Trinko Thinks So Podcast: Recent Episodes
David Trinko, The Lima News
David Trinko talks about returning to his old college campus for the first time in a decade.
David Trinko chats about teaching his daughter how to drive and what he learned about his own calm voice.
David Trinko notes why some of the columnists in the newspaper may be the ones you say you hate the most.
David Trinko shares the lengths his children go to to figure out who's the favorite child.
David Trinko talks about what happens when an Amaxon skill starts playing symphonies for his barking dog.
David Trinko talks about a survey about columnists in The Lima News and shares why a variety of opinions remains important.
David Trinko reflects on how the "Christmas spirit" mirrors the teachings of Jesus Christ.
David Trinko reflects on all the Christmas movies he and his family have watched over the past month.
David Trinko shares the story of Ms. Evergreen, the talking tree at the 50th annual Christmas Tree Festival in Lima.
David Trinko talks about his daughters considering a move from the Lima region and why they should reconsider.
David Trinko talks about rewatching all the episodes of MAS*H and how it looked differently now.
David Trinko shares his thoughts on cheering for the individuals in the Super Bowl and in pro football this season.
David Trinko talks about his distaste for silence at work, even though he's an introvert.
David Trinko shares his experiences about trying to get the workforce in gear around his home.
David Trinko talks about why he values sharing different types of opinions as he starts his time as editor of The Lima News.
David Trinko speaks about the power of forgiveness and how we ought to apply that to more people in our world.
David Trinko talks about how his dog tested his 7-year-old daughter's belief in the magic of Christmas.
David Trinko talks with Darnell Collins, Mary Monford and Kesha Drake about the importance of representation, including Santa Claus.
David Trinko talks about his 2-year-old dog's strange love for destroying stuffed toys.
Hear how Nick Lepley and Christine Franklin bring a chuckle to people heading down Lima's North Street.
David Trinko shares some thoughts on driving his daughter and her friends from one place to another.
David Trinko talks about his family's troubles finding clothes that fit his 13-year-old daughter.
David Trinko shares the story of Miller's Lunch in Columbus Grove and its retiring owner, Terry Calahan.
David Trinko chats with Ari Lehman, the original Jason from the "Friday the 13th" movie, about why we all enjoy a good scare.
David Trinko talks about the need - or perhaps the lack of a need - to have a best friend when you're growing up.
David talks about classic movies he's seen with his children, along with some of your suggestions.
Louise Matthews, of the Lion and Lamb Peace Arts Center at Bluffton University, talks about sharing peace in on daily lives.
Dr. David Lamont, a Bath graduate, talks about seeing the World Trade Center terrorist attack as a young doctor, setting up a clinic near Ground Zero.
David Trinko shares his thoughts on the quality of good laborers as we celebrate Labor Day weekend.
Jackson Lee competed in the lamb showmanship at the Allen County Fair last week, adapting with his wheelchair.
David weighs the question "are you excited for school" on the Trinko Thinks So podcast.
Kalida firefighter Dick Schulte talks about retiring after 50 years on the Trinko Thinks So podcast.