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Get IN. Sports with Dom MirandaWhy the Indiana High School Football Playoff System Needs Fixed | Kyle Neddenriep, IndyStarOn today's episode of Get IN. Sports, Dom Miranda sat down with Kyle Neddenriep, who is in his 19th season covering Indiana high school sports for the IndyStar, to preview the IHSAA football state tournament. Neddenriep discusses his career path from Missouri State and the Springfield News-Leader to Indianapolis, why he values telling athletes' stories, and his book Historic Hoosier Gyms about 100 vacated gyms across the state. The conversation highlights key 2026 football storylines, including Brownsburg's pursuit of a third straight 6A title, Warren Central's growth, standout running backs like Izayveon Moore an...
2026-10-2343 minGet IN. Sports with Dom MirandaHow Indianapolis Became a Sports Event Powerhouse | Sarah Myer, Indiana Sports CorpOn today's episode of Get IN. Sports, Dom Miranda sat down with Sarah Myer, chief of staff & strategy at Indiana Sports Corp, to discuss how Indianapolis attracts and delivers major sporting events and how her career led her there. Myer shares her Cleveland upbringing, Butler University experience, and marketing background at NUVO and the Indianapolis Symphony, including lessons on audience research, leadership, and finding her voice in male-dominated rooms. She details joining Indiana Sports Corp in 2019, navigating COVID and helping plan the 2021 March Madness tournament in 75 days (held exclusively at venues in...
2026-10-1654 min
Get IN. with Nate SpangleWhy Young Pros Should Choose Indianapolis Over Bigger Cities | Jak Kramer, Young Professionals of Central IndianaOn 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 explains YPCI as a membership-based organization with 400–500 members that hosts monthly happy hours and coffee connects, plus annual events like golf outings and galas to help young professionals meet friends and opportunities. He shares his path from attending his first YPCI event around age 24 to joining the board and becoming president, and describes choosing venues to support local businesses and coffee shops. He discusses keeping events non-transactional, using curiosity and au...
2026-10-1653 minGet IN. with Nate SpangleThe Fight to Preserve Indiana's Natural Beauty | Andrea Huntington, Indiana Land Protection AllianceOn 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 conservation community. ILPA member land trusts serve all 92 counties and have protected more than 176,000 acres. Huntington explains land trusts as nonprofit organizations that protect land for nature and people, often providing free public access via trails and amenities. She shares her path from practicing law to fundraising at Shirley Heinze Land Trust and then leading ILPA, which offers trainings, conferences, and technical support for land trust staff. Huntington also discusses misconceptions...
2026-10-121h 05Get IN. Sports with Dom MirandaWhy Indiana State Champions Drink Milk | Chris Kaufman, IHSAA and Sheri Shipp, American Dairy Association IndianaOn today's episode of Get IN. Sports, Dom Miranda sat down with Chris Kaufman, IHSAA assistant commissioner and foundation president, and Sheri Shipp, American Dairy Association Indiana youth wellness manager, to discuss their partnership that brings the "winners drink milk" tradition to Indiana high school state championships. They explain how the idea connects to the Indianapolis 500 milk tradition dating to Louis Meyer's 1940s victory, and how Indiana dairy farmers present ice-cold milk to selected student "milk drinkers" after championships. They describe strong student and community reactions and goals to make the tradition permanent while educating a...
2026-10-0925 min
Indiana Fever Daily PodcastFever Offseason Begins: Keeping Kelsey Mitchell Tops Indiana's ListKelsey Mitchell's free agency now defines the Indiana Fever offseason after the Aces closed out the first-round series. Indiana must re-sign its scoring star, settle Sophie Cunningham's future and fix the defense that sank a record-setting offense.In this episodeWhat's next for Fever? Caitlin Clark, Sophie Cunningham face busy offseason after WNBA playoff exit | Sporting News — Sporting News# Recap: Indiana Fever's Season Ends in Las Vegas With Loss to Aces — Offense Not Enough
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2026-10-0303 minGet IN. Sports with Dom MirandaIndiana High School Football Week 6 Results, Players of the Week, and Week 7 PreviewOn today's episode of Get IN. Sports, Dom Miranda and Nate Spangle recap Week 6 of Indiana high school football, including major upsets, four overtime games, and standout results like 6A No. 1 Brownsburg's convincing 38-14 triumph over No. 2 Westfield, Decatur Central's victory over Plainfield, Evansville Reitz staying unbeaten, Mooresville's big win over Franklin, Danville beating Yorktown, and Gibson Southern topping Heritage Hills. They also discuss struggling programs like Anderson and note there are 35 unbeaten teams remaining. The Week 6 Players of the Week, powered by Ascend Football, are Eastside QB Job Richmond (7 carries, 167 yards, 5 TDs) and Franklin...
