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Please subscribe to our YouTube page to receive notices on all new podcasts as well helping us grow our audience. Welcome to What In the World with Paul Seaburn – Real News, Sometimes Weird, but always Funny …We love to bring you humor…This podcast is sponsored by – The Beer & Belly Deli in Northfield, Ohio – the home of Bumble the Big White BIGFOOT & Bigfoot Landscaping in Oakwood Village, OhioAdditionally, newclevelandradio.net is hosted by Panera in Macedonia every other Saturday for Mahjong – contact Karen for more informationWe are also sponsored by Paul Seaburn and his book, “What Would You Say to a Naked Alien?” www.paulseaburn.comAnd #yesican Coaching with Karen for all your life coaching needs. kh.yesican1 @gmail.com Today on the podcast we have more Halloween recommendations. A new way to deal with Bigfoot. Martial arts for geeks. A snake with a sports problem. Pets using the remote. Tattoos you can show at work. A wet hair world record. Why there are no pig giblets. The best giant pumpkin story yet. John DiNallo will not be providing what in the world of sports because he is MIA. https://www.youtube.com/playlist... (please subscribe!) or download the audio at https://podcasts.apple.com/.../podcasting-4.../id1592360677 and visit https://newclevelandradio.net/.../what-in-the-world-with.../

Please subscribe to our YouTube page to receive notices on all new podcasts as well helping us grow our audience. https://www.youtube.com/c/NewClevelandRadiohttps://newclevelandradio.net/If you would like to be a podcast host or guest please contact Karen at [email protected] to What In the World with Paul Seaburn – Real News, Sometimes Weird, but always Funny …We love to bring you humor…This podcast is sponsored by – The Beer & Belly Deli in Northfield, Ohio – the home of Bumble the Big White BIGFOOT & Bigfoot Landscaping in Oakwood Village, OhioAdditionally, we are supported by the book you can purchase on Amazon , “What Would You Say to a Naked Alien” – I know what I would say – Go Put Some Clothes on! www.paulseaburn.comAnd if that’s not enough sponsorship – check out #yesican Coaching with Karen at [email protected] – Afford Life Coaching Services.Weird News Stories with Paul Seaburn• Halloween decorations: A woman in Pittsburgh created a 12-foot-tall Chia Pet skeleton by covering a regular skeleton with gauze and chia seed goop. • World record: Mohammed Kamaranovic from Bosnia and Herzegovina holds the record for most walnuts crushed by hand in one minute (344 walnuts), while holding a raw egg in his hand that remained uncracked. • Bodybuilding: Toshi Suki Kanazawa, a 90-year-old Japanese champion bodybuilder, recently won the 85 and older Mr. Japan contest. • Robotics:o Researchers in Switzerland built a robotic hand that can walk, press keys, and recover from falls, inspired by Thing from The Addams Family. o Humanoid robots walked the runway at the Vogue World Fashion Show in Milan, though designers were not impressed because the robots cost more than supermodels and cannot yet dress themselves. • Consumer products:o Charmin announced that its Ultra Strong Mega toilet paper will be 1/5 inch wider. o Laughing Cow cheese changed its packaging to show a cow that is no longer laughing, with a caption saying "we need to talk." What in the World of Sports with John DiNallo• Welly Wanging (also known as welly hoying or boot throwing) is a sport popular in England where competitors throw a Wellington rubber boot as far as possible. • The sport originated in the 1970s in the West Country of England and is often featured at village festivals and fundraisers. • There are multiple governing bodies, including the International Boot Throwing Association based in Helsinki, Finland. • The current world records are 209.9 feet for men and 134.1 feet for women, both set in 1996 by Finnish competitors.Follow us on YouTube -https://www.youtube.com/wHATINTHEwORLDhttps://www.facebook.com/paul.seaburnnewclevelandradio.netIf you are looking for a Personal Coach contact Karen at #YESICAN coaching with [email protected] 526 1530

What in the World sponsored by: The Beer & Belly Deli in Northfield, Ohio; Big Foot Landscaping in Oakwood Village, Ohio; “What Would you Say to a Naked Alien” – paulseaburn.com and #yesican Coaching with Karen for all your life coaching needs contact: [email protected] Today Paul has another great lineup of stories as does John DiNallo who will bring us sports information that may sound enticingly weird. Please remember if you have a story or a lead on something unusual and real please contact us here at [email protected] please check out all of podcasts at https://newclevelandradio.net/contact-links/ A story about an emu that escaped from a wildlife preserve in England and was subsequently captured by a man named “John Smith”, who then ended up in the emergency room after the emu headbutted him. (Footage of the encounter, filmed by James Barker and shared by Ro Barker, amassed over two million views online.) The discussion included details about how emus are typically captured and Paul's personal experience seeing an emu at a