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Why Government Corruption Is Indiana Voters' Biggest Concern | Lindsey Erdody, Free Press Indiana News

On today's show I sat down for another edition of Hoosier Headlines with Lindsey Erdody of Free Press Indiana News, to discuss the upcoming Election Day, focusing on FPIN

100 Things to Do in Indianapolis, Secret History, and Hidden Gems | Ashley Petry, Author

Because I'm always looking for the next thing to do, today I sat down with Indianapolis author and historian Ashley Petry, who explains how she moved from freelance journ

The Hidden Cost of Being a Police Officer | Lisa Rollings, Central Indiana Police Foundation

On today's show I sat down with Lisa Rollings, executive director of the Central Indiana Police Foundation, a nonprofit supporting approximately 5,000 officers across eig

How a 6-Day Indiana Festival Generates $8.1 Million | Brandon McClish, Jon Yeager & Dennis Nettles, West Side Nut Club

On today's live show recorded at the West Side Nut Club Festival in Evansville, I sat down with Nut Club members Brandon McClish, Jon Yeager (treasurer), and Dennis Nettl

She Organized Bedrooms… And Now Works with Pro Athletes | Rachel Whiteaker,, The Simple Life

On today's show I sat down with Rachel Whiteaker, founder of The Simple Life, a professional organizing firm she started in 2011. Whiteaker shares how a lifelong obsess

How 10% of the Vote Could Change Indiana Politics | Lauri Shillings, Libertarian Nominee for Indiana Secretary of State

On today's show I sat down with Lauri Shillings, Libertarian nominee for Indiana Secretary of State, about her unconventional path into politics, Libertarian values, and

Why Young Pros Should Choose Indianapolis Over Bigger Cities | Jak Kramer, Young Professionals of Central Indiana

On today's show I sat down with Jak Kramer, president of Young Professionals of Central Indiana (YPCI), about building community and connections in Indianapolis. Kramer

From Nearly Broke to $1M+ a Month | Katherine Watercutter, Gold Hinge

On today's show I sat down with Katherine Watercutter, a former Indiana University distance runner, seven-time All-American, multi-time Big Ten champion, and national pod

The Fight to Preserve Indiana's Natural Beauty | Andrea Huntington, Indiana Land Protection Alliance

On today's show I sat down with Andrea Huntington, executive director of the Indiana Land Protection Alliance (ILPA), which unites and supports Indiana's land conservatio

The Race to Become Indiana's Healthiest County | Jenn Wells, Hancock Health

On today's show I sat down with Jenn Wells, assistant vice president of customer experience and brand strategy at Hancock Health and host of the Just Jenn women's health

From Bird Food to 15–18 Million Pounds of Coffee a Year | Brad Gutwein, Copper Moon Coffee

On today's show I sat down with Brad Gutwein, co-founder and CEO of Copper Moon Coffee in Lafayette, Indiana. Brad remembers starting his career after Purdue by joining

How Do You Improve America's #1 Place to Live? | Sue Finkam, Carmel Mayor

On today's show I sat down with Carmel Mayor Sue Finkam about how Carmel grew from rapid early-2000s expansion into a 106,000-resident city voted the nation's best place

The 130-Year History Hiding Behind the Rathskeller | Craig Mince, Athenaeum Foundation

On today's show I sat down with Craig Mince, president of the Athenaeum Foundation, about the Athenaeum (often known as the Rathskeller) and its evolution from Das Deutsc

How Do You Repair a Home on $936 a Month? | Rachel Nelson, Home Repairs for Good

On today's show I sat down with Rachel Nelson, executive director of Home Repairs for Good, an Indianapolis nonprofit that helps older adults (62+) and people with disabi

Building the Costco of Home Services | Dan Hanrahan, Neighbor Serve

Today's show starts with a role reversal, as one of my longtime mentors and the founder of Neighbor Serve, Dan Hanrahan, asks me about Memory Bank, why I chose entreprene

The 6-Week Path to an $80K Career | Luke Humphrey, Train for the Crane

On today's show I sat down with Luke Humphrey, CEO of Train for the Crane, a central Indiana construction training company that prepares candidates for crane operation, r

From $9 an Hour to Becoming an NFL Play-by-Play Voice | Matt Taylor, Indianapolis Colts

On today's show I huddled up with Matt Taylor, play-by-play voice of the Indianapolis Colts and manager of radio production, about his Hoosier roots, early fascination wi

The Midwest Real Estate Company That Grew from 50 to 400+ Agents | Tracy Hutton and Annie Hamilton, CENTURY 21 Scheetz

On today's show I sat down with Tracy Hutton, CEO/owner of CENTURY 21 Scheetz and owner of Milestone Home Lending and Dominion Title, and Annie Hamilton, COO of CENTURY 2

Indiana's Flood Recovery + The 92-Year-Old World Record Gravedigger | Lindsey Erdody, Free Press Indiana News

On today's show I sat down for another edition of Hoosier Headlines with Lindsey Erdody of Free Press Indiana News, who provides an update on flood aid, Indiana's longest

23 Years in the Marines, 8 Years as Indianapolis Mayor & One More Race | Greg Ballard, Lincoln Party Candidate for Indiana Secretary of State

On today's show I sat down with former Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard, who grew up on the city's northeast side, attended Cathedral, joined the U.S. Marine Corps after f