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Cultural Manifesto40 Indiana guitarists every Hoosier should know: Evansville, Indiana’s Jackie ClarkOn this episode of Cultural Manifesto, we’ll hear the first edition of a new segment titled “40 Indiana Guitar Pioneers That Every Hoosier Should Know.” Over the next year, we’ll be sharing the music and history of Indiana guitarists who made notable contributions to music. Some of these musicians are world-famous; some you may not have heard of. This is not a ranked list, and it won’t be presented in any particular order. We’ll kick this new series off with the Evansville, Indiana guitarist Jackie Clark, who played and recorded with some of the greatest legends in rock and R&B...
2025-12-1006 min
The Eating Me PodcastEvansville's Gospel Music Legacy with Dr. Kandace HintonSummary:Alicia and Dr. Kandace Hinton explore the rich history and evolution of gospel music in Evansville, Indiana. They discuss the foundational role of New Hope Baptist Church, the influence of community choirs, and the legacy of notable figures like Dr. James Hamler. The conversation highlights the importance of traditional gospel music while acknowledging the changes in contemporary styles, emphasizing the deep cultural roots and talent present in the Evansville community.Dr. Kandace Hinton is an Associate Professor and coordinator of the Higher Education Leadership Program, in the Educational Leadership Department at...
2025-11-2432 minThe Eating Me Podcastthe rich history of African Americans in Evansville through storytelling and creative expression with Aretha GravesSummary:In this episode of The Eating With Me Podcast, Alicia welcomes Aretha Graves, a passionate advocate for the African American Museum in Evansville and the Soul Writers Guild. They discuss the importance of preserving local history, fostering creativity in youth through initiatives like A Comic Celebration, and the significance of black speculative fiction. Aretha shares her insights on community engagement, the progress in Evansville's leadership, and the impact of cultural education on the next generation. The conversation highlights the rich history of African Americans in Evansville and the ongoing efforts to empower young people through storytelling...
2025-11-1640 minThe Eating Me PodcastCelebrating Community Heroes in Evansville with Lana Burton.Summary:In this episode of The Eating Me Podcast, host Alicia welcomes Lana Burton, a prominent figure in the Evansville community. They discuss the historical significance of the African American Museum, the importance of education and literacy initiatives, and the ongoing efforts to support the local community. Lana shares her experiences in founding the museum, her current involvement, and the challenges faced in promoting literacy among youth. The conversation highlights the progress in race relations and the celebration of local achievements, including the election of Evansville's first African American female mayor. The episode concludes with reflections on...
2025-11-1042 min
Locked On Boilermakers - Daily Podcast on Purdue Boilermakers Football & BasketballBREAKING: Purdue FACES Evansville's Upset Blueprint at Mackey | Can Aces REPEAT Their Stunning Kentucky Victory?Purdue Boilermakers basketball opens their season against Evansville Aces, but can the #1-ranked team avoid an upset? Six years ago, Evansville stunned Kentucky at Rupp Arena, and they bring back Connor Turnbull, the Missouri Valley Conference Defensive Player of the Year.Nick Arvin breaks down Evansville's key threats, including 6'10" center Turnbull and emerging freshman Leith Mueller, who dropped 21 points in their exhibition. The analysis covers Purdue's strategic approach to exploiting Evansville's length, critical starting position battles between Oscar Cluff and Daniel Jacobsen, and the importance of establishing bench depth early. Plus, a recap of Purdue football's...
2025-11-0329 minThe Eating Me PodcastEvansville Community Voices: Memorializing the Past with Tory Schendel-VyvodaSummary:Alicia welcomes back Tori Schendel-Vyvoda to discuss the significant discovery of the McGarry Burial Ground in Evansville, Indiana. They explore the community's involvement in planning a memorial ceremony, the importance of unity in burial practices, and the upcoming book on prejudice that Tori is co-authoring. The conversation delves into the historical context of Evansville, including the Klan's influence, and reflects on the importance of documenting and preserving community history.Keywords:#evansville #africanamericanmuseum #mcgarryburialground #communityinvolvement #memorialceremony #prejudice #klanhistory #unity #historicalsignificance #torischendelvyvodaTakeaways:The...
2025-11-0343 min
Embrace Church EvansvilleIT IS WELL (special Guest) - AudioPlease enjoy the online media of Embrace Church, Evansville, Indiana.
2025-10-1233 min
The DeTalented PodcastEvansville Police Chief Phil Smith Viral Meme, Faith & Leading a CityEvansville Police Chief Phil Smith broke down on stage — and went viral. But the story behind the meme is one of honor, legacy, and leading with heart.👇In this eye-opening episode of The DeTalented Podcast, Evansville Police Chief **Phil Smith** joins Brian and Jimmy for an unfiltered, heartfelt conversation that blends deep leadership insight, family stories, and hilarious moments.From growing up in Clarksville to becoming Chief in Evansville, Phil shares how his career evolved — including the emotional moment he was honored with a national award, only to end up as the now-iconic “Crying Phil” meme. We dive into the truth b...
2025-07-241h 00The DeTalented PodcastChief Billy Bolin: Hometown Stories and a Lifetime of Service in Evansville, IN & Henderson, KY This version includes both Evansville, Indiana and Henderson, KentuckyIn Episode 9 of The DeTalented Podcast, we sit down with former Evansville, Indiana Police Chief and current Henderson, Kentucky Chief of Police Billy Bolin—a lifelong friend with deep roots in our community. This episode blends laugh-out-loud childhood memories with powerful insights into policing, leadership, and public service. Chief Bolin shares his journey from the streets of Evansville to leading two police departments, along with the innovative community initiatives he’s pioneered over the years.We talk about everything from growing up in Evansville, the wild antics of our youth, to serious topics like building trust between poli...
2025-05-171h 54
For EvansvilleMoving up, not out: How Neighborhoods Can Shape Upward Mobility🏡 How Can Stronger Neighborhoods Create More Opportunities? 💡In this episode of the Four Evansville Podcast, we explore the powerful connection between neighborhood revitalization and upward mobility in Evansville. Adrienne, Amy Mangold (President & CEO of United Way), and Austin Maxheimer (Love Your Neighborhood Director at Community One) dive into how shifting the focus from poverty reduction to celebrating upward mobility can unlock the potential within our communities.Discover how initiatives like Love Your Neighborhood are empowering residents, fostering economic growth, and creating lasting change. When neighborhoods thrive, so do the people in them!