farm in Houston. The conversation concluded with a lighthearted exchange about collective nouns for groups of birds, particularly emus and ostriches. A new service in San Francisco where humanoid robots with artificial intelligence are being rented for house cleaning tasks at $30 per hour, with an additional $50 for a maid outfit. The robots can perform basic chores like vacuuming and cleaning counters, though they have limitations such as falling over when unfamiliar with the environment and requiring specialized features for navigating hills. John and Karen participated in the discussion, with John indicating that his wife Annette would likely be the one to decide on hiring such a robot and that he would pay for it. Karen thinks the robot would be competition for her I-robot.A recent human versus robot boxing match where a six-foot-tall robot defeated a human fighter, noting that the human had a robot trainer in his corner. John expressed concerns about the unfairness of humans competing against robots in sports, suggesting that robot competitions should be limited to robots against other robots. The conversation then shifted to Girl Scout cookies, with Paul commenting on the aggressive sales tactics used by the girls and their mothers. – Check out the new cookie for dogs.New Girl Scout cookies for dogs called Patch Pals, which will be available in January for about $7 per box in blueberry muffin flavor. He and John made fun of a new trend among macho men of shaving their eyelashes, with Paul suggesting they should focus on trimming their eyebrows instead. Paul also mentioned that Bingo has been nominated for the Toy Hall of Fame in 2026, along with other toys like Bop It and Pokémon, and noted that Pope Leo is a fan of Bingo and plans to get involved if it doesn't make the cut. (LOL)Unique Games and Cultural ActivitiesVarious unusual games and activities, including the toy Polly Pocket and the dice game Yahtzee. He shared information about a unique cooking class in Japan where noodles are made by stomping on dough with your feet and mentioned that similar foot-made pasta exists in Italy. The conversation concluded with Paul sharing a local story about Alien Castle Noel Miniature Golf AttractionA new attraction at Castle Noel in Medina, Ohio called Alien Vacation Miniature Golf, which features a black-lit course with 3D glasses and alien-themed scenes. John mentioned that he and Annette had visited Castle Noel but not the new miniature golf attraction. The conversation then transitioned to their sports segment where John discussed Earl Weaver, a feisty umpire-hating manager from Major League history who managed the Baltimore Orioles and later became a Baseball Hall of Famer.Baseball.Follow Paul at: https://www.facebook.com/paul.seaburn Follow Karen at: https://www.facebook.com/kiki1one/ or https://www.facebook.com/NCRpod/

Please subscribe to our YouTube page to receive notices on all new podcasts as well helping us grow our audience. https://www.youtube.com/c/NewClevelandRadiohttps://newclevelandradio.net/If you would like to be a podcast host or guest please contact Karen at [email protected] subscribe to our YouTube page to receive notices on all new podcasts as well helping us grow our audience. https://www.youtube.com/c/NewClevelandRadio https://newclevelandradio.net/ If you would like to be a podcast host or guest please contact Karen at [email protected] Care Notes with Doug Wilber (Cherished Companions) has been podcasting for 8 years. Today we are discussing the WHY! Why did Doug leave lucrative job in research at Proctor & Gamble to begin what is considered a state-of-the-art home health care Cherished Companions provides care and support that help people thrive at any age while maintaining their independence. Respect for each person and their independence is at the heart of the company—home care with heart.Doug and his team believe the most effective caregivers are those who feel called to serve — individuals who instinctively nurture, learn, and adapt to each client’s unique needs. As this new training initiative unfolds, Doug will continue emphasizing their mission: helping people enjoy independence, not fear it. Doug’s guiding vision remains clear: “To create a company that provides unsurpassed compassionate care at an outstanding value, allowing more people to enjoy independence in the comfort of home.”The company provides training for all employees and believes in support their workforce to ensure the best of the best.Doug’s goal is creating a company that provides unsurpassed compassionate care at an outstanding value, thus allowing more people to enjoy independence in the comfort of home. Cherishing people, and their need for independence, is at the very heart of Cherished Companions. We believe strongly in hiring only those who believe caregiving is a calling, not a job.Newclevelandradio.net supports this vision and routinely shares if and when the time may signify that I need care this is the model that I want in my home. Aging in place!https://cherishedagency.com/1-855-724-3747Watch for additional information as they expand their training center this November 2026.