2026-09-291h 14Indiana Fever Daily PodcastA'ja Wilson's 38 Buries Fever in Game 1; Indiana Faces EliminationThe Indiana Fever fell 102-85 to A'ja Wilson and the Las Vegas Aces in Game 1, leaving Caitlin Clark, Kelsey Mitchell and a hobbled Aliyah Boston one loss from elimination Tuesday. The loss came hours after Clark and Mitchell were named to the AP All-WNBA First Team.In this episodeLas Vegas Aces pummel Indiana Fever behind A'ja Wilson double-double: Highlights | Sports | centraloregondaily.com — Central Oregon DailyLas Vegas Aces pummel Indiana Fever behind A'ja Wilson double-double: Highlights | Sports | centraloregondaily.com
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2026-09-2805 minGet IN. Sports with Dom MirandaIndiana High School Football Midseason Report: Who's For Real?On today's episode of Get IN. Sports, Dom Miranda and Greg Rakestraw provide a midseason check-in of the Indiana high school football season and react to the Indianapolis Colts' 0-2 start following an overtime loss at Kansas City and major concern about the defense allowing 7.2 yards per play. They discuss late-game coaching decisions, Jonathan Taylor's strong performance, injuries, and a defining three-game stretch ahead versus Houston, in London against Washington, and at Pittsburgh. The conversation then shifts to Indiana prep football, led by Brownsburg's emergence as the 6A favorite, key running ba...
2026-09-2547 minGet IN. Sports with Dom MirandaIndiana High School Athletes Can Now Get Paid | Connor Glass, Church Church Hittle + AntrimOn today's episode of Get IN. Sports, Dom Miranda sat down with attorney Connor Glass of Church, Church, Hittle + Antrim about NIL entering Indiana high school athletics after the IHSAA adopted new "personal/public branding activities" rules. Glass explains Indiana is the 46th state to create an NIL framework and that deals must be independent of schools, with restrictions on using school gear, facilities, or achievements, plus reporting requirements and agent-notification rules. They discuss enforcement challenges, fears of pay-for-play and increased transfers, risks from bad actors and agents, and the need fo...
2026-09-1831 minGet IN. with Nate SpangleIndiana's Flood Recovery + The 92-Year-Old World Record Gravedigger | Lindsey Erdody, Free Press Indiana NewsOn 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 gravedigger, rural accountability, Trump accounts, and ArcFest. Our conversation begins with flood recovery, with Erdody noting that as of Sept. 11 FEMA had allocated $64.3 million to more than 15,000 applicants, with thousands still waiting, alongside 40,000 applications for up to $5,000 in state aid. She discusses documentation needs and impacts like prolonged power outages, mold, and food loss. We then shift to a highlight of Allen McCloskey of Galveston, Indiana...
2026-09-1849 minGet IN. with Nate Spangle31 Days to Win a Statewide Nomination | Max Engling, Indiana Secretary of State Nominee (R)On today's show I sat down with Max Engling, the Republican nominee for Indiana Secretary of State, who rose from a behind-the-scenes Senate staffer to statewide nominee in 31 days, winning the GOP convention in Fort Wayne with 53% on the second ballot. Engling shares moving from Illinois to Cicero, attending Ivy Tech and IUPUI while working long hours, and how debate helped shape his communication skills. He describes flying to Washington at 24 to hand out resumes, landing a role on the U.S. House Committee on House Administration, and later serving as director of member services for Speaker...
2026-09-161h 10Get IN. Sports with Dom MirandaThe Best of Week 4 in Indiana High School Football + Week 5 PreviewOn today's episode of Get IN. Sports, Dom Miranda and Nate Spangle recap Week 4 of Indiana high school football, including North Decatur's 80-0 blowout of Brown County, a thriller between Cathedral and Bishop Chatard, and 47 unbeaten teams remaining across the state. The game of the week was undoubtedly Cathedral and Bishop Chatard, a game in which the visiting Fighting Irish prevailed 16-14 over the Trojans. The end-of-game field-goal sequence involved a Cathedral pre-snap penalty, multiple timeouts, and a missed re-kick by Chatard as time expired. The Trojans have gone 3-1 against a tough early schedule, b...
2026-09-151h 03Get IN. Sports with Dom Miranda110 Points Combined and a 29-Game Win Streak Ends – Recapping Week 2 of Indiana High School FootballOn today's episode of Get IN. Sports, Dom Miranda and Nate Spangle recap Week 2 Indiana high school football results, preview Week 3 of the football season, and highlight Indiana's top volleyball dynasties like Muncie Burris, Yorktown, Wapahani, Mishawaka, and Providence. Notable Week 2 Indiana high school football results included Bremen's 62-0 win over Triton, Merrillville's 56-54 double-overtime win over Lafayette Jeff and its upcoming matchup with Crown Point, Danville's 34-21 win over Cascade, and East Central's 14-6 upset of New Palestine to snap its 29-game win streak. They also discuss Westfield's 38-34 win ov...