2025-03-1843 minFor EvansvilleBridging Gaps, Building Community: The Future of Public Transit in EvansvilleWhat if better connectivity could transform Evansville’s economy, healthcare access, and overall quality of life? In this episode we talk about how transportation impacts everything from job access to community vibrancy. We also dive into METS Micro, an innovative new transit solution that’s already making a difference. 73% of rider's feel more connected to our city. Tune in to discover why a well-connected city is a thriving city!Guests: Jonathan Siebeking, Director of METSAndrea Hayes, Chief Program & Impact Officer at Welborn Baptist FoundationMatt Schreifer, Chief Transportation Planner at the Evansville Metr...
2025-03-1130 minFor EvansvilleConnecting Students to Careers: Building a Thriving Workforce in EvansvilleHow do we bridge the gap between education and employment? In this episode, we dive into the Thriving Workforce section of Talent EVV's annual report. Join us as we speak with BJ Watts (Executive Director of OptIN), Robin Woebkenberg (Counselor & CTE Program Operations at OptIN), and Annie Hills (Chief of Staff at Old National Bank) about how local businesses and schools are creating hands-on learning opportunities for students—ensuring they’re not just prepared for the workforce but thriving in it. From apprenticeships to industry-driven training, this conversation highlights the...
2025-03-0341 minFor EvansvilleEvansville on the Rise: Attracting New Talent & Growing Our City“Bringing new talent to Evansville isn’t just about numbers—it’s about building a community that’s excited to be here.”In this episode discussing Talent EVV's annual report, Adrienne sits down with Abby Elpers and Ashley Riester to talk about how Evansville is tackling population growth. Programs like Make My Move and Belong Here bring new residents and talent to the city while strengthening the local economy. Tune in to hear how these initiatives are shaping Evansville’s future and what you can do to help!Show Notes:Check out...
2025-02-2618 minFor EvansvilleThe Future of Evansville: Bold Goals, Big Challenges, and a Stronger CommunityWe're back with season 5! Can you believe it? We're kicking off the year in collaboration with Talent EVV, taking a look at their annual report. They had some big goals for Evansville by 2025, and it's that time...did they meet them? Adrienne and Jonathan are joined by Tyler Stock, Executive Director of Talent EVV, to discuss the region’s ambitious goals for growth and transformation. We explore key insights from the Talent EVV's annual report, highlighting both the successes and challenges in areas like workforce development, population growth, health, and poverty reduction. Tune in as we...
2025-02-1833 minThe Eating Me PodcastUnearthing Evansville's Hidden History with Tory Schendel-VyvodaSummary:In this episode, Alicia speaks with Tori Schendel-Vyvoda, the curator of the Evansville African American Museum. Tory discusses the significant archaeological discovery of 76 historical graves in Evansville, highlighting the importance of community involvement in the reburial process. The discussion emphasizes the need for transparency, respect for the ancestors, and the role of the Evansville African American Museum in facilitating a memorial ceremony. Keywords:African American Museum, Baptist Town, community engagement, curatorship, Evansville history, McGarry burial ground, cultural preservation, heritage, storytelling, grassroots initiatives, Evansville, cemetery discovery, community engagement, African American...
2025-02-1738 min
The PIO PodcastS5 - E7 Taylor Merriss - Special Projects Coordinator - Evansville Police, Evansville IndianaSend a textSummary: In this episode of the PIO Podcast, Special Projects Coordinator Taylor Merriss from the Evansville Police Department shares insights about her role, community engagement strategies, and the importance of transparency in law enforcement. She discusses her background, the challenges of recruiting, and the innovative ways the department connects with the community, including their podcast 'What's Your 20'. Taylor emphasizes the significance of building trust and relationships within the community and highlights her experiences in various outreach initiatives.Taylor's Bio: Officer Taylor Merriss was...
2025-02-1229 min
Patrick Jones BaseballFrom Mid-Major to Super Regional: How Evansville Baseball Competes with the Best | Matt WollenzinIn this episode of the Patrick Jones Baseball Podcast, we’re joined by Matt Wollenzin, the Hitting Coach and Recruiting Coordinator at the University of Evansville. Matt takes us behind the scenes of one of college baseball’s most exciting mid-major programs, sharing how Evansville has built a championship-caliber team that competes with the nation’s best.From their incredible Super Regional run to their unique approach to player development and recruiting, Matt dives into the secrets of their success. Learn about the culture of collaboration, how they develop hitters with individualized training, and the program’s commit...
2025-01-0643 minFor EvansvilleThe Church in Evansville's RefugeesImmigrants. Refugees. All hot button phrases right now. But what if these "political issues" sat down next to you at church?
In this week's episode we sit down with local pastor Brett Doninger and a long-time member of his church, Elizabeth. Over the course of a year, their church has transformed into something they couldn't have imagined, therefore changing their congregation to act differently beyond the church walls.
2024-10-2827 min
For EvansvilleThe Church in Politics and the EnvironmentWhat do politics, the environment, and the Church have in common? Loving your neighbor.
The Church in politics is a risky thing to say. But this episode with Councilwoman Mary Allen explores how followers of Jesus can navigate that space.
You may also know her as the owner of Sixth + Zero, the beautiful store on Main Street in downtown Evansville that inspires us all to waste less and live more.
2024-09-2323 minFor EvansvilleBonus Episode: Interview with Mayor Stephanie TerryWe gather leaders to address our city's greatest needs. We also like to invest in them and help them grow. What better way than to hear from our city's Mayor. Jonathan, our Executive Director, had the privilege of interviewing Mayor Stephanie Terry at the Global Leadership Summit this year.
We hope you're encouraged by her leadership and inspired to work together to make Evansville a place where everyone can flourish.
2024-08-0931 min
For EvansvilleEvansville is Pawnee - the Church in Parks and RecThe first episode of Stories Beyond the Pew.
This new miniseries is a mission to help Christians and Churches discover the role they can play in addressing our city's greatest needs.
