom Of course, no episode would be complete without some laughs, and Coach Mazey brings plenty. In one of the more surprising and entertaining turns of the conversation, he reveals his deep admiration for none other than Dr. Phil. That’s right — the man known for calling pitches and building a nationally ranked baseball program is also a devoted fan of daytime TV’s most famous psychologist. Mazey talks about how Dr. Phil’s no-nonsense, cut-through-the-noise advice has influenced the way he mentors players and handles challenges in his own life. And it makes sense — both men are about accountability, truth, and cutting to the heart of what really matters. He also shares his love for the simple things: early mornings with his family, watching his kids play sports, and finally getting to experience the other side of the bleachers as a parent. The genuine joy and peace in his voice as he talks about this next chapter is both refreshing and inspiring.

A Message for the Next Generation As our conversation wraps up, Coach Mazey offers words of encouragement to the next generation of coaches, parents, and leaders. He talks about the importance of knowing your "why," being true to your values, and never losing sight of what really matters. He challenges listeners to think about success not just in terms of wins and championships, but in the legacy you leave behind and the lives you touch along the way. It’s clear that Mazey’s coaching career may be ending, but his influence is far from over. He’s leaving WVU better than he found it, and he’s setting an example of what it means to lead with heart, humility, and purpose.

Final Thoughts This episode of Bald, Bearded, and Bold is more than just a conversation with a coach — it’s a masterclass in leadership, sacrifice, and intentional living. Whether you’re a WVU fan, a coach, a parent, or just someone trying to navigate life’s big decisions, Coach Randy Mazey’s story will leave you inspired to think more deeply about your own journey. Don’t miss this special episode with a true Mountaineer legend. Listen now wherever you get your podcasts, and be sure to share it with someone who needs a reminder that the boldest moves often come from the quiet courage to walk away.


This is episode 11. Remember, "You can’t be a great coach if you’re not a great husband and father first..."

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Bald, Bearded, and Bold: A Conversation with Jason Salyards of GUNTRY WV

In a recent episode of Bald, Bearded, and Bold, listeners were treated to a powerful, grounded conversation with Jason Salyards, the Director of Training at GUNTRY WV. With a calm confidence shaped by military service, years of elite tactical instruction, and a deep love for community, Jason brings both humility and authority to the mic—qualities that have come to define his leadership in the world of firearms education. From his early days in the military to becoming one of the region’s most respected weapons instructors, Jason’s journey is about more than tactical know-how; it’s about service, family, and a relentless commitment to excellence.

From Soldier to Teacher: The Journey Begins Jason Salyards’ story starts in the military, where he served with distinction and forged the foundation for the instructor he would later become. Like many veterans, his time in uniform wasn’t just about following orders or surviving deployments—it was about mastering skills, building discipline, and learning how to lead. During the podcast, Jason shared candid insights into the formative moments of his military experience—how structure, repetition, and mentorship shaped his perspective on training. It was in these demanding environments that he first discovered his love for teaching. “You can hand someone a weapon,” he says in the episode, “but the real magic is when you help them understand it—when they respect it, when they’re confident, and when they know how to use it safely.” That moment of realization—that training could be more than a requirement, that it could be a gift—was a turning point. Jason wasn’t just a soldier anymore. He was a teacher in the making.

Training the Elite: Agencies, Law Enforcement & More After transitioning from the military, Jason found himself increasingly in demand. His calm demeanor, vast knowledge base, and real-world experience made him an ideal instructor for law enforcement officers, tactical teams, and government agencies across the country. But what sets Jason apart isn’t just his resume—it’s his approach. Whether he’s working with a rookie officer or a seasoned federal agent, Jason brings the same energy: clear communication, mutual respect, and a commitment to outcomes. “Training,” he explains in the podcast, “isn’t about proving how much you know. It’s about showing someone what they’re capable of—and then helping them believe it.” His work has earned him widespread recognition. Over the years, he has trained members of multiple agencies, from local police departments to federal units. His classes don’t just teach technical skills—they instill calm under pressure, ethical responsibility, and a deeper appreciation for what it means to carry a weapon.

A New Chapter: GUNTRY WV in Wheeling Now, Jason is bringing that expertise to the Ohio Valley in a big way. As the head of training at GUNTRY WV, a state-of-the-art indoor shooting and training facility in Wheeling, West Virginia, he’s helping to build more than a business—he’s building a culture. GUNTRY WV isn’t your typical range. It’s an immersive, professional space designed to serve everyone from first-time shooters to advanced professionals. With classrooms, simulators, live-fire ranges, and community events, GUNTRY is redefining what a firearms training facility can be. For Jason, this is the culmination of everything he’s worked toward: a place where training is approachable, excellence is expected, and community comes first. “People walk in nervous, and they leave empowered,” he says. “That’s what we’re doing here—making people better. Not just with a gun, but in life.”

