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Join Blaine Young and Billy Shreve for another unforgettable episode of The Last of the Good Ole Boys—the podcast that dives deep into the stories, history, and personalities that helped shape Frederick, Maryland.

Tonight’s episode is all about the moments and characters you won’t find in a textbook…

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Join Blaine Young and Billy Shreve for another unforgettable episode of The Last of the Good Ole Boys—the podcast that dives deep into the stories, history, and personalities that helped shape Frederick, Maryland.

Tonight’s episode is all about the moments and characters you won’t find in a textbook…

🔥 Chip Jewell joins the show to talk about historic fires in Frederick—stories that changed the city forever and reveal how resilience and community shaped what Frederick is today.

🎲 Then, step into the world of old-school Frederick with Petie Rose—one of the last true local characters and gamblers. This is the kind of storytelling that captures a side of Frederick you rarely hear about anymore.

From major historical events to unforgettable personalities, this episode brings Frederick’s past to life in a way only The Good Ole Boys can.

📍 If you love Frederick history, local legends, and real stories from the people who lived it—this is a can’t-miss episode.

🕕 The Last of the Good Ole Boys streams LIVE every Wednesday at 6PM on Everything Frederick Live (YouTube & Facebook).

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The Last of the Good Ole Boys – Featuring Historian Chris Haugh Hosted by Blaine Young with Billy Shreve

Tonight on The Last of the Good Ole Boys, hosts Blaine Young and Billy Shreve sit down with Frederick’s own historian, storyteller, and documentarian Chris Haugh, founder of History Shark Productions.

With a career spanning decades, Chris has dedicated his life to uncovering and sharing the rich history of Frederick County through documentaries, walking tours, lectures, and research. From producing award-winning films to leading immersive history experiences, his work brings the past to life in a way that connects generations.

In this episode, we dive into:

• The untold stories of Frederick’s past

• How local history shapes our community today

• Chris’s journey from media production to full-time historian

• Behind-the-scenes insights into his documentaries and storytelling process

• Why preserving history matters now more than ever

If you love Frederick, appreciate great storytelling, or want to better understand the roots of our community, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.

🔗 Learn more about Chris and his work: https://www.historysharkproductions.com/

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6-6:50pm: Blaine and Billy chat with Tom, Chad and Adam Dickman about coaching, basketball and more!

6:50-7:30pm: Rafael Blanco, an artist from Alicante, Spain completed the Lester Bowie mural in the fall of 2020. Bowie, a jazz musician, was from Frederick County and is depicted playing the trumpet on the side of a 22 foot by 18 foot building in downtown Frederick.

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This week's guest: Chuck "Spin Doctor" Foreman Chuck Foreman, affectionately known as "The Spin Doctor," is a former Minnesota Vikings running back whose dynamic playing style and versatility redefined the position in the 1970s. Drafted by the Vikings in 1973, Foreman quickly became a cornerstone of the team's offense with his remarkable ability to both rush and catch the ball. Known for his signature spin move, which left defenders grasping at air, Foreman earned five Pro Bowl selections and was named to the All-Pro team multiple times. His exceptional skills contributed to the Vikings' three Super Bowl appearances during his tenure. With a unique blend of power, agility, and elusiveness, Chuck Foreman's impact on the game remains a significant part of the Vikings' storied history, securing his legacy as one of the franchise's greatest players.

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Today's guest is Don Reedy. He is the former owner of The Brass & Copper Polishing Shop for over 50 years.

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Step into the stories, leadership, and legacy that have shaped Frederick County on this episode of The Last of the Good Ole Boys, hosted by Blaine Young with Billy Shreve. This weekly podcast highlights the people, decisions, and moments that continue to make Frederick, Maryland a remarkable place to live, work, and grow.

Tonight’s episode features conversations with local leaders and candidates making an impact right now in our community:

• Chris Burnett – Candidate for U.S. Congress

• Ron Volpe – Past President of Hood College

• Sam Rosenbloom – Candidate for Frederick County Board of Education (BOE)

From public service and education to community leadership, we dive into the experiences, perspectives, and priorities shaping Frederick’s future—while honoring the traditions and values that built it.

📍 Whether you’re a longtime local or new to the area, this is your inside look at Frederick through the voices of those who know it best.

🕕 The Last of the Good Ole Boys streams LIVE every Wednesday at 6PM on Everything Frederick Live (YouTube & Facebook).

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Tom King: An Architect-Emeritus and life-long resident of Frederick County. He designed the Patrick Center and numerous schools throughout MD VA and the Eastern Shore.

Tony Lawson (D): Running for Sheriff of Frederick County.