Scott and Matt get ready for Halloween by telling tales of Richfield's haunted Farnam Manor, Boston Township's Helltown, and the Everett Road Covered Bridge.

Scott and Matt take a look at why Richfield is now the home of the country's tallest water tower and touch on the rise of the sledding hill at Baab's Orchard.

Matt and Scott return to South Richfield and discuss making syrup, keeping bees, and an expensive auction purchase.

Matt and Scott relaunch the South Richfield Podcast by talking about camping, Survivor, and the happenings in South Richfield.

This year's South Richfield Christmas Spectacular pits Matt, Scott, and Scott's sister Sarah against each other in a battle of Christmas tv and movie knowledge.  Special guest Dick Martindale joins the crew to host the South Richfield Christmas Game and madness ensues.  

Scott and Matt wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving as they gather around the table and debate their favorite side dishes.  Dark meat or white meat?  Sweet potatoes with marshmallows or without?  And who likes crunch on top of their casseroles?  These are the questions that beg to be answered.

In 1986, a little movie titled Ferris Bueller's Day Off was released.  Matt and Scott discuss what their ultimate day off in high school would have looked like.

Scott and Matt discuss that grand old tradition - attending the fair!  Whether it's the county fair, the state fair, or even Richfield's own Community Day, the boys are sure to fill your elephant ears with something you didn't know.

Scott and Matt talk about their adventures over the past winter in this episode.  Also, a chicken on the loose is reunited with its owner.

We welcome special guest Ward Fremon to the South Richfield Christmas Spectacular as he and Matt square off in a special holiday game show!  Also the crew talks about how a tree from little ol' Richfield ended up in the Big Apple 22 years ago.

The Richfield Coliseum stood on Route 303 in Richfield for 20 years hosting everyone from Led Zeppelin to Whitney Houston.  If you were anyone in music from 1974 to 1994, you played to huge crowds at what was the one of the finest arenas in the country when it opened.  The Cavs played right next to Emmett's pasture with sheep grazing in the distance.  Matt and Scott discuss their favorite memories of the Richfield Coliseum.