Brandon Saho was born and raised on the west side of the Queen City and used to work as a Sports Producer at WLWT News 5. After years of struggling with his mental health, he decided enough was enough. He left his dream job at WLWT in March of 2022 and began focusing on getting better. Brandon’s journey to a healthy, happy version of himself was not an easy one, but he did it. His story is truly incredible and worth a listen. We are extremely inspired by his emotional openness and the way he strives to help others.
Last fall, Brandon launched the Mental Game podcast where he interviews athletes, musicians, and celebrities to help break the stigma. A new episode drops every Tuesday and we highly, highly recommend you give it a listen. Brandon is changing lives, one pod at a time.
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At the Joe Nuxhall Miracle League Fields, they believe every child or adult with every challenge should get every chance to play baseball. This week, we are joined by Tyler Bradshaw to discuss volunteer opportunities, the current Reds season, and how Teddy Kremer donates his time and own money to the foundation. This episode is truly inspiring, the Joe Nuxhall Foundation does remarkable work in our community, 365 days a year. There's no offseason for these guys 😁
On the Sidelines is presented by OrthoCincy Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine.
Lindsay breaks down the 53-man roster for the Cincinnati Bengals as they get ready for Week 1 in Cleveland. And, of course, an update on Burrow, will he return to practice this week and will the contract be complete before kickoff?
On the Sidelines is presented by OrthoCincy Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine.
In this episode, Lindsay shares a story about her recent interaction with Acosta's kids at a restaurant, why the front office is being quiet about Burrow's contract, and whether or not Messi tried any Cincy restaurants while he was in town. Yup... we have A LOT to talk about 🙂
On the Sidelines is presented by OrthoCincy Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine.
Ladies and gentlemen….. the LEGENDARY Ken Anderson!! He took the Bengals to the Super Bowl in 1982 and is pumped to watch his team win on February 13th. Kenny...
If you had the Bengals in the playoff conversation the first week of December well you win. It’s December 2nd and the Bengals are playing like not only the best...
Bengals went 2-1 after 3 straight road games they are currently 5-3 on the season. They demolished the Lions and Ravens and struggled with the Jets. So let’s get to...
First up, Bengals rookie Ja’Marr Chase with another award this week – NFL Offensive Rookie of the Week (again) Your @pepsi Zero Sugar Rookie of the Week! pic.twitter.com/whueS2NAy8 —...
Fun times in Cincinnati football – The Bengals off to a hot start and now they will face Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers. PBS is expected to be...
Wow. Sunday where do we start. Let’s go offense – Ja’Marr Chase continues to be impressive and playing like a rookie of the year candidate – that was a two-TD...
I was born in Wilmington, Ohio, and my family is from a small town, Sabina, Ohio. It’s about an hour away from Cincinnati. I went to Wilmington College and studied broadcasting/communications. My senior year, I interned in radio and sports production, and that’s when I started to get into the sports world. My friends call me LP.
I grew up in a football-loving family. I always felt like the little girl in Remember the Titans. My brothers played sports, my dad coached football and I spent my childhood at the practice field playing the water girl and starting to love the game. My mom thought when she was having her baby girl I’d grow up and love girly things, but instead they got a little tomboy. ☺️
My dad has been a season-ticket holder for the Bengals since before I was born, so I knew I’d have a love for football. My first game with him was the day Corey Dillon broke the yards rushing record, and the Bengals won that day. I’ve never looked back, and that was the day I told my dad one day I’m going to work in the NFL or sports world.
I’ve held different sports jobs in Cincinnati. From production, sideline reporter and host. It was a great experience and I learned so much about the business. I’ve also learned that the people behind-the-scenes are some of the hardest workers in the game with the best stories. J My number one sports love is the NFL, and I could talk about it all day. It’s pretty cool to see women move up in the front office and get a shot in the sports world, too.
I currently live in Covington, KY, and it was the best move I’ve ever made. It’s such a cute big/small town and just a walk to downtown and Reds games. I’m an aunt to four girls and one boy, and it’s by far one of my favorite jobs and the best part about growing up. They also think it’s pretty cool I work for the radio station Q102. ☺️ My favorite food spots in Cincinnati/NKY: Pep and Delores, a good Jeff Ruby steak and Hotel Covington.
I love to travel. I took a dream trip to London to see the Spice Girls at Wembley Stadium and spent a few days in Paris drinking wine while the sun set on the tower. My biggest piece of advice—always buy the plane ticket and take that trip.
Stuff you may not know about me: I don’t like cheese – I know it’s crazy, and my family doesn’t understand it. So, yes, I eat my Skyline without cheese. 😉
Follow along over on Twitter, I love to tweet, and it might be my favorite social app. ☺️
I hope whatever I do is opening doors for the next group of girls. ☺️