2026-09-0138 minGet IN. with Nate SpangleIndiana's Historic Floods + Coupon Tricks That Can Save You Hundreds | Lindsey Erdody, Free Press Indiana News & Emily Norwich, Em's Coupon ClipsOn today's show I sat down for another edition of Hoosier Headlines with Lindsey Erdody of Free Press Indiana News, covering severe storms that caused historic power outages in northwest Indiana, a 100-year flood impacting central and east central Indiana, displacement of Hoosiers, infrastructure damage, and reminders that homeowners insurance typically excludes flood damage with only about 1% of Hoosiers carrying flood insurance. We discuss safety tips for returning home, community relief efforts, and how Indiana's suspended gas tax through September 6 affects delayed reimbursements for local road funding, plus Indianapolis' wheel tax increase to secure state matching road...
2026-08-241h 37Get IN. with Nate SpangleWhy Poverty Is Indiana's Biggest Problem | Fred Payne, United Way of Central IndianaOn today's show I sat down with Fred Payne, President and CEO of United Way of Central Indiana, about his path from Louisiana to Indiana, meeting his wife in Bloomington, and his career spanning labor law, nearly a decade at Honda's plant in Greensburg, and serving almost five years as Indiana's Commissioner of Workforce Development. Payne explains the Department of Workforce Development's training role and its administration of unemployment insurance, highlighting COVID's surge that saw $10.2 billion paid to 900,000 Hoosiers over about two years. He then became President and CEO of United Way of Central Indiana...
2026-08-211h 15Get IN. Sports with Dom MirandaIndiana's Best High School Football Atmospheres, Mr. Football Candidates, and State Title ContendersOn today's episode of Get IN. Sports, host Dom Miranda and producer Will Duncan preview football across Indiana. Will tests Dom's football knowledge with Indiana Mr. Football trivia, naming the six winners who reached the NFL and identifying the last five Mr. Football winners. They then discuss 2026 Mr. Football candidates, state championship contenders, New Palestine's game vs. IMG Academy, favorite venues to cover, and college football outlooks for Purdue, IU, and Notre Dame. If you like this episode and want to hear more Get IN. Sports episodes where Dom talks about Indiana sports, visit getindiana.c...
2026-08-1825 minGet IN. Sports with Dom MirandaWhy Indiana Is One of America's Best States for High School Sports | Greg Rakestraw, ISC Sports NetworkOn today's episode of Get IN. Sports, Dom Miranda sat down with Greg Rakestraw, vice president of ISC Sports Network and Colts preseason/Indy Eleven voice. They discuss Indiana's unique sports culture and Rakestraw's path from a WTHR news internship and early radio work to leading ESPN 950, becoming program director at 1070 The Fan, and joining ISC full-time while keeping major broadcast roles. Rakestraw highlights Indianapolis as an elite sports market and the importance of connections in careers. The conversation then previews high school football, especially a loaded 6A field with Brownsburg, We...
2026-08-141h 00Get IN. with Nate SpangleWhy One Indiana Leader Keeps Reinventing His Career | Ryan Vaughn, EXOSOn today's show I sat down with Ryan Vaughn, president and general counsel of EXOS, about his career from deputy prosecutor in Indianapolis to private civil litigation, politics, public affairs, Indiana Sports Corp, and joining the fast-growing cybersecurity, IT, and talent firm EXOS. Vaughn describes campaigning for prosecutor Carl Brizzi, serving on and later leading the Indianapolis City-County Council during Mayor Ballard's first term, and major initiatives like Broad Ripple redevelopment and selling city utilities to Citizens. He then served as Ballard's chief of staff, moved to lead Indiana Sports Corp, and highlighted Indy's collaborative...
2026-08-121h 15Get IN. with Nate SpangleHow Inmate Handlers Train Service Dogs That Change Lives | Jillian Ashton, Indiana Canine Assistant NetworkOn today's show I sat down with Jillian Ashton, president and CEO of the Indiana Canine Assistant Network (ICAN), Indiana's only accredited service dog organization through Assistance Dogs International, during International Assistance Dog Week. Ashton explains how ICAN trains service dogs to support children, adults, and veterans with mobility and psychiatric needs, and how dogs can serve as a social bridge in public. She details ICAN's unique model of training dogs primarily in Indiana correctional facilities, including two-week in-prison team training where inmate handlers transfer skills to clients. ICAN places about 20 dogs per year, with roughly a 50...
