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Some stories are just so much more than what words can explain in an hour. Doctor Konstantine Solacoff practiced medicine in Upper Sandusky for over 50 years, but that is only part of his story. Follow along as he explains his parent's emigration from Greece, his childhood friendship with Neil Amrstrong, Ohio State when it cost $25 a quarter, and much much more. This is a real story that takes us all over the country! Thanks again to Dori and Konstantine for welcoming us into their real story.
At 7;52pm on March 5, 1967 a group of 38 souls took off from Columbus onboard Lake Central Flight 527...just 17 minutes later they fell from the sky in a horrific crash that left zero survivors. This is the real story of that crash and its aftermath.
John "Crock" Grafmiller's story is fun, insightful, and wonderfully candid. Along with tales of his education, upbringing, and deep relationships we also learned that Crock flew the classic Huey Helicopter on over 700 missions during The Vietnam War.
A recipient of the Distinguished Flying Cross, we find his sense of duty and humility truly inspiring and hope to have helped John tell his real story in a way that honors all of those who have served.
From 1973-2008 Coach Anrda Bell molded Upper Sandusky's Lady Rams Basketball program into a perennial powerhouse in Northern Ohio. While amassing 538 wins, 10 Northern Ohio League, 21 sectional, 8 district and 3 regional championships Andra became a staple around town, in the halls of USHS, and in the hearts of the young ladies she coached.
But as you will hear, she is much more than a basketball coach. She is a farm girl who honors her parents, loves her friends, and inspires us all with her competitive and fun outlook on life.
Brenda Koehler walks us through the story of Koehler Drug, as the sun rises on a new chapter for Upper Sandusky's longest serving pharmacy.
Andy Stephan is a Wyandot County boy who spread his wings and has flown (literally) all over the world during his career in the Air Force and as a commercial pilot. His story is a great primer on how to work your way through the armed services. Our discussion circles from growing up at Stephan Lumber Company to building air strips in the Middle East, to how diplomacy can help bring about the better angels in all of us.
From 1630-1843 the Wyandot People lit their fires along the banks of the Sandusky River. This is a humble attempt at telling the Real Story of how the Wyandot came to leave Upper Sandusky for their new home "afar in the west."
In the spring of 1842, Charles Dickens traveled through Upper Sandusky during his travels in America, Listen to the real story of his adventure.
Today we talked with Rob Gagnon, a hometown boy who's career in the fashion industry launched him from Columbus, to NYC, to Marin County California and back again. This real story takes us from the "catwalk" in the Saint Peter's gymnasium, through Otterbein College, to the streets of New York on 9/11, to earthquakes in California. Please enjoy the Real Story of Rob Gagnon.
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