Ron Brunk has been described as an eccentric entertainer, singer, musician and prolific writer of songs, poems and novels. He shares his story about some downfalls of being creative and the "demons and snakes" that exist in Nashville.  His work is unique, and his compassion is contagious!

Jim Kirby is a former athlete at Woodrow Wilson High School.  Now a retired electrical engineer (WVU grad) he referees high school volleyball and umpires softball.  His dad coached youth baseball and refereed football and basketball throughout southern West Virginia.   Jim's story is unique.

Joe and Michelle Bare possess a great deal of ambition and determination when it comes to working hard but allowing time to enjoy life.  They are businesspeople, entrepreneurs, and dynamic community supporters.  Join us as we talk about the good and bad parts of running a small business.  Listen to Episode 175 on Waynebennettpodcast.com.  You'll love it!

Doug Elliott played four sports at Shady Spring High School in the early 1960's.  Later in life he worked at the Welfare Department, taught History in College, and sold shoes all during the same time period.  He still found time to hunt and fish.  Interesting story!! 

Melissa was an outstanding athlete in high school and college.  Listen as she shares humorous stories about talking too much in class and "choosing" her husband.  She also tells us about her professional career and how God made a difference in her life!  Great interview!

Eric Thomas was an outstanding athlete at Independence High School in the late 1980's.  Later he became a member of Marshall University's football team.  A gruesome injury ended his athletic career but his sports knowledge opened up doors to announcing and analyzing local high school competitions.  Listen as he shares some of those experiences.

Dale overcame a rough period after childhood cancer delayed his start in sports.  He went on to become a high school and college athlete and has devoted more than 35 years to teaching and coaching young competitors.  This should be required listening!

 Hall of Fame football coach Eddie Souk remembers the days when Mt. Hope was a booming coal town.  His dad ran "The Smokehouse Grill" and his mother was a renowned civic leader in the Mustang community.  Listen to Episode 169 on waynebennettpodcast.com as Eddie shares a few stories from his forty year coaching career.

The Marshall University Southern Coalfield Alumni and Big Green Club are dedicated to improving lives, with accomplishments like scholarships, community projects, and disaster relief. Hear Amanda Ashley, Larry Foster, and Doug Leeber share heartfelt stories about their passion for helping others.

George and Roy Fridley are accomplished musicians who sing, play multiple instruments, and compose beautiful songs. This talented duo from Mannington, WV, along with their mother, Stacie, joins us to discuss their promising musical future. Pay attention and listen!