2026-08-031h 01Get IN. with Nate SpangleCanoeing 84 Miles on the White River + Indiana's Biggest Stories | Lindsey Erdody, Free Press IndianaOn today's show I sat down with Lindsey Erdody, editor-in-chief of the nonprofit Free Press Indiana News, to cover how she built the statewide newsroom and the latest headlines across Indiana. Before the segment with Erdody, Will Hudson and I recap the 5-day, 4-night, 84-mile White River canoe trip from Muncie to Indianapolis. It was an enlightening, extremely informative adventure marked by heat, rain, lightning, a long unmaintained portage in Broad Ripple, and tough nights like camping on Goose Island. We learned a lot about river wildlife and the people and organizations who are working to restore...
2026-07-311h 03Get IN. with Nate SpangleHe Turned Down ESPN to Stay in Indiana | Dave Calabro, Playmakers PodcastOn today's show I sat down with longtime Indiana sports broadcaster Dave Calabro, who spent nearly 40 years in TV, has been a track announcer at Indianapolis Motor Speedway PA since 1985, and is host of IBJ Media's Playmakers, a podcast that features athletes, coaches, executives, and leaders connected to Indiana sports. Calabro traces his start as a Ben Davis High School radio student who needed an FCC license, his Butler years working overnight radio shifts, and an internship with Tom Carnegie that led to his IMS PA role. He shares career pivots from news to sports, traveling with...
2026-07-2748 minGet IN. with Nate SpangleThe Truth About Modern Farming Most Americans Never Hear | Denise Scarborough, Indiana Soybean AllianceI traveled to LaPorte County, Indiana for today's show and sat down with Denise Scarborough, a third-generation farmer, ag lender, and chair of the Indiana Soybean Alliance (ISA), to discuss what modern farming really looks like, from growing soybeans, commercial corn, seed corn, and wheat to adopting cover crops, irrigation, intercropping, and precision GPS mapping. Denise explains why she and her husband Mark volunteer through groups like Indiana Farm Bureau and ISA to combat farming misconceptions, build relationships, and represent farmers on trade missions that strengthen export demand, noting the United States' grain's consistent quality and how...
2026-07-2056 minGet IN. with Nate SpangleHe Became CEO Without Ever Selling Insurance | Kevin Murphy, Indiana Farm Bureau InsuranceOn today's show I sat down with Kevin Murphy, executive vice president and CEO of Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance, about his non-traditional rise from actuary to leading a 1,600-person organization serving all 92 Indiana counties. Murphy shares his educational journey from Franklin College to earning math master's at Miami of Ohio, the rigorous actuarial exam process while he was working, and how a Safeco consolidation led him to join Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance in 2000. He explains the company's origins in 1934 to address affordable farm insurance, how it also serves non-farm customers, and its structure under Indiana...
2026-07-171h 19Get IN. with Nate SpangleWhy Indiana Isn't a Flyover State Anymore | Danny Lopez, Indiana State Representative (R)On today's show I sat down with Danny Lopez, Indiana State Representative (House District 39) and President & CEO of Vincam Public Relations, about how sports drives economic development in Indiana. Lopez moved from Miami to Indiana in 2008 and was pulled into state leadership circles. He discusses talent retention through "boomeranging" graduates back to Indiana, the state's population growth versus neighboring states, and how user-funded venue deals can minimize general-fund taxpayer risk. Lopez details his transition from serving in Governor Holcomb's office to leading external affairs for Pacers Sports & Entertainment during COVID, Gainbridge Fieldhouse renovations, and planning...
2026-07-031h 12Get IN. with Nate SpangleWhy You Shouldn't Blindly Follow a Political Party | Lindsay Gramlich & Beau Bayh, Indiana Democratic CandidatesOn today's show I sat down with Lindsay Gramlich, CEO of Girls Inc. of Greater Indianapolis and 2026 Democratic candidate for Indiana House District 39, and Beau Bayh, Marine Corps veteran, attorney, and 2026 Democratic candidate for Indiana Secretary of State. They discuss public service, getting young Hoosiers engaged in government, why to enter politics despite negativity, focusing on listening, community, and working across the aisle, and issues young people care about including jobs, student loans, affordability, healthcare, safety, and especially housing costs and brain drain. Bayh explains the Secretary of State's duties and measures success by increasing...
2026-07-011h 12
Agbioscience434. AgriNovus CEO Christy Wright with a checkup on Indiana’s agbioscience economy, hubs, headquarters + their impact on the state + launching a new economic identity for sustained momentumAgriNovus’ plans to align with those opportunities and be aAt the midpoint of 2026, there is a lot to reflect on across Indiana’s agbioscience economy and the sector at large. AgriNovus President and CEO, Christy Wright, joins today for an economic checkup. She highlights big wins for Indiana in 2026 – from hubs to headquarters – and looks ahead to AgriNovus’ moves to impact the state long-term. Highlights include: Corteva’s decision to double down on Indiana, choosing the state for its global headquarters, what factors ultimately helped drive that decision and what it signals to the rest of the state USDA’s pending relocatio...
