Joe Palmisano
The Joe Palmisano Show
There’s no better way to start your Saturday morning than with The Week That Was with Joe Palmisano. Every Saturday, he has interesting guests, great conversations and tons of info you won’t hear anywhere else. And joining him … J.David Ress with the news and Dave Scheetz with sports. Grab a cup of Joe … with Joe!
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Episodes
The Week That Was - November 10, 2018 - Hour 3 10.11.2018
Joe talks Feng Shui with Jeff Yang, board games with Dave Sheetz, and wraps up the show with the contest in hour 3.
The Week That Was - November 10, 2018 - hour 2 10.11.2018
Joe welcome in Greater Canton's Veteran of the Year John Ley to the show and talks toy hall of fam inductees in hour 2.
The Week That Was - November 10, 2018 - Hour 1 10.11.2018
Joe wraps up the high school football playoffs in the first hour of the show.
A Gathering of Religions to Speak on Current Events 03.11.2018
Pastor Walter Moss, Dr. Tim King, Dr. Laurence Bove, Imam Nader Taha, and Rabbi Jon Adland joins Joe Palmisano on The Week That Was to talk about recent tragedies that have hit our country and the world.
The Week That Was - Hour 3 - November 3, 2018 03.11.2018
Pastor Walter Moss, Dr. Tim King, Dr. Laurence Bove, Imam Nader Taha, and Rabbi Jon Adland wrap up their discussion with Joe. Then Jon Bozeka talk HS Football and Browns.
The Week That Was - Hour 2 - November 3, 2018 03.11.2018
Pastor Walter Moss, Dr. Tim King, Dr. Laurence Bove, Imam Nader Taha, and Rabbi Jon Adland join Joe to talk about the current events and how we can overcome hate and violence in the world.
The Week That Was - Hour 1 - November 3, 2018 03.11.2018
J.R. Rinaldi from the Canton City School Board joins Joe in the first hour to talk about some exciting new things happening!
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