What in the World — everyone’s favorite Real News, Sometimes Weird, Always Funny showWe’ve been podcasting at newclevelandradio.net since 2017, which means we’re rolling into 10 years of Paul Seaburn’s wit, wisdom, and occasional “Did he really just say that?” moments.We’re proudly sponsored by:• The Beer & Belly Deli in Northfield, Ohio (home of Bumble the Bigfoot, who still refuses to pay rent)• Big Foot Landscaping in Oakwood Village, Ohio (because even mythical creatures need curb appeal)• What Would You Say to a Naked Alien at paulseaburn.com (a book that answers questions you didn’t know you had)• #yesican Coaching with Karen — life coaching for anyone who needs clarity, courage, or just someone to remind them they’re doing better than they think ([email protected])Our stories are real — even when they sound like they escaped from a fever dream. The humor keeps us smiling, laughing, and occasionally wondering if the universe is messing with us on purpose.Got something weird, unusual, or just plain “What in the world?” Send it to [email protected]. We love strange stories. We live for strange stories. We are strange stories.Today’s Podcast Highlights Halloween & Food DiscussionWe covered Cleveland attractions, including a stork delivering pierogies in Cuyahoga Valley National Park. Yes, you read that correctly. Pierogies. Delivered by a stork. Cleveland never disappoints.Then came Halloween prep: John buys candy in bulk, which is either responsible or dangerous depending on how early he opens the bags.We debated salad dressings — Yum Yum vs balsamic — and Paul introduced Hidden Valley Spooky Ranch, a black, glow in the dark dressing. Because nothing says “Happy Halloween” like serving your salad from a haunted bottle.Paul also suggested pumpkin spice ranch, proving once again that no flavor is safe from seasonal marketing.Plastic to Cookie Genetic EngineeringPaul and John discussed Southern Illinois University’s mascot, the Saluki, and then casually mentioned scientists turning plastic waste into edible cookies.Yes, cookies. Made from plastic. We’re not saying don’t try them… we’re just saying maybe don’t try them first.Paul then shared the history of Fig Newtons, because after plastic cookies, anything sounds normal.Soccer Stadium Hydration TraditionIn Bremen, Germany, a stadium celebrated its 100th anniversary by giving players a shot and a beer at the 32 minute hydration break.Apparently, this tradition began in 1975 when a referee decided water was overrated.John expressed skepticism. Paul expressed interest. Karen expressed concern.Weird Al Yankovic Gets an AsteroidThe International Astronomical Union officially named an asteroid after Weird Al Yankovic.This required approval from every member, proving that even in space, Weird Al is universally loved.Paul shared Weird Al’s early accordion lessons and Grammy wins, and teased an upcoming Shaquille O’Neal story — because why not?Bigfoot Trap & Celebrity HonorsCelebrities like Shaquille O’Neal and Elvis Presley have received honorary FBI positions. Naturally, this led to Bigfoot.Paul described a real Bigfoot trap built in Oregon in 1974. It caught bears, tourists, and probably a few confused squirrels — but never Bigfoot. It’s now a Forest Service attraction, because of course it is.Bigfoot Trap Building TipsPaul shared movie inspired Bigfoot trap instructions:Naki Sumo Crying Baby FestivalJohn explained Japan’s 400 year old tradition where sumo wrestlers compete to make babies cry.Winners get blessings from priests. Losers get confused babies.Paul shared a college crying contest story involving spilled beer. Karen and John discussed cultural significance. Everyone agreed that babies cry enough without professional help.Music intro - Editing by Griffin Booth

Find Your Way with Karen Hale & Kristy AndersonWelcome to Find Your Way, a podcast hosted by Karen Hale, producer, and life coach, and Kristy Anderson, co host and Certified Grief Recovery Specialist. Together, we hold space for honest conversations about healing, resilience, and the many ways people rebuild their lives after profound change.Today, we welcome back a guest whose story has touched many of our listeners—Cherie Tinnin. You may remember her from a previous episode, The Story of Earl, where she shared the journey that led to the amputation of her ankle and the creation of “Earl,” the prosthetic leg she named as part of her emotional recovery. If you’d like to revisit that conversation, you can watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHz7z39OT3E&list=PLSdL23sBfggnP2VLP7FoN7Vr7aDUyKBus&index=32In today’s episode, Cherie opens up about two deeply personal paths she’s walking at the same time: her prosthetic progress and her grief journey. She talks about learning to wear her prosthetic leg with increasing confidence, the setbacks and breakthroughs, and the emotional roller