. >> host: in the road out, who iis adriano, blair, mariah, elizabeth, shannon, jessica and alicia? >> guest: these are such an amazing girls i got to know when i was teaching in cincinnati. so i mentioned that i had gotten my college degree and my graduate degree ended up getting a teaching job in cincinnati ohio, and there i discovered this amazing neighborhood. it's a neighborhood of appalachian people in the inner city, and it sort of goes back to the part o that part of amers history when you have people in the region moving up north to look for jobs in cincinnati and dayton and akron. so i was teaching at the university of cincinnati and found out that there was an aberration community and i went there and decided to the people at the public elementary school in the community called lower price hill, we do on -- would you let me be a teacher in your elementary school and teach kids? so i began teaching and i got to know these seven girls, blair, or i am so forth, and at that time when i first met my students they were only in second grade. i followed them into third grading fo

. >> host: in "the road out" who are adrianna blair, mariah elizabeth shannon jessica and a leisha? >> guest: socom kartheiser seven very amazing and very special girls that i got to know when i was teaching in cincinnati. a mission that i have got my college degree and my bachelor's degree in end up getting a job in cincinnati ohio. there i discovered this pretty amazing neighborhood. it's a neighborhood of appalachian people in the inner city and it sort of goes back to america's history where you have people in the appalachian region moving north to look for jobs in dayton and akron and those kinds of cities. so i was teaching in cincinnati and found out there was this appalachian community. i left there and said to the people at the public elementary school in this community called lower price he'll, would you all let me be a teacher in elementary school and teach kids i began teaching and got to know these seven girls blair mariah and so forth. at the time when i first met my students they were only in second grade. i followed these girls into third grade in fourth grade in mid