2026-06-2233 minGet IN. with Nate SpangleThe Chocolate Maker Who Built a $20 Million Dinosaur Museum | Mark Tarner, South Bend Chocolate Company & Indiana Dinosaur MuseumOn today's show I sat down with Mark Tarner, founder of the South Bend Chocolate Company and the Indiana Dinosaur Museum in South Bend. Tarner grew up in Leesburg, moved to South Bend at 13, and learned candy-making from his father before leaving his dad's business at 28 to build a branded, higher-quality chocolate company. The South Bend Chocolate Company got its start in 1991 beginning with three Notre Dame licensed chocolates called the Domer, the Rockne and Nuts for ND. Three years later it became incorporated and today has 16 company-owned stores in northern Indiana, franchise locations in Indiana, Michigan...
2026-06-1558 minGet IN. with Nate SpangleHow Indiana Farmers Feed the World | David Hardin, Hardin FarmsOn today's show I sat down with David Hardin of Danville, Indiana, a sixth-generation hog farmer whose family has farmed the Hendricks/Marion County line since 1827. Hardin explains the newly renovated barn at Hardin Farms and early piglet care (warm temps, sanitation, weaning at 3–4 weeks and ~12–15 pounds), daily health checks, and judicious antibiotic use. We discuss farming economics as "price takers," levers like efficiency and differentiation, and how pigs are fed mostly Indiana corn and soybeans through multiple ration changes to reach ~300 pounds in about five months before shipping to processors such as Tyson, Indiana Pack...
2026-05-2555 min
Agbioscience428. Introducing BioHeartland - a unified identity to share Indiana's bioscience storyToday we are proud to announce the launch of BioHeartland, a shared identity designed to amplify Indiana’s leading bioscience ecosystem at the convergence of human, animal and plant health. As Indiana competes globally for the next generation of bioscience jobs, companies and innovation, leaders across industry, academia and economic development are rallying around our unified story. Developed through a collaborative effort led by CEOs of Indiana Corporate Partnership (CICP), AgriNovus and BioCrossroads, and in partnership with the Central Indiana Regional Development Authority (CIRDA), BioHeartland was created to give Indiana a more cohesive way to sha...
2026-05-1932 minGet IN. with Nate SpangleThe Bold Plan to Make Indiana America's Next Boom State | Chris Jensen, Scott Fadness & Andrew Greenwood, Central Indiana Regional Development AuthorityOn today's show I sat down with Noblesville Mayor Chris Jensen, Fishers Mayor Scott Fadness, and Bargersville Town Council President Andrew Greenwood about how their fast-growing central Indiana communities gained national attention and why they formed the Central Indiana Regional Development Authority (CIRDA) to collaborate across 32 municipalities representing about 40% of Indiana's GDP. They discuss balancing competition and cooperation on issues like economic identity, arts and culture, public safety and gun crime coordination, infrastructure, and fiscal pressures including property tax reforms and rising costs. Another major focus is data centers, with CIRDA convening utilities, developers, and...
2026-05-191h 12Get IN. with Nate SpangleWhy Indiana Is a Hidden Gem for Golf Trips | Josh Levitats, JEL Golf TravelOn today's show I sat down with Josh Levitats, founder and CEO of JEL Golf Travel, the only Indiana-based golf tour operator that builds golf trips and positions Indiana as a hidden-gem golf destination. Levitats shares how he got into golf at a young age, moved from Miami to Carmel, and began informally booking group golf trips in 2019 before officially launching his company in 2023. He explains how he plans itineraries and packages that combine tee times, lodging, transportation, and off-course experiences, emphasizing that the best part of a golf trip is the post-round camaraderie. Our...
2026-05-041h 06Get IN. with Nate SpangleGet Indiana From Founding to the FutureOn today's show I sat down with my colleague Cheyne Reiter to share a behind-the-scenes deep dive into Get Indiana's rapid growth, from its origins as a Powderkeg business podcast launched in March 2023 to a broader statewide media brand with a website, newsletters and socials launched in 2025. We outline the company's ecosystem, with almost 300,000 combined social followers across 10 social accounts, a statewide newsletter and multiple localized newsletters reaching over 25,000 Hoosiers, daily blog posts from a team of writers, and an advertiser-supported model. We announce the Get Indiana Podcast Network, adding Allison Martin's "IN the Parks"...
2026-04-1757 min
Progressive Indiana Network Special EventsIndiana State House District 48 Democratic Primary DebateProduced by:Progressive Indiana Network : https:/www.progressiveindiana.netModerator:Scott Aaron Rogers: https://hoosleft.us/Candidates:Carl Stutsman: https://carlstutsman4in.org/Emily Yaw: Campaign FacebookSUMMARY:Scott Aaron Rogers moderates the Progressive Indiana Network’s Democratic primary debate for Indiana House District 48, covering Cleveland, Osolo, and Washington townships and portions of Baugo and Concord Township in northern Elkhart County. The two candidates — Carl Stutsman, a former community journalist and lifelong Elkhart County resident, and Emily Yaw, an accountant and foster parent turn...
