Barb shares stories about the how our ancestors lived and modernized the town. There are stories about the local telephone company, post office, creation of fire department, banking, the local electric and water plants, and everyone's favorite the big annual fairs. They had to resolve real life problems such as no sanitation, no laws, saloons, guns, mud streets, no fire department, just to name of a few.

Barb shares a brief history of the 100+ years of the pottery industry in East Palestine that includes the famous W.S. George Pottery Company.

Did you ever wonder what it was like before the automobile arrived? Barb shares a few stories about the arrival of this new means of transportation.

Barb shares the history of the McGraw Tire and Rubber Company that flourished in the 1900's and how it changed the town.

Barb talks about the very early days of East Palestine and it's evolution from a wilderness to Mechanicsburg to East Palestine.

In response to a question, Barb researched the history of one of East Palestine's residents to find out why a school was named after him. Listen to a very interesting story of our past.

Barb chats with Sandy Wales, the Director of EP Social Concerns. It is a hometown nonprofit organization that is locally supported and provides services to residents of the school district.

This chat is a must for all older adults and their children to listen to. Cassandra Valentini from Direction Home of Eastern Ohio explains all the various programs available in our 4 county area. Plus, she talks about the "Older Adults Resource Guide" that is loaded with contact information.

Barb chats with George Bollinger, Commander of Post 31 and Don Hauenstein, Finance Officer of the East Palestine American Legion organization. They talk about the history and future of Post 31.

Cindy Fletcher and Barb chat about her experiences in the world of needle felting. Cindy explains how she uses this skill to design very detailed animals using wool. She also teaches classes.