We're out of the gate with Hannah Bedwell, Sports Director for the Parks and Recreation Department. She talks about struggling with answering the question: "What do day to day sports have to do with the Kingdom of God?"
Do you have a story of the Church Beyond the Pew? Let us know at connect@forevansville.org
2024-08-0514 min
For EvansvilleThe Liturgy of the Neighborhood final thoughtsThis is the last episode in our Liturgy of the Neighborhood miniseries! If you haven't had a chance to listen to the other episodes, we'd recommend doing that first.
The For Evansville team talks about their favorite moments of the series, and we've got some practical next steps for you.
Read The Art of Neighboring and get to know your neighbors
Watch our short film, Left Turn, about a middle class man whose assumptions about poverty are challenged by an unexpected encounter during his morning jog.
Visit the Neighbors Helping Neighbors platform and...
2024-07-2237 min
For EvansvilleThe Liturgy of the Neighborhood: Neighborhood work in a commuter church "I fit in more there than I do where I live."A Commuter Church is a church where the majority of attendees do not live within walking distance. 81% of Christians drive 6+ minutes to church.
So the reality is, most of us aren't neighboring alongside our church body. Or if we are, we're doing it somewhere we don't actually live.
That's why we sat down with John Heflick, Local Engagement Lead at Crossroads Christian Church and Patti Lahay, Crossroads' Advocacy Team Leader for Glenwood Kids. Crossroads is one of the largest commuter churches in Evansville, and they've been involved in the Glenwood neighborhood for a long time.
2024-06-2545 min
1020 DogcastInterested in attending the University of Evansville ?On this episode, we chat with Megan Nilssen and Derek Jones from the University of Evansville.
The University of Evansville, founded in 1854, was first known as Moores Hill Male and Female Collegiate Institute. In 1919, the University was moved to Evansville and became Evansville College. It finally became the University of Evansville in 1967
The total Fall 2021 enrollment (including full and part-time, undergraduate, adult, graduate, and UE students at Harlaxton) is 2,078 students.
48 countries and 46 states are represented on campus.
The average class size is 16 students, and the student-to-faculty ratio is 9.5:1.
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2024-04-0333 minFor EvansvilleBONUS EPISODE: An Inside Look at Our Upcoming FilmJosh Calhoun is the Executive Director of Hope of Evansville. Today spends his time working with low-to-moderate income households to break down barriers to homeownership.
This was not always how he thought his life would end up. When he was a young person living in the Akin Park neighborhood in Evansville, Josh had aspirations of being a drug dealer, and eventually had a plan to rob a bank.
Something changed for Josh when the people around him started supporting him and encouraging him to see beyond his current circumstance and pursue a different dream.
2024-01-151h 01For EvansvilleS3 E18: Our Ambitious New StrategyWe can't thank you enough for listening and joining with us this year on the For Evansville Podcast. We're really proud of our work from 2023, and we are also really excited for the ambitious new goals we are setting for 2024 and the years following.
In this episode, we talk about our new strategy that will lead toward that ambitious goal and why we think it can make an impact throughout our city. We also spend some time celebrating the work we've been able to join in this year.
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2023-12-2040 minFor EvansvilleS3 Ep17: Why does Evansville need beautiful spaces?When is the last time you saw the Ohio River? When is the last time you saw it because you were walking by it?
As For Evansville seeks to advance human flourishing, we wanted to talk about how a new riverfront project advances human flourishing in Evansville. It’s a lot more complex than you might think. We talk about things like providing equal opportunities to live, work and play by the river, the benefits of giving the community a place to interact with people from different ages and socioeconomic backgrounds than their normal cir...
2023-11-1531 min
Be Encouraged with Bishop Julius C. TrimbleUniversity of Evansville President Chris Pietruszkiewicz and the Changing Perception of College Education-Part 2Bishop Julius C. Trimble is the Resident Bishop of the Indiana Area of the United Methodist Church.Bishop Trimble has the personal mission to encourage all people with the love of Jesus Christ to rise to their highest potential. It is his commitment to his personal mission that led Bishop Trimble to create the “To Be Encouraged” Podcast along with co-host Rev.Dr. Brad MIller. Bishop Trimble says, “I am compelled by Jesus to share with you an encouraging word or two about Jesus, theology, the Bible, the pandemic, the environment, racism, voting rights, human sexual...
2023-09-2433 min
Be Encouraged with Bishop Julius C. TrimbleUniversity of Evansville President Chris Pietruszkiewicz and the Changing Perception of College Education-Part 2Bishop Julius C. Trimble is the Resident Bishop of the Indiana Area of the United Methodist Church.Bishop Trimble has the personal mission to encourage all people with the love of Jesus Christ to rise to their highest potential. It is his commitment to his personal mission that led Bishop Trimble to create the “To Be Encouraged” Podcast along with co-host Rev.Dr. Brad MIller. Bishop Trimble says, “I am compelled by Jesus to share with you an encouraging word or two about Jesus, theology, the Bible, the pandemic, the environment, racism, voting rights, human sexual...
2023-09-2433 min
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2023-09-2201 min
Be Encouraged with Bishop Julius C. TrimbleEmpowering Students to Think, Act, Serve, and Live: President Chris Pietruszkiewicz's Vision for the University of Evansville - Part 1Bishop Julius C. Trimble is the Resident Bishop of the Indiana Area of the United Methodist Church.Bishop Trimble has the personal mission to encourage all people with the love of Jesus Christ to rise to their highest potential. It is his commitment to his personal mission that led Bishop Trimble to create the “To Be Encouraged” Podcast along with co-host Rev.Dr. Brad MIller. Bishop Trimble says, “I am compelled by Jesus to share with you an encouraging word or two about Jesus, theology, the Bible, the pandemic, the environment, racism, voting rights, human sexual...