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Progressive Indiana Network Special EventsIndiana State House District 63 Democratic Primary DebateProduced by:Progressive Indiana Network : https://www.progressiveindiana.netModerator:Rachael Chatham: https://rchathampr.com/Candidates:Tiffanie Arthur: https://www.tiffaniearthur.com/Anthony Bolen: https://www.anthonybolen4in63.com/Adam Mann: Campaign FacebookSUMMARY:Three Democratic candidates for Indiana House District 63 debated across five policy categories — healthcare, infrastructure, affordability, education, and housing — covering eleven substantive questions. All three candidates broadly agreed on core progressive critiques: Indiana’s Republican supermajority has consistently prioritized corporate profits over working families, a budget surplus has been a...
2026-04-031h 17
The State of Inquiry (Audio)Rural Indiana 4 of 4: What We GrowWhen farmers face challenges, how do they decide it’s time to make a change? In this episode we explore how land, food systems, and rural values shape decision-making across Indiana’s agricultural communities.Rural communities are built on decisions about land, food, and what gets passed on to the next generation. In this final episode of the Rural Indiana series, James Farmer joins guest-host Kyla Cox Deckard to examine how farmers and landowners make choices in the face of economic pressure, environmental change, and deep ties to place.James Farmer is an associate professor in I...
2026-03-2052 min
Progressive Indiana Network Special EventsSocialist Party of Indiana Kickoff Eventhttps://progressiveindiana.nethttps://socialistpartyin.com/The Socialist Party of Indiana held its official launch event in Terre Haute at the historic Eugene V. Debs Museum, bringing together organizers, candidates, and activists to announce the formation of a new political party aimed at giving working-class Hoosiers a voice in government. Party Chair Mary Kate Dugan outlined the path to party recognition: gathering 100,000 signatures to get Secretary of State candidate Harrison Jacobo on the ballot and securing 2% of the vote in the general election. Speakers addressed Indiana’s failures on education funding (school voucher schemes defunding pu...
2026-03-1655 minGet IN. with Nate SpangleIndiana's 10 Oldest Restaurants, Concert Lineups Revealed in Indy and South Bend, and St. Patrick's Day IdeasOn today's show I sat down with my colleague Cheyne Reiter to discuss trending headlines, Indiana events, St. Patrick's Day weekend ideas, and more. Plus, I was joined by Cameron Sickafoose, who built a database of over 850 Indiana restaurants that have been open 30-plus years, including the Log Inn from 1825. We discuss Sweetwater founder Chuck Surack's group investing millions to build a 30–35,000 sq. ft. downtown Fort Wayne grocery store with bakery, deli, and fresh meat, targeted for early 2027. We then get into the $33.4B acquisition of AES by Global Infrastructure Partners and EQT Infrastructure and discuss concerns ab...
2026-03-1355 min
Progressive Indiana Network Special EventsIndiana Rural Summit Campus Tour @ IUprogressiveindiana.netindianaruralsummit.orgbeinvolved.bloomington.iu.edu/organization/collegedemsatiuThree young Democratic organizers discuss building the next generation of Indiana political leadership at the kickoff of Indiana Rural Summit’s campus tour. Ben Baranko (freshman), Isaac Chapman Whitehead (junior), and Zach Harrison (grad student in social work) explain their political awakenings and organizing experiences. They address how growing up under Trump has shaped them, why young men shifted right in 2024, and the importance of competing everywhere. Harrison highlights the Rural Summit’s success: 91 of 100 State House races and all 25 Senate races have Demo...
2026-02-2848 minGet IN. with Nate SpangleThe Rise of Major League Volleyball and Women's Sports in Indiana | Lauren Bertolacci and Ainise Havili, Indy IgniteOn today's show I learned the ins and outs of professional volleyball with Indy Ignite head coach Lauren Bertolacci and player Ainise Havili. The Ignite are one of eight Major League Volleyball teams and play their home matches at the Fishers Event Center. We discuss the rapid growth of women's sports in Indiana, the establishment of Major League Volleyball, and the volleyball experiences of both Lauren and Ainise. Lauren, an Australian-raised volleyball player turned coach, shares her journey through professional leagues in Europe before joining the Ignite. Ainise, a setter with an impressive...