coaster that comes with reclaiming mobility. She also shares how the passing of her father in July brought forward grief she had been quietly carrying, and how a friend’s support helped her finally release what she had been holding inside. Kristy reminds us that grief has no timeline, no stages, and no rules—only the need for grace.Cherie also revisits the long medical road that led to her amputation, beginning with a misdiagnosed injury in 1996 and culminating in the decision to remove her ankle after an ATV accident made repair nearly impossible. She describes how she and her sister transformed the experience into something meaningful—taking “Earl” on a playful outing around Denver before surgery, documenting the day with humor and love.We explore how naming her amputated foot “Earl” and the remaining part “Steve” became a powerful coping tool, helping her navigate the emotional weight of amputation and avoid the coldness of medical terminology. Kristy shares how this kind of symbolic naming is often used in the Grief Recovery Method to support healing.Cherie also talks about the world of prosthetics—how different legs are designed for different activities, from dancing to hiking to swimming. She shares her excitement about New Mexico’s Get Moving New Mexico program, which provides access to specialized prosthetics beyond what insurance covers, and her hopes for future mobility.She gives us an update on her current progress: a new silicone insert that finally allows her to wear her prosthetic comfortably, her joy at returning to her own office, and the emotional ups and downs that come with reclaiming independence.Finally, Cherie reflects on the moment she realized amputation was the right choice—how learning the low success rate of repair helped her make an informed decision, and how grateful she is to have had agency in the process. She speaks candidly about the challenges of recovery, the importance of honesty, and the strength she’s found in asking for help. The conversation closes with her hope for more in person support groups for amputees, and Kristy’s insight into how grief recovery specialists help people process the grief that comes with physical and life changes.You can connect with Cherie on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/cherie.tinnin74For more information on the Greif Recovery Method please contact Kristy Anderson https://www.griefrecoverymethod.com/find-a-specialist/kristy-andersonFor more information on sharing your story and Life Coaching contact Karen [email protected] intro courtesy of Jeff Brisbin “I wish you enough” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7KYf9JeFkgEMusic Editor: Griffin Booth

Welcome to What in the World — everyone’s favorite Real News, Sometimes Weird, Always Funny program… at least according to the crew, who have been laughing at their own jokes since 2017. Today’s episode is proudly sponsored by:• The Beer & Belly Deli in Northfield, Ohio — home of Bumble the Bigfoot• Big Foot Landscaping in Oakwood Village — because even mythical creatures need curb appeal.• What Would You Say to a Naked Alien? — Paul’s book, available at paulseaburn.com.• #yesican Coaching with Karen — life coaching for anyone who needs a nudge, Contact: [email protected] week Paul digs up real news stories that somehow slipped past the conventional broadcasts — Today’s Stories Include:1. A Big Bigfoot Bounty and an Armed Yowie in Australiaa. Paul and John discussed a challenge offering one million dollars for Bigfoot evidence. The requirements include clear photos, handprints, recordings, thermal images, and presumably a notarized statement from Bigfoot’s attorney. John bravely agreed to pursue the challenge and report back weekly. Paul sweetened the pot with an extra $1 from his comedy buddy Bill, and Paul’s wife Donna offered to crochet a gift — because nothing says “scientific discovery” like a handmade afghan. Karen asked whether Bumble the Bigfoot at the Beer & Belly Deli could count as evidence. (We’re still waiting on the judges.)b. Then came Linda Kay’s alleged photo of a Yowie arm in Australia. John, ever the skeptic, suggested it looked more like a horse’s mane and wondered why anyone would photograph dense foliage instead of, say, the actual creature. Paul and John agreed the evidence was… let’s call it “creative.” (What do YOU think? Horse? Yowie? Or someone who needs to clean their camera lens?)2. Some Nails That Deserve to Be PoundedPaul and John explored nail art trends, including sardine themed nails — which they quickly dismissed because actual sardines would be too small, too slippery, and too smelly. Paul then showed a fish design that looked like a fish swimming out of your finger, which is either adorable or a sign you should see a doctor. He also shared the Oklahoma tradition of catfish noodling, where people stick their hands into river holes