2023-09-2034 minBe Encouraged with Bishop Julius C. TrimbleEmpowering Students to Think, Act, Serve, and Live: President Chris Pietruszkiewicz's Vision for the University of Evansville - Part 1Bishop Julius C. Trimble is the Resident Bishop of the Indiana Area of the United Methodist Church.Bishop Trimble has the personal mission to encourage all people with the love of Jesus Christ to rise to their highest potential. It is his commitment to his personal mission that led Bishop Trimble to create the “To Be Encouraged” Podcast along with co-host Rev.Dr. Brad MIller. Bishop Trimble says, “I am compelled by Jesus to share with you an encouraging word or two about Jesus, theology, the Bible, the pandemic, the environment, racism, voting rights, human sexual...
2023-09-2034 minFor EvansvilleS3 Ep12: The Loneliness Epidemic & how to get people to connect with each otherEarlier this year, the U.S Surgeon General released a report titled "Our Epidemic of Loneliness and Isolation."
Isolation seems like a problem for individuals, but it actually affects every aspect of our community.
In this episode, the For Evansville Staff sat down to discuss points in the report we found relevant to our work.
We wanted to answer the questions:
1. What can our listeners do about it?
2. What can the local Church do about it?
3. And how to change the question from "How...
2023-08-1443 minFor EvansvilleS3 Ep11: Gas station groceries and local farmers"When you bring people together around food, you create community - you create love."
Our guest this week is Robin Mallery, former Executive Director of Urban Seeds. Her passion is food. Not just eating it, but bringing food justice into our community. That can mean a lot of different things - so she helps us unpack ideas from seasonal eating to local farmers to fighting for food equality for people whose nearest food source is a gas station.
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2023-07-2440 min
EVSC PodcastParent Teacher AssociationsIn this podcast we are joined by Leah Wayman, President of the Evansville Area Council PTA, to discuss all things PTA and how to become a member.
2023-07-2011 minFor EvansvilleS3 Ep10: What is Community Policing?Sometimes we hear stories happening in Evansville that we had no idea were happening. So we bring in the people involved to share them with you. This episode is no exception as we sit down with Sergeant Josh Brewer and Officer Mario Reid.
They're involved with a number of programs in our community like mental health, homelessness, and addiction. Together they sit down and talk about the idea of Community Policing - what is it, who is involved, and does it work?
2023-07-1036 minFor EvansvilleS3 Ep9: Evansville’s secret sauce according to Mayor Winnecke"If we know our neighbors better, think how much stronger our community would be." - Mayor Winnecke
When you have a podcast about being for Evansville, it's pretty much #goals to get the Mayor of Evansville on. Well, we're excited to announce we've achieved our goal with this episode featuring special guest Mayor Lloyd Winnecke.
As he wraps up over a decade of service to our city, we sat down with him to talk about what he's learned, what he's proud of, and what makes Evansville stand out from other cities.
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2023-06-2631 minFor EvansvilleS3 Ep8: Two Christians and a Humanist walk into a Coffee ShopAt For Evansville, we inspire, align, and empower Christians to pursue common good in our city. So what happens when those Christians need to work alongside others that practice different faiths, or don't have a faith at all?
Today, we sat down with Zac Parsons from Honey Moon Coffee Co. to talk about pursuing common good together. What does it look like to bring your whole self to something and feel like you don't have to compromise your beliefs?
Thanks for listening! As always, like, subscribe and leave us a comment! Catch us for more...
2023-06-121h 00For EvansvilleS3 Ep7: Where For Evansville is HeadedFor Evansville has a strong history of uniting the Church for the flourishing of the city. Last year, 81% of Church leaders we surveyed said they began addressing a community need because of For Evansville. 53% said they did so in collaboration with another church.
Now we're adopting an even more focused and hands-on approach to advancing human flourishing through the Church. We see this updated vision, mission, and strategic plan as a more focused expression of the change we've been pursuing from the beginning and the natural next step for For Evansville.
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2023-05-0836 min
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2023-04-2200 minFor EvansvilleS3 Ep 6: They give a’zip: The heart behind Evansville’s beloved pizza place"We believe that to be a good, valued member of the community, we can’t just sell pizza. We have to give back. We have to contribute in ways that are tangible and make a difference." In 2021, Evansville voted for Azzip as not only the best pizza in town, but also the best business that gives back. We’re always looking to celebrate and share stories of people and organizations that are for Evansville.
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2023-04-1732 minEVSC PodcastEvansville Promise NeighborhoodIn this episode, we are joined by our own Kim McWilliams and University of Evansville's Erin Lewis to discuss the receipt of a $30 million federal grant program through the United States Department of Education that will establish the Evansville's Promise Neighborhood. The aim of the funding is to assist children and youth who are growing up in Promise Neighborhoods, providing them with access to outstanding schools as well as robust family and community support systems. These resources will help prepare them to achieve academic excellence, make the transition to college, and, ultimately, embark on a successful career.
2023-04-1115 minFor EvansvilleS3 Ep5: When our community wraps around homeless women"We're not going to change their life. We're going to give them tools to change their own life."
Have you ever noticed that you see homeless men a lot more than homeless women? Yet on any given day, Evansville averages about 300 homeless men and 200 homeless women. Why don't we see them?
In this episode, we sit down with Katrinka, the campaign manger for the future Susan H. Snyder Center for Women and Children. We talk about everything from why we don't see women and children as often as the men, what wrap-around care for women...
2023-04-0341 min
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2023-03-2600 minFor EvansvilleS3 Ep4: The Importance of Evansville's Early Childhood DevelopmentIf you're a parent, grandparent, caretaker or involved with kids in any way, you know Evansville has a child care problem. And the problem is multi-dimensional - lack of child care workers, high prices, high turnover rates, etc. It seems like a reoccurring theme at this point. Almost every guest we have points to early childhood development as the starting point of many issues in our community. So in this episode, we sit down with Aleisha Sheridan, the President and CEO of Building Blocks to talk about the accessibility, affordability and quality of early childhood care. Why is it...
2023-03-2037 min
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2023-03-1900 min
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2023-03-1100 minFor EvansvilleS3 Ep3: Housing and Education are more related than you thinkWe like to say Evansville is an ecosystem of neighbors. When people struggle, our whole city struggles. In this episode we look at the two systems of Affordable Housing and Education. Beth Folz, the Executive Director of Habitat for Humanity and Sheila Huff, the Director of Strategic Engagement at EVSC discuss how unstable housing affects education and how education affects the perception of the housing crisis. In short, we all need to be more educated and empathetic when it comes to these complex issues.
