Best of Wooster

Welcome to the Best of Wooster Podcast! This is where we celebrate the heart and soul of Wooster, Ohio—highlighting the inspiring individuals, thriving businesses, and remarkable stories that make our community so special. Hosted by Seth Scrimo—a U.S. Marine Corps Veteran, devoted father, husband, and follower of Christ—this podcast spotlights the people, businesses, and stories that make Wooster, Ohio, extraordinary. As a 7x #1 Best-Selling Author and Nutrition Coach, Seth dives into conversations with local leaders, entrepreneurs, and change-makers.

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  Aging Well in Wayne County | Bonnie Hall from West View Healthy Living

  Aug 28, 202633 minS4

  <p>On this episode of the Best of Wooster Podcast, I sat down with Bonnie Hall, President and CEO of West View Healthy Living.</p><p>Bonnie has been a Licensed Nursing Home Administrator for 30 years, and her heart for senior care started long before she became a leader in the field. She grew up watching both of her parents serve as administrators, started working in a facility at 15 years old, and quickly fell in love with caring for the geriatric population.</p><p>We talked about what West View Healthy Living does for residents, families, and the larger Wayne...

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  Why State Government Matters : Laura Sirot

  Aug 26, 202643 minS0

  <p>Some conversations are about more than a campaign.</p><p>They are about listening, learning, family, community, and why local and state involvement matters.</p><p>On this episode of the Best of Wooster Podcast, I sat down with Laura Sirot to talk about her decision to run for state senate, what she has learned as a first-time candidate, and what she is hearing from people across the district.</p><p>We talked about family, public service, the importance of voters having choices, and what state senators actually do.</p><p>Laura also shared what it has been like...

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  Behind the Chair: Emily Turner’s Story of Faith, Family, and Confidence

  Aug 24, 202622 minS4

  <p>Some careers are about the service.</p><p>Others are about the people.</p><p>For Emily Turner, being a hairstylist is about more than hair.</p><p>On this episode of the Best of Wooster Podcast, I sat down with Emily to talk about her journey as a hairstylist, mom, business owner, and someone who truly cares about creating a safe place for the people who sit in her chair.</p><p>We talked about what first drew her to the hair industry, how she built confidence over time, and what it was like growing a clientele in...

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  Joy as a Business Strategy: Laura Newberry Yokley from Sonrisa Brands

  Aug 3, 202654 minS4

  <p>What if joy was not just a feeling… but a business strategy?</p><p>On this episode of the Best of Wooster Podcast, I sat down with Laura Newberry-Yokley from Sonrisa Brands.</p><p>Sonrisa means “smile” in Spanish, and Laura has built an entire ecosystem around joy, leadership, healing, writing, publishing, Reiki, and personal growth.</p><p>We talked about how Sonrisa started as “Laura in company form,” how motherhood helped shape the beginning of her business, and how her background in religious studies and business eventually came together instead of staying separate.</p><p>One of my favorite p...

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  More Than a Shelter: Brandon from Homeward Bound

  Jul 27, 202629 minS4

  <p>Some conversations open your eyes to what is happening right here at home.</p><p>On this episode of the Best of Wooster Podcast, I sat down with Brandon from Homeward Bound of Wayne and Holmes Counties.</p><p>Brandon is a husband, a dad of three boys, and the Executive Director of Homeward Bound, a low-barrier shelter serving people experiencing homelessness in our community.</p><p>We talked about what homelessness really looks like in Wooster and Wayne County, the stigma people face, the shortage of affordable housing, the role mental health plays, and what people often misunderstand...

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