Guest: Don Sutherin

Host: Larry Hackenberg

Guests: John Jamerson, Nick “Tennessee” McCurry, and Lynn “Big Daddy” Wafler

Host: Larry Hackenberg

Guests: Mike Gansey and Alex Jensen

Hosts: Larry Hackenberg and Josh Weir

Guest: Russ Schneider

Hosts: Larry Hackenberg and Hal Naragon

Guests: Terry Bowden and Darrell Hazell

Hosts: Mark Milano and Kevin Thompson

Mike Pruitt and Larry Hackenberg

Guest: Mike Pruitt

Host: Larry Hackenberg

Unfortunately, the audio for this episode was lost and we are not able to present it here on the web. Our apologies to anyone who missed the show.

Guest: Laing Kennedy

Hosts: Larry Hackenberg & Mark Milano

Coach Bob Huggins

Guest: Bob Huggins

Hosts: Larry Hackenberg and Kevin Thompson

Larry Hackenberg, Mike Birkbeck, and T.J. Sutton

Guests: Mike Birkbeck and T.J. Sutton

Host: Larry Hackenberg

Guests: Jay Burson and Rex Leach

Hosts: Larry Hackenberg and Ron Hoyt

In his four years playing basketball at John Glenn High School in New Concord, Ohio (1981-85), Jay Burson scored an astounding 2,985 points! This feat earned him the title of all-time high scorer in the history of Ohio high school basketball; that record would stand for the next 22 years. Jay joins us in the studio to tell us what it was like making history, his following four years playing for Ohio State, his stint in the NBA, and also what he’s been up to since! Joining Jay in the time machine is the coach who helped him achieve the record (Ron Hoyt) and the man whose record Jay beat (Rex Leach).

Guest: Bobby DiBiasio

Hosts: Tim Babb & Larry Hackenberg

Bobby D joins the Time Machine to share his special memories from being closely tied to the Cleveland Indians for so many years.

Dave Wottle

Guest: Dave Wottle

Hosts: Larry Hackenberg & Mark Milano

From his start at Canton’s Lincoln High School to a gold medal in the 1972 Olympic games, Dave Wottle certainly has an amazing story to share! Lucky for us, he’s in the studio to do so as he details all about that amazing summer day in Munich where he took home the gold in the Olympic 800 meter final as well as what he’s been up to since. A great story from a great guy!

As a special bonus, Dave also appeared as a guest on our Stark county WHBC show earlier in the year; if you want the FULL Dave Wottle / Sports Time Machine experience, you can listen to that shorter interview here!

Guest: Joey Arrietta

Host: Larry Hackenberg

The architect of Akron’s professional softball team joins Larry to talk about the history of the team and how it got started.