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2023-03-0635 min
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2023-03-0300 minFor EvansvilleS3 EP2: People over Policy: Your internal work culture can have an external impact on the city“We want to make a bunch of money and give a bunch of money away.”
In this episode, we are joined by the CEO Ben Schmidt, and HR Director Ryan Nunn of CrossPoint Polymer Technologies. They share their heart for valuing every person that works for their company, regardless of their role, position, or background through open communication and mutual respect.
But they don’t stop there. They ask their employees what kind of impact they want to have in their community, not just their job, and discovered there was a common denominator amongst their employ...
2023-02-2046 minFor EvansvilleS3 Ep1: Music has no color"I believe we can change Evansville one relationship at a time."
It's Black History Month, and Evansville is celebrating with a Unity Concert on February 19. We're kicking off Season 3 with an interview with the Unity Concert choir director, James Hamler, and Renew Christian Church's Music and Technology Pastor, Ryan Stapleton.
In this episode, we talk about Gospel music as an art form, it's history, and how it was a part of history and culture in America. And James and Ryan discuss the importance of unity not only racially, but across denominations and generations.
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2023-02-0723 min
Queer Serial: American LGBTQ+ HistoryNew Mattachine Meeting! Evansville Queer History (my hometown!) w/ Kelley CouresA Mattachine meeting on Main Street in downtown Evansville, Indiana, my hometown, with special guest historian Kelley Coures! Pre-order his new book OUT IN EVANSVILLE: AN LGBTQ+ HISTORY OF RIVER CITY here or anywhere you get books. Find Kelley’s fabulous piece about Evansville’s red light district here. You can support my many queer history projects, listen to more bonus episodes & interviews, and join me for LGBTQ+ history deep dives at Patreon.com/QueerSerial for $3/month! ❤️Watch that Jerry Springer clip we discussed on my Instagram here (along with tons of fab queer history), or on YouTube...
2023-01-181h 47
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2023-01-1300 min
Evansville Real Estate Investing & Real Estate Financial Planning™ PodcastWhy You Still Might Want to Invest in Real Estate in Evansville Despite High Prices, High Interest Rates, and Lagging RentsReal estate prices in Evansville are high. Mortgage interest rates are high. Rents are lagging in Evansville. Is real estate a good investment in Evansville right now?
In this special webinar James discusses why you might still want to invest in real estate in Evansville despite high prices, high interest rates, and lagging rents.
James will discuss why Charlie Munger says that the first $100K is the hardest. Plus, why its not ALWAYS just about cash flow with real estate investments and why you still might want to invest in real estate in Evansville despite...
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2022-12-1400 minEvansville Real Estate Investing & Real Estate Financial Planning™ PodcastReal Estate Nomad™ in EvansvilleThe Nomad™ real estate investing strategy has you buying properties as an owner-occupant, living in them for at least a year… to fulfil your obligations to the lender for getting a low/nothing down loan with better interest rates… then converting them to a rental and moving into a new property.
Repeat this until you have the number of rental properties you desire.
But, how does the Nomad™ real estate investing strategy work in Evansville with Evansville housing prices, rents, taxes, insurance and rents with today’s interest rates?
How quickly can you achieve fi...
2022-11-2658 min
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2022-11-1500 minFor EvansvilleS2 EP12: The only thing you have to change is everythingPhillip Boyd, Senior Case Manager at the Evansville Rescue Mission, is the perfect person for the job. Having walked through addiction, and continuing long-term recovery, he truly understands the men coming through the doors seeking addiction. In this episode, he shares his story of addiction, recovery, and the people, programs, and collaboration it takes to help people struggling with addiction, mental wellness and homelessness.
Phillip’s time with us was extremely enlightening and we know you’ll be inspired by him and the organizations he collaborates with to make Evansville a city where everyone can flourish.
Sh...
2022-11-1448 minFor EvansvilleS2 EP11: Kindermusik and foster families: a common thread of deep connectionDid you know Evansville has the number one Kindermusik program in the United States and the second best program in the world? In this episode we sit down with Jeremy Seger, Kindermusik Educator and Board of Directors Chair of The Isaiah 1:17 Project [an initiative to support Foster families] to talk about the importance of connection for children, and how that sets a course towards emotionally healthy adults.
Foster Care is a big issue for our region, and 50% of foster parents quit within the first year if they don’t have wrap around care. Jeremy gives practical and ea...
2022-10-2434 minFor EvansvilleS2 Ep10: What is the State of Evansville?Our State of E Report is here! In this episode, we sit down with John Benton, the Director of Cradle to Career Continuum at Dream Center Evansville and a lover of all things stats and data. It's because of his hard work compiling all the data for us that the report exists. Together, we discuss the overarching themes, what stood out to us, and honestly, what made us cry.
We've taken our findings and summarized it into five areas of opportunity. They represent some of the most crucial building blocks to a flourishing life. If a person...
2022-08-2934 minFor EvansvilleBONUS EPISODE: Affirming Human Dignity with John BentonJohn Benton, director of Cradle-to-Career Continuum at Dream Center shares a story of a tenant and how she views herself and her family based on her circumstances. What if you judged your neighbors' circumstances in such a way where you were valuing and dignifying all persons?
For Evansville's next Imagine Evansville event is September 15, 2022 you can get tickets at forevansville.org/imagine
We'll be back to our regular podcast episodes next week, with John Benton again discussing our State of E report. You can download the 2022 State of E at forevansville.org/stateofe
2022-08-2230 minFor EvansvilleBONUS EPISODE: Pursuing Justice with Roseyn Hood and Joann Hunter"If the school system is healthy and thriving and flourishing, the city will be the same." Roseyn Hood is the Chief Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging Officer for the Evansville School Corporation, and Joann Hunter is the Co-Leader of And How are the Children Evansville. Together, they sit down with Jonathan to discuss equity among all students in Evansville, and how the community needs the schools to thrive, and how the schools need the community to thrive.
For Evansville's next Imagine Evansville event is September 15, 2022 you can get tickets at forevansville.org/imagine
We'll be back to...
