Joe Robertson has spent many of his 71 years on earth traveling to more than 900 baseball stadiums — Major League, Minor League, independent and college.
NewsMan
Posted inNews
News Man Weekly: From Mansfield to Barcelona — How Lexington grad traded Ohio winters for 10 p.m. dinners by the beach
How does a Lexington High School graduate end up living and working in Barcelona, Spain?
Posted inNews
News Man Weekly: Ready for some football? Our team previews the 2026 high school season
We invite Source Media Managing Editor Larry Phillips, a former longtime high school sports reporter, into the studio to help us get ready for the 2026 football season in Richland County.
Posted inNews
News Man Weekly: Tom Joudrey talks ‘Passenger Seat’ podcast about 2012 Mansfield kidnapping
Mansfield native Tom Joudrey created a three-part podcast about a 2012 kidnapping in his hometown.
Posted inNews
News Man Weekly: Buc-ee’s, Bad Magic Skatepark and local actor Beau Roberts
Veteran Mansfield actor Beau Roberts talks about his acting career on area stages and independent films on this week’s podcast.
Posted inNews
News Man Weekly: Inkcarceration, Mansfield Lahm plan and owners of the Ohio Shine Co.
Owners of the Ohio Shine Co. in downtown Mansfield join the show to talk about Richland County’s only legal craft moonshine distillery.
Posted inNews
News Man Weekly: Inkcarceration preview with Rasan Leathers — and Chris Kelly joins us!
On Episode No. 106, we are also joined by special guest Chris Kelly, well-known radio voice throughout north central.
Posted inNews
News Man Weekly: ‘Merica, Downtown Forward in Mansfield and three new Source reporters
Three of Source Media’s newest reporters join the show: Abby Hiday, Logan Adams and Alex Hopkins.
Posted inNews
News Man Weekly: Heat. Hip Hop. Headers. The 104th episode has something for everyone
Heat. Hip Hop. Headers. All this week on Episode No. 104 of the News Man Weekly podcast.
Posted inNews
News Man Weekly: Speed bumps, DORAs and recapturing the music of Mansfield’s Ohio Express
What can fire up an old curmudgeon newsman’s heart more than the U.S. soccer team in the World Cup? Not much.