Guests: Tom Bernabel & Janet Creighton

Hosts: Larry Hackenberg & Billy Johnson

Two political figures talk about growing up and life in the city of Canton in the 1960’s.

Larry Hackenberg, Janet Creighton, Tom Bernabel, Billy Johnson & Matt Hackenberg

Guest: Jack Lengyel

Hosts: Larry Hackenberg & Mark Milano

The fans demanded more from Jack Lengyel and we gave it to you. Lengyel gives us another hour of drama about the 1970 plane crash that killed most of the Marshall football team, the following season after the plane crash and how the movie “We Are Marshall” contrasts with the real life events that occurred.

Jack Lengyel

Guests: Jack Lengyel & Rich Kase

Host: Mark Milano

Jack Lengyel talks with Mark Milano about the 1970 plane crash that killed almost all the the players on the 1970 Marshall University Football Team. Lengyel, the man tasked with coaching the following season, gives an emotional narrative about the rise from this tragedy especially detailing that first year or loss and rebirth.

Rich Kase

Guest: Ron Blackledge

Host: Larry Hackenberg

One of the greatest all-around athletes in Stark County history tells stories his days at Timken High School and about his love for Canton.

Ron Blackledge & Larry Hackenberg

Guests: Bill Eddins, Matt Miglich, Luke Conley & Jason Farkas

Hosts: Larry Hackenberg & Mark Milano

For 14 years Bill Eddins and Matt Miglich patrolled the sidelines for the Leopards, reversing the roles of head coach and assistant coach. With some help from former players, we recreate the 14 seasons Miglich and Eddins shared at the helm of of the Leopards.

Mark Milano, Billy Johnson, Matt Miglich, Bill Eddins & Matt Hackenberg

Guests: Tony Adcock, Billy Johnson & Bob Patt

Hosts: Larry Hackenberg & Mark Milano

Billy J, Tony Adcock and Bob Patt hype up the Miller Lite Golf Expo while Patt, the former manager of The Canton Memorial Civic Center, also gives a first hand, historical account of of that Stark county sports institution.

Canton Civic Center

Guests: Dave Hoover, Greg Malone & Marcus Parker

Hosts: Larry Hackenberg & Mark Milano

Dave Hoover sits down with Hollywood Hackenberg and discusses McKinley’s back to back state titles (’05, ’06) and the rest of his years as McKinley’s head coach. Long time assistant Greg Malone and former player Marcus Parker help Hoover recreate the memories.

Larry Hackenberg & Dave Hoover

Guests: Tony Donnelly & Mark Milano

Host: Larry Hackenberg

The anniversary show. In episode 2 of the Time Machine we told the story of the Aquinas Football Team of ’74. In this episode we look back at this memorable season one more time.

Larry Hackenberg & Tony Donnelly

Guests: Dan Dowling, Roy Ferguson, Dick Householder & Fred Masters

Hosts; Larry Hackenberg & Mark Milano

Dan Dowling, with help from a few of his players, talks about his run as the coach at East Canton High School and his innovations to the program.

Mark Milano, Matt Hackenberg, Dick Householder, Dan Dowling & Fred Masters

Guest: Ron Young

Hosts: Larry Hackenberg & Mark Milano

Ron Young was one of the best all around athletes to ever come out of Stark County. For Canton South, he was an interception machine on the gridiron, a sweet shooting lefty on the hardwood and a flame throwing ace on diamond. Ron joins Larry to talk about his high school career and signing to play professional baseball with Pirates.

Guests: Dave Cady, Brian DeLap & Bill Robinson

Hosts: Larry Hackenberg & Mark Milano

The Pups had some memorable teams during Dave Cady’s 10 year run at McKinley. Bill Robinson and Brian DeLap help Coach Cady recall some memorable moments.

Dave Cady

Guests: Father Kaylor, Lowell Klinefelter & Doug Miller

Hosts: Larry Hackenberg & Mark Milano

This week on the Time Machine we take a look at four decades of Central Catholic sports through the eyes of their legendary coaches – Father Kaylor, Lowell Klinefelter and Doug Miller.

Guests: Dan Simon, Paul Starkey, Ted Street & Tom Walters

Hosts: Larry Hackenberg & Mark Milano

Long time football coach at Louisville High School joins Hollywood in the Time Machine to discuss the greatest moments in Louisville history through Paul Starkey’s coaching tenure.

Larry Hackenberg, Paul Starkey & Mark Milano