2022-08-1526 minFor EvansvilleBONUS EPISODE: Creating Beauty with Filmmaker & Hip Hop Artist Logan MillerHear Logan's talk on the value of art and beauty in a flourishing city, recorded at the January 2022 Imagine Evansville event in downtown Evansville.
The second Imagine Evansville event is coming September 15th! Learn more and get your ticket at www.forevansville.org/imagine
We'll be back to our regular podcast episodes in a few weeks to talk about our city's needs and dreams highlighted in our upcoming State of E Report!
2022-07-2418 minFor EvansvilleS2 Ep9: Toxic CharityIt feels good to volunteer, but sometimes, the things we do to help have unintended consequences. In this episode, we sit down with Gina Gibson, CEO of the Evansville Christian Life Center, and Catherine King, CharityTracker Manager to talk about the idea of toxic charity - what is it, and how do we find ways to give our neighbors a hand up, not a handout? Together we explore what makes helping meaningful and life-giving for both the volunteer and the recipient.
SHOW NOTES:
Explore the work at The Evansville Christian Life Center...
2022-07-1130 min
For EvansvilleS2 EP8: Perfect conditions for flourishing: How world changing farming tech is growing out of EvansvillePlants in space, vertical farming and growing produce in your house Keurig-style seems straight out of a science fiction novel. But it’s actually straight out of Evansville. Today’s guest, Scott Massey, is the co-founder and CEO of GroPod. Using his understanding of technology and agriculture, GroPod wants to give people the tools and knowledge to empower everyone to grow pure produce in their home or neighborhood. This potentially world-changing technology is being developed right here in Evansville.
“It’s not just that we are in Evansville, it’s thanks to Evansville that we are here,” said Scott...
2022-06-2031 minFor EvansvilleS2 Ep6: Disrupting Evansville’s Preschool to Prison PipelineThe phrase "Preschool to Prison Pipeline" sounds pretty alarming. Fortunately, we have a lot of great organizations and individuals, like our guest Joann Hunter, walking alongside kids to disrupt the systemic problems that cause a pipeline like this to happen. But it doesn't end there. You can also help disrupt the pipeline by getting involved, or as Joann puts it, just showing up. Love disrupts everything.
In this episode we hear Joann's story about how it took a village to raise her, and how that inspires her to serve her community and be that caring adult for...
2022-05-1655 minFor EvansvilleS2 Ep5: The one where we talk about Roberts StadiumDespite being torn down 9 years ago, Roberts Stadium is still talked about as Evansville's beloved arena. But if you loved Roberts Stadium, does that mean you have to hate the Ford Center? In this episode, we talk about why people still love talking about Roberts Stadium, constructive criticism vs. complaining, and a healthy way to think about our city as it changes and grows.
We'd love to hear from you! Send us a message at connect@forevansville.org
2022-05-0224 minFor EvansvilleS2 Ep 4: You should talk about politics and religion over dinnerYou read the title correctly - this week our guest, Ubi Ntewo talks about not only why we should discuss politics, religion, and other hard topics with people, but why it’s necessary.
Ubi himself covers some pretty hard pills to swallow in this conversation like why you shouldn’t actually “agree to disagree” and that pastors should be unified in their theology.
If you’re part of Evansville’s faith community, check out the Prism & Light Experience this May at lockunited.org/prism-light
2022-04-1850 minFor EvansvilleS2 Ep 4: You should talk about politics and religion over dinnerYou read the title correctly - this week our guest, Ubi Ntewo talks about not only why we should discuss politics, religion, and other hard topics with people, but why it’s necessary.Ubi himself covers some pretty hard pills to swallow in this conversation like why you shouldn’t actually “agree to disagree” and that pastors should be unified in their theology.If you’re part of Evansville’s faith community, check out the Prism & Light Experience this May at lockunited.org/prism-light
2022-04-1850 minFor EvansvilleS2 Ep3: Lederhosen, Giants, and Boxed StuffingTake a quiz with us! In this Episode, we test our Evansville knowledge by taking Evansville Living Magazine's "How well do you know Evansville?" quiz. We were surprised at Evansville's contribution to the world! After the quiz, we wrap up by discussing why it's actually important to know things about our city. Spoiler alert - you can't love what you don't know.
Let us know how you did, or any other comments at connect@forevansville.org
2022-04-0429 min
Check It Out With EVPLEvansville is WeirdLori and Ryan are joined by local author and artist, Kyle Darnell to discuss his book Evansville Monsters: Weird Tales of Goblins, Ghoulies, and Ghosts. Along the way, they talk about Evansville history, haunted buildings, Kyle’s art inspirations, aggressive drivers, and more. Want to hear more (or less) about this in the future? Let us know at podcast@evpl.org.For a subtitled version of this podcast, please visit EVPL’s YouTube: bit.ly/EVPLvideos
2022-03-2142 minFor EvansvilleS2 EP:2 The City of Opportunity“Our ceiling is their floor.”
Theophilus Akai hails from Ghana, West Africa, and after living in multiple states in the U.S., he settled in Evansville - and loves it! Theo has a passion for music and creating spaces for people, especially kids, to learn and grow. His thoughtful commentary on exposing kids to all sorts of opportunities, not just music, inspired us to dream of ways we can invest in the younger generations to help them be for Evansville.
We have to add - we’re a bit starstruck with Theo at the moment, as you...
2022-03-2134 minFor EvansvilleS2 EP:1 The Elevator PitchIf you were riding on an elevator with someone and they asked you to describe Evansville, what would you say in that one minute?
The For Evansville team kicks off season 2 by discussing what makes Evansville unique, why it’s important to highlight problems, and looking forward to this upcoming season.