2026-01-191h 00
On the Aisle with Tom AlvarezCentral Indiana Dance Ensemble Founder & Executive Director Suzanne DeLay and Artistic Director Ashley Jacobs Train and Nurture the Next Generation of Ballet Artists.In this wide-ranging conversation, we explore the stories, artistry, and leadership behind two of Central Indiana’s most influential performing arts forces: Central Indiana Dance Ensemble (CIDE) and the Indiana Repertory Theatre (IRT).The episode opens with the origins of CIDE and its companion school, the Central Indiana Academy of Dance, founded over 25 years ago by former Sacramento Ballet dancer Suzanne DeLay. What began as a response to a major cultural gap—no youth concert ballet company and no local Nutcracker—quickly grew from fewer than 50 dancers into a thriving nonprofit organization. Today, CIDE supports more than 70 compan...
2026-01-161h 05Get IN. with Nate SpangleThe Road to Visiting 1,000 Indiana Towns: Celebrating 2025 and What's Ahead in 2026On today's special New Year's Eve episode, I sat down with two of my Get Indiana team members Will Hudson and Robert Porter to reflect on the past year and discuss our ambitious plans for 2026. They each highlight their favorite moments and achievements of 2025, including memorable shoots, podcast episodes and guests, and personal milestones. We also dive into the exciting plan of visiting 1,000 towns across Indiana in 2026, sharing unique facts and reasons why the state is underrated. If you like this episode and want to hear more Get IN. episodes where I interview...
2025-12-3130 minGet IN. with Nate SpangleWhy Silicon Valley Is Investing in Small Indiana Towns | Brandon Noll, Plug and PlayOn today's show I sat down with Brandon Noll, director of Indiana operations for Plug and Play. We discuss the vibrant med tech and orthopedic industry in Warsaw, Indiana, the impact of global innovation platforms like Plug and Play, and Noll's personal journey from a small rural farm in Pleasant Lake, Indiana, to leading startup acceleration efforts. Our conversation covers the growth of startups in Indiana, the role of investment and corporate partnerships, and the importance of community support in fostering innovation. Noll also dives into his background, from working in finance to...
2025-12-221h 17Get IN. with Nate SpangleHow an Indiana Wrestler Became an NCAA Champion, Olympian, and Real American Freestyle Competitor | Mason ParrisOn today's show I sat down with Lawrenceburg, Indiana native Mason Parris, who has cemented himself as one of the Hoosier State's greatest wrestlers of all time following an NCAA heavyweight title and 2024 Olympic appearance. We explore Mason's stellar wrestling career from his high school days at Lawrenceburg, where he was a three-time IHSAA state champion, to representing the USA at the Olympics, and his current involvement in Real American Freestyle wrestling. Mason reflects on his hometown roots, balancing multiple sports, the college selection process, his brief stints exploring careers in the NFL and WWE...
2025-12-1735 min
Agbioscience396. Indiana Farm Bureau’s Katie Nelson on legislative priorities, trade agreements + navigating uncertaintyIndiana Farm Bureau has outlined its legislative priorities for 2026 and this week. Katie Nelson, the organization’s Executive Director of Public Policy, joins this week to talk about the three buckets of prioritization heading into session, why they’re focused on broad issues and the call to action for agbioscience innovators. We get into: A legislative recap of 2025 and lingering challenges that persist for the industry The broad policy scope that Indiana Farm Bureau has casted heading into 2026 and the “why” behind that Investment in agriculture, the challenges farmers are facing and how Katie hopes some measure...
2025-11-1013 minGet IN. with Nate SpangleChasing Greatness: The Nation's #1 Rusher Myles Mclaughlin & Miss Indiana USA 2025 Sydney ShrewsburyOn today's show I sat down with two Hoosiers making national headlines this fall. My first guest was Myles Mclaughlin, the nation's top high school rusher from Knox, Indiana. We discuss his journey, team dynamics, and future aspirations of playing football at the next level. I then had an engaging interview with Sydney Shrewsbury, Miss Indiana USA 2025. She shares her background from Kentucky to Indiana, the unique distinctions between Miss America and Miss USA, and her preparations for Miss USA 2025 that takes place in Reno, Nevada from Oct. 18-24. This year's edition will mark the 74...
2025-10-101h 09
Noon EditionHow Indiana’s cuts to early learning will impact families and providersIndiana is slashing available seats in state-funded preschool programs next year and reducing reimbursement for preschools.The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration announced the cuts in June and said the state was narrowing eligibility for these programs.Read more: Indiana slashes number of children in state preschool programThe programs were funded by about $1 billion in pandemic money that ran out this year and isn’t being replaced by the legislature.Although Indiana Gov. Mike Braun pushed for increased funding, lawmakers ended up passing a smaller budget due to weak re...
2025-10-0353 minGet IN. with Nate SpangleThe Mission to Make Indiana the Food Sports Capital of America | Larry Dickerson, Culinary CrossroadsOn today's show I sat down with Larry Dickerson, founder and director of Culinary Crossroads. We discuss Indiana's ambition to become the culinary hub of America and the journey to bring the prestigious World Food Championships to Indianapolis. Larry shares his experiences in promoting Indiana's culinary identity and the role of culinary excellence in boosting the state's tourism and local economy. He also highlights the importance of community collaboration and the strategic steps taken from 2019 to 2024 to secure the World Food Championships, emphasizing Indiana's culinary assets and potential. You are going...