Excellence for Everyone: From Beginners to Experts One of the most inspiring parts of the conversation was Jason’s passion for teaching everyone—not just seasoned shooters or professionals. Beginners, especially, hold a special place in his mission. “There’s nothing more rewarding than working with someone who’s never touched a firearm and watching them transform,” he reflects. “You see their confidence grow, their mindset shift. It’s powerful.” At GUNTRY WV, inclusivity is key. The staff is trained to meet people where they are—whether you’re a concealed carry permit applicant, a retired veteran looking to refine your skills, or a parent who just wants to learn gun safety for the home. This philosophy—rooted in patience, friendliness, and trust—isn’t an accident. It’s built into the DNA of the training culture Jason has helped to establish. “Excellence,” he reminds listeners, “isn’t about ego. It’s about consistency, humility, and doing the work.”

Why Wheeling? A Family, a Community, a Calling When asked why he chose to put down roots in Wheeling, West Virginia, Jason’s answer is simple and heartfelt: family and community. “I fell in love with the Ohio Valley,” he shares. “The people here are real. They care. It reminded me of the kind of place where you raise your kids, build something meaningful, and give back.” This connection to place is more than sentimental—it’s strategic. Jason sees Wheeling as a region with enormous potential: underserved in some ways, but rich with pride, talent, and a hunger for growth. He’s not afraid to be firm when safety is at stake, but he’s also not afraid to smile, crack a joke, or put a beginner at ease. It’s this balance—between discipline and approachability—that makes Jason such a powerful figure in the training world. And while his beard and bald head might get the attention, it’s the clarity of his mission that leaves the biggest impression.

Final Thoughts: Why This Episode Matters This episode of Bald, Bearded, and Bold isn’t just about guns or gear. It’s about leadership, service, and the quiet power of doing things the right way. Jason Salyards reminds us that behind every expert is a student, behind every lesson is a purpose, and behind every training session is an opportunity to make someone’s life safer, stronger, and more confident. Whether you’re a gun enthusiast, a member of law enforcement, or just someone who values personal growth, there’s a lot to take away from Jason’s story—and even more to look forward to as GUNTRY WV continues to grow. Listen to the full episode of Bald, Bearded, and Bold featuring Jason Salyards on Spreaker, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you tune in. And if you’re in the Wheeling area, stop by GUNTRY WV—you might just meet the man behind the mission.



This is episode 10. Remember, "safey is our number one priority ..."

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Welcoming GUNTRY West Virginia to the Ohio Valley: Jason Rine

In this powerful and eye-opening episode of Bald, Bearded, and Bold, host Jason Haswell sits down with Jason Rine, Director of Operations at GUNTRY WV, for an honest, bold, and thought-provoking discussion about responsibility, leadership, community, and the evolving role of firearms training and safety in modern society.

As a father, husband, and business leader, Jason Rine wears many hats — and all of them require clarity, character, and conviction. In this episode, listeners will hear about his journey from law enforcement to private sector leadership, and how GUNTRY WV is reshaping the conversation around firearms education, family safety, and responsible gun ownership in the Ohio Valley and beyond.But this isn’t just a podcast about guns — it’s about values, discipline, and how we rise to meet challenges with integrity.

Who Is Jason Rine?
Jason Rine brings a deep well of experience, including years of service in law enforcement, to his current role as the Director of Operations at GUNTRY WV, a state-of-the-art shooting range and firearms training facility located in Wheeling, West Virginia. With his background in public safety, leadership, and community relations, Jason offers a unique and level-headed perspective in a space that’s often divisive and misunderstood.

At GUNTRY, Jason and his team are focused on creating a safe, educational, and inclusive environment — whether you’re a first-time gun owner, an experienced shooter, or someone simply looking to learn more about personal protection and responsibility. In this episode, he shares why proper training, mindset, and respect are more important than ever, and how GUNTRY is committed to serving families, law enforcement, and community members alike.

What You’ll Hear in This Episode:

✔️ How GUNTRY WV is changing the firearms training game — with a focus on education, respect, and responsibility
✔️ Why law enforcement experience shaped Jason’s view on training, safety, and mental preparedness
✔️ The connection between leadership and humility — and how showing up consistently matters more than bravado
✔️ A candid conversation about family, fatherhood, and faith — and how those values inform everything Jason does
✔️ What it really means to protect and serve — in your home, your community, and your business


Real Talk, Real Responsibility - In a culture that often paints masculinity and gun ownership in extremes, this episode brings nuance, honesty, and accountability to the table. Jason Haswell and Jason Rine dig into questions that matter:

• What does it mean to be a protector without being aggressive?
• How can families create a culture of safety without fear?
• Why is ongoing training and mental readiness just as important as physical skills?
• How do men lead at home and in business without pretending to be perfect?

They don’t shy away from the hard topics — from societal perceptions of masculinity to the emotional weight carried by those in service roles. And they do it in a way that’s accessible, grounded, and filled with moments of humor and humility.