to catch catfish. (This is legal. This is real. This is America.)3. A World Record Wooden Wagon — Childhood Memories Includeda. Paul shared a Guinness World Record for the fastest motorized shoe from Holland. Yes, a shoe. A shoe with an engine. He then dove into the history of wooden cars — the beloved “Woody” wagons from 1910 to 1965. The first wooden car was a Rolls Royce in 1910, and Chrysler kept fake wood panels alive until the 1960s, proving that humans will slap wood grain on anything.b. Bonus trivia: There was once a barnstorming baseball team called the Holland Wooden Shoes out of Detroit. Ty Cobb played for them. So did Karen’s grandfather Abe Moss and his brother Joe — until their mother declared, “Only bums play baseball.” Oy vey indeed. And yes, it’s a real story.4. Reasons Not to Fear Robots (Yet) & The Latest on Ohio ArmadillosPaul and John discussed a humanoid robot competition where one robot collapsed during a lifting exercise. It was disqualified, but all judges gave it a 10 for effort — proving robots may be more emotionally supported than most humans. Another robot caught fire during a race, which is not ideal for anyone hoping to survive the robot uprising.Then came the armadillos — apparently migrating far beyond their usual southwestern habitat. One was spotted in Ohio, meaning either climate change is real or armadillos have discovered Buc ee’s.5. What in the World of Sports with John DiNalloJohn shared the legendary story of Garo Yepremian, the Miami Dolphins kicker whose infamous Super Bowl VII pass attempt resulted in a touchdown… for the other team. [email protected]

Please subscribe to our YouTube page to receive notices on all new podcasts as well helping us grow our audience. https://www.youtube.com/c/NewClevelandRadioWelcome to What in the World with Paul Seaburn — bringing you real news, sometimes weird, always funny — straight from the newclevelandradio.net virtual studio. Each week Paul Seaburn the funny man researches the latest and most appropriate news to entertain you with. We do this podcast for you our listeners.No doom, no gloom — just the kind of entertaining, head tilting news that makes you smile and wonder how in the world these things actually happen. We’re not the new kid on the block, either. We’ve been podcasting this show since the fall of 2017, which means we’re rolling proudly into our 10th year in the media. Ten years of weirdness — that’s commitment.Our sponsors keep the fun going: • The Beer & Belly Deli in Northfield, Ohio — home to Bumble, the Hairy White Bigfoot • Bigfoot Landscaping in Oakwood Village, Ohio — because even mythical creatures need good curb appeal And of course, Paul sponsors his own show with his book What Would You Say to a Naked Alien? Personally, I can’t recommend it more. Tip: Go straight to Chapter 4 — “What would aliens say to a naked Beatle?” (You can find it at paulseaburn.com)You can also follow on his podcast with Marcus Lowth, “It Could Only Happen On Earth” also viewable on YoutubeIf you’re questioning your life choices — including why you listen to this wonderfully odd podcast — hop aboard and connect with #yesican Coaching with Karen, offering life coaching at affordable fees. (Reach out at [email protected].) If you want to know what Paul has cooked up for us today it includes – Bigfoot in Alaska. Halloween costumes, the worst Halloween candy and the worst alternative to Halloween candy. Peppers that scare aliens and an alien that got abducted. A modern Flintstone car.The great balls of cheese –and goodness gracious more! Including John DiNallo and his Weird Sports…

Please subscribe to our YouTube page to receive notices on all new podcasts as well helping us grow our audience. https://www.youtube.com/c/NewClevelandRadioWelcome to What in the World with Paul Seaburn — bringing you real news, sometimes weird, always funny — straight from the newclevelandradio.net virtual studio. Every week we dig up stories you won’t hear on your traditional local or national broadcasts. No doom, no gloom — just the kind of entertaining, head tilting news that makes you smile and wonder how in the world these things actually happen. We’re not the new kid on the block, either. We’ve been podcasting this show since the fall of 2017, which means we’re rolling proudly into our 10th year in the media. Ten years of weirdness — that’s commitment.Our sponsors keep the fun going: • The Beer & Belly Deli in Northfield, Ohio — home to Bumble, the Hairy White Bigfoot • Bigfoot Landscaping in Oakwood Village, Ohio — because even mythical creatures need good curb appeal And of course, Paul sponsors his own show with his book What Would You Say to a Naked Alien? Personally, I can’t recommend it more. Tip: Go straight to Chapter 4 — “What would aliens say to a naked Beatle?” (You can find it at paulseaburn.com)If you’re questioning your life choices — including why you listen to this wonderfully odd podcast — hop aboard and connect with #yesican Coaching with Karen, offering life coaching at affordable fees. (Reach out at [email protected].) This is what Paul has in store for us today – Hollywood celebrity shares her UFO experience. A fishy romantic snack from Switzerland and a tough one from the US. An unusual chicken lover from Kentucky and the best college football story this year from California. Plus, more odd news, world records and trivia. Some strange sports. And of course, John DiNallo’s sport segment Ending with everyone’s favorite weird news game - Bluff the Co-Hosts. Real news, sometimes weird, always funny.440 526 1530

