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MANSFIELD — On this 57th episode of News Man Weekly, Richland Source Deputy Managing Editor Carl Hunnell checks in with Zac Hiser and Hayden Gray — both fresh off the rain-soaked, mud-caked madness of Inkcarceration Festival at the Ohio State Reformatory.
Once that musical madness is explored, the trio explores the news of the week, including the frustrations of two Mansfield City Council members about another example of work being done before a purchase order was signed.
Then, we’re off to see the Wizard — or rather, some members of the talented cast bringing The Wizard of Oz to life at the Renaissance Theatre in Mansfield. Leah Gesouras, Jacob Poiner and Bobby Morrow join to preview the show, share their earliest Wizard of Oz memories and more. The show opens Saturday night.
Later, we catch up with Rusty Cates — the unmistakable voice of North Central Ohio radio — to discuss his career trajectory, highlights and what he’s been up to since leaving WMAN, including singing the National Anthem at a Cleveland Guardians game and competing with his barbershop quartet on the international stage.
Get tickets for the Wizard of Oz here.
Find all of our Inkcarceration coverage here.
News of the Week links:
— Two Mansfield lawmakers frustrated work was done before purchase orders approved
— Charlie in charge: Emotional support dog readies for Mansfield Senior High School
News Man Weekly is proudly sponsored by Relax, It’s Just Coffee — where every day starts better. Find them at 105 N. Main St. in downtown Mansfield. Grab a cup, take a breath and enjoy the conversation.
Intro song credit: Smoke And Drink, by Luke Watson.
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