GUNTRY West Virginia: More Than Just a RangeAs Director of Operations, Jason Rine explains that GUNTRY West Virginia is not just about target practice — it’s about purpose and preparation. The facility provides a clean, welcoming space for people of all backgrounds to learn, train, and grow. From concealed carry permit courses to tactical training, family safety seminars, and law enforcement support, GUNTRY is redefining what responsible gun ownership looks like in a modern America.

In a region like the Ohio Valley, where outdoor sports, hunting, and family protection are part of the culture, GUNTRY WV is bridging gaps between tradition and innovation, and between personal freedom and public safety.Leadership, Fatherhood, and Living Boldly.

As the episode unfolds, you’ll hear both Jasons reflect on the role of fatherhood, the pressure of providing and protecting, and how to balance that with empathy, faith, and mental resilience. They discuss the unique challenges men face today — from work-life balance to cultural expectations — and how leadership starts with showing up consistently, not just for others, but for yourself.For anyone struggling with questions like “Am I doing enough?” or “How do I lead in uncertain times?”, this episode offers encouragement and clarity. It’s a reminder that being bold doesn’t mean being loud — it means being groundedin your values and driven by purpose.

A Podcast with Purpose

Bald, Bearded, and Bold is more than banter between buddies. It’s a place where real stories are told, where faith meets everyday life, and where men are challenged to grow — spiritually, emotionally, and relationally.With the support of Sparks Media Agency and iHeart Radio Studios, this podcast is about amplifying the voices of those who are making a difference — not just with words, but with actions. Jason Rine is one of those voices. And this episode is a must-listen for anyone who wants to lead better, live bolder, and love with more intention.

This is episode 9. Remember, "you weren't born with a gun in your hands ..."

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Epsiode 8: ​In a recent episode of Bald, Bearded, and Bold, Wheeling Mayor Denny Magruder shared insights into the city's ongoing transformation and his deep-rooted passion for its future. Highlighting major initiatives like the Wheeling Gateway Center and the Downtown Streetscape Project, Magruder emphasized the city's commitment to revitalizing its infrastructure and enhancing community spaces. He also discussed efforts to secure federal support for key projects, including transportation improvements and tourism development . Reflecting on his first year in office, Magruder expressed pride in the collaborative spirit driving Wheeling's progress and the resilience of its residents . His vision for Wheeling is one of growth, inclusivity, and honoring the city's rich heritage while embracing new opportunities. Listeners were left with a sense of optimism and a clearer understanding of the initiatives shaping Wheeling's path forward.​

This is episode 8. Remember, as Mayor Magruder says  "family comes first, then work is second ..."


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Episode 7: It's that time of year again ... spring and summer sports for kids. Jason and, the vivacious, KJ discuss and introduces "The Douche Catergory" and the problems behind parents getting TOO involved and disrespectful to coaches and umpires/referees. Their main focus is to remind parents and family members that to remember what's most important ... "is my child having fun? Are they learning? Are we getting Dairy Queen afterwards?"

This is episode 7. Remember, "don't be a douche ..."


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We're launched and live at Bald, Bearded, and Bold - A big thanks to all that came to our Launch Party at TJ's Beer Garden and Sports Garden in Wheeling, WV on St. Paddy's Day on March 17th, 2025. We were blessed to see previous and upcoming BBB guests, and others in the community that have supported from Day One.

I mean, nothing like doing a few Irish car bombs before noon on a Monday ... But it's even better knowing we were chatting with the the main guy and name behind TJ's Beer Garden, Teresa the GOAT Assistant, producer & d***slap Tony Sparks, and the return of Coach Rich Donnelly.

There were so many great conversations and laughs at the party - Looking forward to our upcoming guest list and ridiculous stories along the way!

This is episode 6. The Launch!


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Mike Howard is currently the Chief Operating Officer of the Wheeling Chamber in West Virignia, but he's been in many other business roles in his career. He touches on all of the different in his professional career and how they've helped shape him in his most impactful role yet ... helping reshape and support businesses and entrepreneurs in and around Wheeling, WV and the  Ohio Valley.

It's more than just business ... Mike and Jason discuss how loss of life has remolded thier perspective on their lives; personally, professionally, and spiritually. Give this episode a listen to hear about bouncing back after family loss, how we should trust God during the process, and some wonderful business and Chamber of Commerce updates in Wheeling, WV and the Ohio Valley.


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Our host, Jason Haswell, introduces the Takedown Mafia, his old college and wrestling buddies from back in the day. They're spread out and living in different areas, but they still keep in touch on a daily basis. 

Hear old stories from them - Meet the imfamous Chad Butler and Coach Daniel Elliott. Oh, don't worry, they'll be a frequent fliers on the Bald, Bearded, and Bold podcast ... This is just one of many episodes! 



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