Care Notes with Doug Wilber (Cherished Companions) openedtoday’s episode with Doug sharing how their state‑of‑the‑art Home Care Programis expanding its caregiver training model. Doug and his team believe the mosteffective caregivers are those who feel called to serve — individuals whoinstinctively nurture, learn, and adapt to each client’s unique needs. As thisnew training initiative unfolds, Doug will continue emphasizing their mission: helping people enjoy independence, not fear it. Doug’s guiding vision remains clear: “To create a company that provides unsurpassedcompassionate care at an outstanding value, allowing more people to enjoyindependence in the comfort of home.” Aligned with that mission, Karen shared her recent experience ofaccidentally falling in the shower. Even with safety features in place, theincident revealed the need for additional adjustments to ensure her well‑beingmoving forward. Accidents can sometimes be prevented, but by nature they areunexpected — and this one resulted in five broken ribs and a four‑day hospitalstay. Family stepped in initially to help hersettle back home and begin recovery. Through this experience, Karen has learnedthe importance of asking for help and recognizing when support is needed. Shealso understands that if family or friends are unable to provide the level ofcare required, Cherished Companions offers a reliable, compassionate solution. Most adults want to maintain independencewhile receiving just enough assistance to stay safe. Sometimes that help isminimal; sometimes it grows. But finding the right balance — the mix of supportand autonomy — is the path so many of us hope to follow. For more information on Cherished Companions please  check out their website:  https://cherishedagency.com/ If you are need of support and guidance contact Karen at#yesican Coaching with Karen [email protected]

Please subscribe to our YouTube page to receive notices on all new podcasts as well helping us grow our audience. https://www.youtube.com/c/NewClevelandRadiohttps://newclevelandradio.net/If you would like to be a podcast host or guest please contact Karen at [email protected] to What in the World – everyone’s favorite Real News, Sometimes Weird, Always Funny – at least for the crew of this podcast. What in the World has been podcasting at newclevelandradio.net since 2017 and we are transitioning into 10 years of Paul Seaburn wit.Please continue to follow us on YouTube, Facebook, or your favorite streaming link.What in the World is sponsored by: The Beer & Belly Deli in Northfield, Ohio; Big Foot Landscaping in Oakwood Village, Ohio; “What Would you Say to a Naked Alien” – paulseaburn.com and #yesican Coaching with Karen for all your life coaching needs contact: [email protected] week Paul puts together great news stories that many of us miss if we are watching and listening to the conventional news broadcasts. Our stories are real despite sometimes sounding and feeling a bit bizarre. However, the reality and the humor in these pieces help keep us smiling and laughing, the best medicine in life.Today Paul has another great lineup of stories as does John DiNallo who will bring us sports information that may sound enticingly weird. Today’s sport is Snow Golf!Today’s stories include:Bigfoot gifts and unusual Bigfoot sightings. Stuff people have found in cereal boxes. Yoga in space. Hair Rapunzel would envy. Warsaw wonders in swimming and women’s basketball.Please remember if you have a story or a lead on something unusual and real please contact us here at [email protected]

