Claybrook Chats with Barb

Barb chats with members of the train derailment health studies team about their research project and how they plan on collecting and analyzing data.

Barb chats with Cathy Hester Seckman, the author of Ohio Day Trips" and several other books she has written.

After spending three Monday afternoons with EP Middle School students learning about podcasting, the group turned the tables and asked her the questions. It was a fun interview!

Barb has the opportunity to chat with 4 middle school students to produce a podcast. This is part of a middle school education enrichment grant program.

Barb chats with a Paramedic and EMT about questions concerning 911 calls, ambulance services, required training, and educational programs provided by the EP Fire Department and EMS.

Learn about volunteering for this program as a visiting friend or know someone who is homebound and would enjoy some company.

Barb chats with Parker Sherry of WRS Wealth Advisors about how a financial advisor can help you create a comfortable future.

Following an EPGO Gathering, Barb chats with EP Police Chief about the talk he had with local community members about home safety, scams and other services the police department provides.

Barb and Chad Edwards do a review of the EP Village Charter type of government for those who were unable to attend the EPGO Gathering.

Lyddy Jones explains the 2025 changes coming in the Medicare Part D program and how we should all take time to review our current plans. Lots of changes coming!

After reading the book Roctogenarians by Mo Rocca and Jonathan Greenberg Barb was inspired to do an old fashioned school "book report" for her listeners.

Columbiana County Park District is one of the best kept secrets of all time! Listen and learn about three county operated parks that cover over 1,000 acres and 15 miles.

Barb chats with volunteers Kathy Cattrell and Eileen Dray-Bardon from the Beaver Creek Wildlife Education Center. The Center is a great learning resource!

Barb chats with Jon Rettig and Josh Foster about the EP Fire Fighter's Association and how they provide the annual 4th of July program.

Barb chats with Dianah Fabry, the Project Director of the East Palestine Resiliency Center. Dianah talks about the grant used to create the center and all the various services that will be provided to the area residents affected by the train derailment.

Barb chats with Nick Oberholtzer about his hobby of raising and racing homing pigeons. This chat is full of "Gee, I didn't know that" information. Did you ever wonder how they do find their way home?

Barb chats with Ashleigh Davis, a social worker, therapist, hospice volunteer and end-of-life doula. She explains how an end-of-life doula can help us approach death without the fear we all generally feel.

Barb chats with Sylvia and Hannah about the many local economical trips that this mother and daughter have taken in the tri-state area. They post pictures and comments about their travels and provide ideas for family outings while creating a visual journal for Hannah to remember.

Barb shares stories about the how our ancestors lived and modernized the town. There are stories about the local telephone company, post office, creation of fire department, banking, the local electric and water plants, and everyone's favorite the big annual fairs. They had to resolve real life problems such as no sanitation, no laws, saloons, guns, mud streets, no fire department, just to name of a few.