Show Notes
The Grippos Episode
Randy Hobson’s interview
State of E Report
Share your Evansville elevator pitch with us! Email us at info@forevansville.org
2022-03-0733 min
Check It Out With EVPLA Quick Historical OverviewIn honor of Black History Month, Lori and Ryan dig into the history of African Americans in Evansville, including the old Cherry Street Library, and open the first email from a listener! Want to hear more (or less) about this in the future? Let us know at podcast@evpl.org.For a subtitled version of this podcast, please visit EVPL’s YouTube: bit.ly/EVPLvideos
2022-02-2127 min
Check It Out With EVPLHow to Bring Up Nicolas Cage in Casual ConversationIn this episode, Ryan and Lori talk with Ellen about Evansville history, library programs in February, the polarizing Nicolas Cage, and all the books and movies they can’t wait for in 2022.Want to hear more (or less) about this in the future? Let us know at podcast@evpl.org.For a subtitled version of this podcast, please visit EVPL’s YouTube: bit.ly/EVPLvideos
2022-01-3133 minFor Evansville21: More than a Podcast (Season 1 Finale)We hope you've enjoyed Season 1 as much as we have, and we hope the conversations you've heard have motivated you to pursue the flourishing of our city in new ways.
In this final episode, Ross and Jonathan share about For Evansville's mission, initiatives, and goals for 2022, as well as what you can look forward to in the next season of the podcast.
Thanks for listening!
Do you have a story or guest you'd like to recommend for season 2? Let us know at info@forevansville.org
2021-12-1928 min
The Hills Church - Evansville, IndianaTake The Hills - Commitment SundayWhat if The Hills were known as the most loving church in the Midwest? What if we were the church known for looking like Jesus? What would happen if the day came when there was no more depression, abortion, or welfare? What would be different if we saw Jesus as the strong, fierce warrior who doesn’t run from sin, pain, and dysfunction? This is a rescue mission as we fight to bring hope, alleviate suffering, and reach Evansville and beyond with the life-changing power of the Gospel.
2021-12-1234 minFor Evansville20: What’s it really like to experience homelessness?“Just after 6 o’clock in the morning. It’s 25 degrees. It’s cold. I didn’t sleep all that well. I’m exhausted…It’d be a very different experience if I didn’t know this was going to end.” That was the perspective of State Representative Ryan Hatfield as he participated in Aurora’s Homeless Experience Project.
In this episode, Aurora’s Executive Director Zac Heronemus talks with us about his 48 hours of homelessness as well as the needs and opportunities he sees for Evansville, both as a nonprofit director and a city councilman. Special thanks to Ryan Hatfield, Wayne...
2021-12-0734 min
The Hills Church - Evansville, IndianaTake The Hills - Greater SurrenderWhat if The Hills were known as the most loving church in the Midwest? What if we were the church known for looking like Jesus? What would happen if the day came when there was no more depression, abortion, or welfare? What would be different if we saw Jesus as the strong, fierce warrior who doesn’t run from sin, pain, and dysfunction? This is a rescue mission as we fight to bring hope, alleviate suffering, and reach Evansville and beyond with the life-changing power of the Gospel.
2021-12-0538 min
The Hills Church - Evansville, IndianaTake The Hills - Greater PrioritiesWhat if The Hills were known as the most loving church in the Midwest? What if we were the church known for looking like Jesus? What would happen if the day came when there was no more depression, abortion, or welfare? What would be different if we saw Jesus as the strong, fierce warrior who doesn’t run from sin, pain, and dysfunction? This is a rescue mission as we fight to bring hope, alleviate suffering, and reach Evansville and beyond with the life-changing power of the Gospel.
2021-11-2843 min
The Hills Church - Evansville, IndianaTake The Hills - Greater TrustWhat if The Hills were known as the most loving church in the Midwest? What if we were the church known for looking like Jesus? What would happen if the day came when there was no more depression, abortion, or welfare? What would be different if we saw Jesus as the strong, fierce warrior who doesn’t run from sin, pain, and dysfunction? This is a rescue mission as we fight to bring hope, alleviate suffering, and reach Evansville and beyond with the life-changing power of the Gospel.
2021-11-2137 min
The Hills Church - Evansville, IndianaTake The Hills - FollowWhat if The Hills were known as the most loving church in the Midwest? What if we were the church known for looking like Jesus? What would happen if the day came when there was no more depression, abortion, or welfare? What would be different if we saw Jesus as the strong, fierce warrior who doesn’t run from sin, pain, and dysfunction? This is a rescue mission as we fight to bring hope, alleviate suffering, and reach Evansville and beyond with the life-changing power of the Gospel.
2021-11-1444 minFor Evansville19: What’s your neighborhood vibe?To like the neighborhood you live in, you have to like the actual people that live there - your neighbors. And to like them, you have to know them. Sometimes it seems harder than it sounds, so that’s why we asked Dan Sullivan, expert on being a good neighbor (we gave him that title), to join us this week.
From simple, practical stories of starting conversations to genuinely loving Evansville and rooting for her flourishing, Dan inspires us to be a positive presence in our homes, neighborhoods, and city.
In this episode:
Dan Su...
2021-11-0150 minFor Evansville18: These aren't issues, these are human beings that need foodBeing involved with over 26 local non-profits, our guest Lisa Vaughan has a good pulse on the needs and dreams of our city. During the quarantine, she used that knowledge to shed a light on one of Evansville’s biggest needs - food insecurity. After making a lot of phone calls and bringing people together, Feed Evansville was born, working together with community organizations to provide boxes of food to our entire city during the pandemic, and the work still continues today.
Knowing she can’t do the work alone, Lisa’s story is especially inspiring due to her go...
2021-10-1845 minFor Evansville17: The Truth Behind Grippos in EvansvilleAlthough the origins to Grippo's have no known connection to the city of Evansville, Indiana, the Bar-B-Q Potato Chip product is incredibly popular there, and has become a significant part of the local culture.
“Grippos.” wikipedia.com, 09 September 2021, wikipedia.com/grippos.
We’re not sure about you, but we were pretty shocked when we found out that Grippo’s BBQ potato chips aren’t actually made here. So we did a little digging and found out where they came from, how they got here, and in the process we ended up being inspired by the idea that...
2021-10-0424 minFor Evansville16: What skill do you have that others don’t?Part of our vision is that Evansville becomes a place where everyone has work that provides community value and individual purpose. That’s why we wanted to sit down and talk with Amy Bouchie - she is a great example of how this idea plays out in her own life. It wasn’t always like that for her, so in this episode, Amy shares with us her journey from seeing her career as just a job, to viewing it as a specific skill set that she could share to empower others. It left us asking ourselves the question “What unique...