Please subscribe to our YouTube page to receive notices on all new podcasts as well helping us grow our audience. https://www.youtube.com/c/NewClevelandRadioWe’re back! After a two week hiatus—thanks to Karen’s unexpected slip, fall, and a few broken ribs—She finally received the all clear to return to work. That means WHAT In The World is recording once again, and we couldn’t be happier to jump back in.Join us on YouTube or your favorite streaming platform for the latest episode filled with real news, sometimes weird, always funny.What In The World is proud to be an affiliate of Cleveland13 News, and we’re grateful for our sponsors:• The Beer & Belly Deli in Northfield, Ohio — home of Bumble, our beloved neighborhood Bigfoot.• Big Foot Landscaping in Oakwood Village, Ohio — yes, we really do love our Bigfoot!• And don’t forget to visit www.paulseaburn.com for Paul’s book “What Would You Say to a Naked Alien.”This Week’s Episode HighlightsPaul and John kicked off their return with a wild mix of stories you won’t hear anywhere else:Robotic Clothing (SWAG): Self wearing adaptive garments that dress you without assistance—perfect for anyone recovering from injuries… like me. Naturally, this led to hilarious speculation about what could go wrong if your clothes decide to “activate” at the wrong moment.AI Mosquito Drone & Chicken Empathy Museum: A new mosquito hunting drone from Tornyol, plus PETA’s first ever Chicken Empathy Museum in a former KFC in England. Only on our show do mosquitoes and chickens share a segment.Bagpipes for Alien Deterrence: Paul’s theory: beam bagpipe music to the moon to scare off aliens. John countered with sci fi soundtracks. Paul referenced the Voyager golden records. And yes, we somehow ended up discussing aliens who prefer polka.First-Class Without a Ticket: A teaser for a story about a woman who flew first class without paying for it. (Karen’s kind of curiosity!)97-Year-Old Wing-Walker: Betty Bromage, age 97, broke her own Guinness World Record by wing-walking. She started at 87. Karen will not be following her lead.Gummy Bear Speed Eating & Other Odd Records: Matthew Powers ate 48 gummy bears with a toothpick in one minute. This led to a deep dive into cocktail wieners, hot dogs, and toothpick related records. Yes, toothpicks have their own category.Things We Didn’t Know We Needed: A new segment featuring:• Heinz Love Lid customizable ketchup bottles• New Oreo flavors (including chicken & waffles!)• Pierogi shaped cereal John leaned toward banana pudding Oreos. • Karen contributed a fun fact about Hydrox COOKIES being kosher.Sportacus X Feature: John highlighted Sportacus X from LazyTown—a superhero promoting healthy eating and movement. The segment covered his origins, impact, and collaborations with Michelle Obama and Angel Barages.As always, we closed the show by thanking our listeners for tuning in and sharing their own real life stories. You keep us going.If you’re looking for Life Coaching, visit #yesican Coaching with Karen at www.newclevelandradio.net.Watch the show: YouTube (please subscribe!) https://www.youtube.com/playlist...Channel 13 News WCTU https://www.cleveland13news.com/Audio downloads: https://podcasts.apple.com/.../podcasting-4.../id1592360677Learn more about our sponsors: http://newclevelandradio.net/

Summary of “Why We Built Institutions Instead ofHomes” — Care Notes #64 This Care Notes episode continues Doug Wilber’songoing mission to help families age in place with intention, preparation, anddignity. Doug is guiding viewers through the understanding of the WHY and WHATmay need changing. Institutions for the elderly were built because societychanged faster than our traditional caregiving structures could keep up. Families became less able to care for agingrelatives, governments, charities, and later private businesses stepped in —creating almshouses, old‑age homes, and eventually nursing homes. If you look at thehistory the original senior homes were poorhouses, they housed anyone who couldnot care for themselves, including the disabled, orphans, aging. The age oftechnology is changing the landscape as are the Baby Boomers and their followerswho desire to age in place, their own home, independently and comfortably. Please connect withus and share your thoughts. Follow Doug at - https://cherishedagency.com/ (855)724-3747 If you are looking for a Personal Coach contactKaren at #YESICAN coaching with Karen [email protected] 440 526 1530

https://www.youtube.com/c/NewClevelandRadio Welcome to What in the World with Paul Seaburn and his sidekick, John DiNallo, featuring What in the World of Sports, brought to you by NewClevelandRadio.net, an affiliate of Cleveland13News.com.Real News. Sometimes Weird. Always Funny... At Least to Us!Sponsored byBeer & Belly Sports Grille in Northfield, OhioBig Foot Landscaping in Oakwood Village, OhioWe also appreciate the support of our other sponsors:• "What Would You Say to a Naked Space Alien?" by Paul Seaburn. Learn more at www.paulseaburn.com.• #YesICan Coaching with Karen, offering affordable life coaching. Contact: [email protected] Week's StoriesPaul dives into another collection of strange but true news from around the globe, including:• Ancient, freeze-dried potatoes from Peru that might just be the original Pringles.• A 40,000-pound Frank's Red-hot sauce spill that turned an Ohio interstate into one giant cleanup project.• Domino's history, record-breaking pizza making, and an unforgettable domino disaster in Michigan.