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We talk with Michael from Cochren and Co. about how worry and anxiety show up in real life, laugh about rubix cube skills, and talk about just how painful stubbing your toe can be.
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We hang out with Ohio's own artist Seth Schlueter for fun stories and fashion statements that turn into real talk about confidence, family, and faith.
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Natalie Lane drops into the River Morning Show as guest co-host and turns a running joke about being Hannah’s twin into a conversation about Ohio culture, personality, and creativity. We laugh through a bread cake, Midwest accents, and deep-fried anything fair food!
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We laugh our way from college football rivalries to coffee order chaos with Cain. Then, we shift into a raw and hopeful story from Bay Turner about losing his voice and meeting God in the middle of it. We end with nostalgia, and a few timely Facebook memories.
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We talk with Rachel Lampa about a faith story that grows over time, not in a single moment, and how that steadiness carries her through fame, burnout, and a return to music. We also laugh about getting older while digging into “blissfully exhausted” parenting, her son Leo’s Down syndrome journey, and the song she wrote to celebrate him.
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