2021-09-1228 minFor Evansville15: These kids could be ambassadorsWe're launching this episode a few days early in celebration of HOLA Evansville's Latino Festival this weekend (August 28)!
We don't often think of Evansville as a multicultural city, but in Marisela's words: "Wrong! We've got it! We've got it here!"
She's been doing great work celebrating, exposing, and just genuinely enjoying the different cultures and people groups represented in Evansville. With great tips on how to start conversations to YouTube videos to salsa recipes, Marisela works hard to bring an atmosphere of multicultural celebration and peace to our city.
2021-08-2645 minFor Evansville14: When sewage isn't your life passionSometimes we don't find ourselves in a dream job, but for Lane Young, it's the personal connections and impact you have with people that matters most. In this episode, we talk about looking at the bigger picture of your vocation, the importance of bringing others along with you, and why living in a city on a river is pretty cool.
IN THIS EPISODE: Lane Young, Executive Director of Evansville Water and Sewer Utility
2021-08-1639 minFor Evansville13: Are you going to die well?“If we think about death, then we think about how we’re going to live.”
In this episode, we sit down with Social Worker, Therapist, Counselor and co-founder of What Matters Most, Evansville? Andrea Lanz. She walks us through her unique story about how she went from wanting to never live in Evansville again to loving it. She’s passionate about coping with and preparing for various life transitions, and why it’s important for our entire city to embrace the grief process and the value of sharing our stories with one another.
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2021-08-0236 minFor Evansville12: Patisseries, Pizzaiolos and Pad Ke Mao - Talking Food Culture with Pangea and 2nd Language Founder, Randy HobsonAs Evansville foodies ourselves, we love talking about pizza and donuts just as much as anyone. And maybe that was a little bit of our motivation for bringing Founder and Owner of Pangea and 2nd Language, Randy Hobson, on our show. But what we weren't expecting was to meet a guy who loves our city and cares so much about its people and culture, that he figured out a way to bring his passions and cross-cultural experiences together to make Evansville a more flourishing city.
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2021-07-1936 minFor Evansville10: Growing the PieOur city's economy impacts every person and organization in Evansville in important and complex ways. What does it really take to grow the economic pie so that there's more to go around? Ross and Adrienne talk with two experts from the Evansville Regional Economic Partnership to learn more.
IN THIS EPISODE:
Greg Wathen, Co-CEO of Evansville Regional Economic Partnership
Audrie Burkett, Evansville Regional Economic Partnership
2021-06-2048 minFor Evansville09: Our Surprising Startup Culture and the Future of DowntownIn this episode, we learn how quality places, nurturing relationships, and thriving startups contribute to the flourishing of our city.
IN THIS EPISODE:
Candace Chapman, Executive Director of Downtown Evansville Development Corporation
Bob Myer, Entrepreneur, Investor, and Board Member at Elevate Ventures
2021-06-0748 minFor Evansville07: When Your Neighbor Needs a HouseImagine living in a house that's missing a window or an apartment where the electricity in the kitchen doesn't work. Due to a lack of safe, affordable housing, many families in Evansville are paying more than they can afford to live in unsafe conditions. In this episode we learn what's being done about it, and how you can be part of the solution.
GUESTS:
Serita Cabell
Executive Director at Memorial Community Development Corporation
Beth Folz
Executive Director at Habitat for Humanity
2021-05-0245 minEVSC PodcastRoseyn Hood - Chief DEI OfficerPlease welcome our new Chief Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Officer, Roseyn Hood, to the EVSC and Evansville community. Recently, Roseyn has worked for the Colorado Department of Education and Denver Public schools. Listen to learn what attracted Roseyn to the EVSC, her goals for her new position, and more!
2021-04-0624 minFor Evansville05: Helping Kids Succeed, Whatever It TakesYour circumstances growing up can have a huge impact the rest of your life, and kids have very little influence over their own circumstances. In this episode, we explore what it looks like to make a child's success the only metric, and we talk to two men who are committed to doing whatever it takes - no exceptions, no excuses.
GUESTS:
Rob Carroll
Assistant Professor of Education at University of Southern Indiana
Jeremy Evans
Executive director at Dream Center Evansville
Also featured in this episode:
Aleisha Sheridan
2021-04-0456 minFor Evansville02: Living a Racially Reconciled LifeHow does our racially-divided society affect each of us as individuals? And what do we stand to gain by pursuing a more diverse circle of relationships? Tanisha and Logan share their personal experiences and explore what it takes to build trust and empathy for people with different backgrounds and perspectives.
Guests:
Tanisha Carothers
Principal Attorney at T. Carothers Law Office, Owner of Her Space Co., President of Evansville's Black Chamber of Commerce
Logan Miller
Director & Producer of Love: Undivided, Owner and Filmmaker at Kriss Films
2021-02-1452 minFor Evansville01: Pursuing Racial UnityOne of the barriers that keeps our neighbors from flourishing in our Evansville community has to do with ethnic and cultural background. More than half of our black youth experience poverty. Why? We're diving into the sociology and history of Evansville to understand why those gaps exist, and what we can do to address them. Guests: Dr. Rob Shelby, Chief Diversity Officer at the University of Evansville. Kelley Coures, Executive Director of the Department of Metropolitan Development
2021-02-0137 minFor EvansvilleSeason 1 TeaserDo you love Evansville? A core value to everything that we do is listen first. We want to understand our city well. You can’t love what you don’t know, and unless you love the place you live, you can never be an agent in its transformation. Ross Chapman, Executive Director and Jonathan Boettcher, Director of Communications & Storytelling at For Evansville spend this teaser episode talking about why we're so excited about Season 1 coming February 1st. Follow us at @forevansville on Instagram to join the conversation!
2021-01-2511 minFor EvansvilleFrom Awareness to ActionBefore we begin hearing from local experts about the needs in our city, we sat down to talk about the value of research and listening with people who interact with data on a regular basis.
ON THIS EPISODE:
Liz Tharp, Learning & Impact Officer for the Welborn Baptist Foundation
John Benton, Wrap-Around Care Coordinator for Dream Center Evansville
Ross Chapman, Executive Director at For Evansville
Jonathan Boettcher, Director of Communications & Storytelling at For Evansville
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2020-03-1639 min