• An 800-pound peanut butter art installation and a snake smuggling attempt, both from the Netherlands.• Japan's ingenious "Human Refrigerator" vending machine designed to help people beat the summer heat.• Plus, even more odd news from around the world.Paul also promises an update next week on the Bigfoot Festival taking place in Hocking Hills, Ohio, during the weekend of August 14. Will the What in the World crew head south in search of Bigfoot? Stay tuned.Peru's ancient method of freeze-drying potatoes, developed centuries ago by the Incas. Paul jokingly compares the technique to modern Pringles, while reminding everyone that John proudly considers himself a Pringles expert.A story of the semi-trailer carrying 40,000 pounds of Frank's RedHot sauce that spilled onto Interstate 71 near Columbus. Photos from the scene show the unusual cleanup effort, where crews couldn't simply wash away the mess because of the sauce's acidity. The discussion naturally turns to hot sauce, Scoville ratings, and the Cincinnati roots of Frank's RedHot before drifting into everyone's favorite pizza toppings. John remains loyal to pepperoni and sausage, while Paul is happy to eat just about any pizza. Paul shares the story of Richard Delsit of Virginia, who assembled three large pizzas in just 31 seconds to earn a $5,000 prize. That leads into the fascinating history of Domino's Pizza, which Tom Monaghan purchased in 1960 for just $1,300 before growing it into a billion-dollar company. The conversation also revisits Domino's famous "30 minutes or it's free" delivery guarantee, which still exists in countries such as Colombia and Vietnam, before wrapping up with the Guinness World Record for the largest 3D domino pyramid, built with 29,193 dominoes. Paul highlights an elaborate domino art display that collapsed while the artists stopped for pizza, an 800-pound peanut butter installation in a Dutch museum honoring artist Wim Schippers, and an English scientist who spread Greek yogurt on his windows as an unconventional way to cool his home. The stories become even stranger when a Canadian traveler is caught at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport attempting to smuggle a ball python in her bra. The international tour concludes in Japan with the introduction of the "Human Refrigerator," a vending machine designed to help people cool down and avoid heat-related illnesses.John shifts gears with What in the World of Sports, featuring legendary Houston Oilers head coach Bum Phillips. Known as much for his colorful personality as his coaching success, Phillips left behind a collection of unforgettable one-liners that remain popular with football fans today. Paul shares memories of watching the Oilers battle the Cleveland Browns, including the memorable 1988 playoff game in which Cleveland rallied from a 16-point deficit during a snowy afternoon to pull off an unforgettable victory.

Please subscribe to our YouTube page to receive notices on all new podcasts as well helping us grow our audience. https://www.youtube.com/c/NewClevelandRadioThis episode of the Find Your Way - beyond grief, heartbreak and loss podcast features Krysti's sister, Connie Gold, who experienced ongoing, debilitating chronic pain after an accident several years ago. Over the years, Connie has gone through surgeries to relieve her pain, and improve her energy, mobility and quality of life. She shares her rollercoaster journey through the disorienting effects of intangible grief and who she has become in the process. Please watch, follow and subscribe for more. (We encourage you to contact us if you have a journey to share.)This podcast led by Alison Pena focused on Connie Gold, who is appearing for her third time on "Find Your Way” Beyond Grief, Heartbreak, and Loss. Connie provided an update on her recovery journey since her second hip surgery two years ago, explaining that while the surgery was successful and she has regained most of her mobility, she has adapted to certain activity limitations and now works at a dental office in a front desk role rather than as a hygienist. Overcoming Health Challenges JourneyConnie shared her journey of overcoming significant health challenges, beginning with a fall 5 years ago that resulted in broken hip and elbow during the COVID pandemic. After initial surgery, she experienced two years of physical therapy with limited improvement and increasing pain, eventually leading to the abandonment of her 40-year career as a dental hygienist. Through the recommendation of a podiatrist, she underwent a second surgery to remove problematic hardware, which successfully restored her mobility despite concerns about her advanced osteoporosis.***Check out the rest of the story at: https://newclevelandradio.net/contact-links/find-your-way/If you are looking for a Personal Coach contact Karen at #YESICAN coaching with [email protected] 526 1530