Paul Witt's guest appearances

Paul Witt

The Church In The 21st Century Center

The ID Talk Podcast

Blood's Call

Lay of The Land

Greg Boyle

Helen Prejean

Teresa of Avila

Charles Taylor

Benedict XVI

Chris O'Donnell

John Paul II

Jack Butler

Henri Nouwen

Mary Walsh

George Williams

Jack Dunn

Dave Manzo

Michael Buckley

John Shea

OwlTail

Lay of the Land's conversation today is with Sherrill Paul Witt — founder of Lolly The Trolley.A beloved icon since 1985, Lolly the Trolley is itself a moving local gem, covering 3.1 million miles during its 37 years on the road where they had as many as 15 trolleys with about 150 people working there.When the company was started, Cleveland didn't have the sites and tourist attractions that are known by residents and visitors alike — at that time Sherrill took a chance and provided Clevelanders and tourists with a new way to experience the city that was in the early stages of rebirth.Lolly the Trolley became a rolling ambassador for the city, offering vantages and sightseeing for visitors and residents helping many — myself included — get to know Cleveland much more intimately and create lasting memories.After almost 40 years of running the business, Sherrill and her co-founder Peter Paul decided to permanently close the company in May of 2022. It was a privilege to hear Sherrill’s reflections on the journey and the evolution of Cleveland throughout that time and how their tours affected so many from around the country and world — from brides to students to sports fans to tourists to locals. Please enjoy my conversation with Sherrill Paul Witt--Learn more about Lolly the Trolley--Connect with Jeffrey Stern on LinkedInFollow Jeffrey Stern on Twitter @sternJefeFollow Lay of The Land on Twitter @podlayofthelandhttps://www.jeffreys.page/

Lay of the Land's conversation today is with Sherrill Paul Witt — founder of Lolly The Trolley.A beloved icon since 1985, Lolly the Trolley is itself a moving local gem, covering 3.1 million miles during its 37 years on the road where they had as many as 15 trolleys with about 150 people working there.When the company was started, Cleveland didn't have the sites and tourist attractions that are known by residents and visitors alike — at that time Sherrill took a chance and provided Clevelanders and tourists with a new way to experience the city that was in the early stages of rebirth.Lolly the Trolley became a rolling ambassador for the city, offering vantages and sightseeing for visitors and residents helping many — myself included — get to know Cleveland much more intimately and create lasting memories.After almost 40 years of running the business, Sherrill and her co-founder Peter Paul decided to permanently close the company in May of 2022. It was a privilege to hear Sherrill’s reflections on the journey and the evolution of Cleveland throughout that time and how their tours affected so many from around the country and world — from brides to students to sports fans to tourists to locals. Please enjoy my conversation with Sherrill Paul Witt -- <a href="https://lollytrolley.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Learn more about Lolly the Trolley</a> --<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffreypstern/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Connect with Jeffrey Stern on LinkedIn</a> Follow Jeffrey Stern on Twitter <a href="https://twitter.com/@sternjefe" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@sternJefe</a> Follow Lay of The Land on Twitter <a href="https://twitter.com/PodLayOfTheLand" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@podlayoftheland</a> <a href="https://www.jeffreys.page/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.jeffreys.page/</a>

#87: Sherrill Paul Witt (Lolly The Trolley)

Blood's Call host, J.R. Rivero Kinsey, talks with her older brother, who was placed for adoption at birth by their mother.

Blood's Call host, J.R. Rivero Kinsey, talks with her older brother, who was placed for adoption at birth by their mother.

Episode 1: Paul Witt

Symposium: "Co-Workers in the Vineyard of the Lord" with Rev. Paul Witt