Hall of Fame football coach Eddie Souk remembers the days when Mt. Hope was a booming coal town. His dad ran "The Smokehouse Grill" and his mother was a renowned civic leader in the Mustang community. Listen to Episode 169 on waynebennettpodcast.com as Eddie shares a few stories from his forty year coaching career.

The Marshall University Southern Coalfield Alumni and Big Green Club are dedicated to improving lives, with accomplishments like scholarships, community projects, and disaster relief. Hear Amanda Ashley, Larry Foster, and Doug Leeber share heartfelt stories about their passion for helping others.

George and Roy Fridley are accomplished musicians who sing, play multiple instruments, and compose beautiful songs. This talented duo from Mannington, WV, along with their mother, Stacie, joins us to discuss their promising musical future. Pay attention and listen!

Alan Fell had a variety of jobs before he became a nurse Anesthetist and a coach. His attitude and love for life has been a positive influence on many of our area's youth. Alan knows politics and is not afraid to speak up. This is a must listen!

Troy Stiffler has worn many hats during his lifetime. Two of his favorite titles are fishing guide and WV Pickley Guy. The fact that he loves West Virginia makes his story memorable.

The Wayne Bennett Podcast commemorates the statue unveiling and pays homage to Bill Withers Plaza. Additionally, it presents a few recommendations for enhancing foot traffic in downtown Beckley.

The Wayne Bennett Podcast commemorates the unveiling and pays homage to Bill Withers. Additionally, it presents a few recommendations to enhance foot traffic in downtown Beckley.

Kenny was a two-time state wrestling champion at Shady Spring High School. He was a member of the 1987 championship Tiger Squad.
He has coached in the youth wrestling programs and was a highly successful coach at Trap Hill Middle School. He spends his spare time racing cars on asphalt and dirt tracks. Click on and listen!