2025-10-0159 min
Agbioscience381. Indiana State Fair’s Cindy Hoye on 15 days of agbioscience innovation + creating a meaningful consumer experienceFor the first time in Agbioscience video history, we have taken the show on the road; and not to just any venue...but to the iconic Indiana State Fair. Spanning 15 days that welcome hundreds of thousands of visitors, those consumers and small businesses help to generate millions for the regional economy in its two weeks run. Today our guest host Kenda Resler Friend from KRF Public Relations is joined by Indiana State Fair Executive Director, Cindy Hoye, to talk the impact of consumer experience, agbioscience innovation and the fairgrounds beyond these two weeks. We get into:
2025-08-1830 minGet IN. with Nate SpangleThe Hidden Economy Fueling Indiana's Growth | Cory Martin, Mission Control On today's show I sat down with Cory Martin, CEO of Mission Control, to explore the profound economic and social impact of associations and nonprofits in Indiana. We discuss the historical significance of incentive-driven nonprofit relocations to Indianapolis, the differences between associations and traditional nonprofits, and the dynamic nature of nonprofit management work. Our conversation also highlights the significance of hosting large association meetings in Indianapolis and the ripple effects these events can have on the local economy. Tune in for insights into how associations contribute to economic development and the unique...
2025-08-1153 minGet IN. with Nate SpangleThe Story of Indiana's Most Iconic Tire | Hoosier Racing TireToday I sat down with guests Joerg Burfien, President and CEO of Hoosier Racing Tire, and Paul Menting, Vice President of Sales, to uncover the incredible journey of this iconic Indiana-based company. The duo shares the storied history of Hoosier Racing Tire, from its founding by Bob and Joyce Newton in 1958 to its remarkable growth into a global leader in performance racing tires. We delve into Hoosier Tire's acquisitions and innovations, including its unique approach to product development, such as the new 'Track Attack' street-legal tire. The conversation also sheds light on the...
2025-07-071h 01Get IN. with Nate SpangleGiving Families One More Memory | J'Lynn Edwards, Indiana WishIn today's episode I sat down with J'Lynn Edwards, the Executive Director of Indiana Wish. Indiana Wish is a nonprofit organization dedicated to granting wishes for Hoosier children with life-threatening illnesses. We discuss the organization's origins, its impact on families, and various memorable wishes granted over the years. We also delve into the importance of community involvement and how volunteers and donations help keep the mission alive. The episode highlights the emotional and inspirational stories behind the wishes and emphasizes the transformative power of hope and community support. You are going to learn...
2025-06-1747 minGet IN. with Nate SpangleInside Indiana's Most Iconic Music Venue | Jenny Boyts, Forty5In today's episode I sat down with Jenny Boyts, CEO of Forty5, a leading independent concert promoter in Indiana. We delved into the ways smaller artists can thrive in the Indianapolis music scene and the role of local venues like the historic Vogue Theater and Rock the Ruins. (If you haven't been to Holliday park for one of these shows you are missing out!) Jenny shared insights on their partnership with Indy Parks, upcoming indie and country artists to look out for, and exciting plans for Broad Ripple Park. We also covered the b...
2025-06-0956 minGet IN. with Nate SpangleIndiana's Largest Family-Owned Real Estate Company | F.C. Tucker CompanyIn today's episode, I sat down with Andy Rudolph, the Vice President of Franchise Operations for FC Tucker Company. We discuss the extensive history and growth of the FC Tucker brand, starting from its humble beginnings in 1917 to becoming the largest independent family-owned real estate company in the United States. Andy shares insights into the company's successful franchising model, significant real estate statistics in Indiana, and the company's impact on local communities. Tune in to hear the story of FC Tucker's growth, their commitment to community involvement, and what the future holds for Indiana real es...
2025-05-141h 10Get IN. with Nate SpangleHow hard is it to build a home in Indiana? | Estridge Homes, Clint MitchellIn today's episode, I sat down with Clint Mitchell, the CEO and co-owner of Estridge Homes. We discuss the incredible journey of Estridge Homes and its lasting impact on central Indiana. From Clint's beginnings at Angie's List to becoming a key player in the residential real estate market, we delve into the entrepreneurial spirit, the significance of the local community, and the booming housing market in Indiana. Whether you're interested in real estate development, urban planning, or just curious about the expansive growth in the Hoosier State, this episode is packed with valuable insights and fu...
2025-05-121h 18
All INdiana PoliticsTrump tarriffs begin to impact IndianaOn this edition of “All Indiana Politics,” President Donald Trump’s tariffs are now in effect and they’re already having an impact on Indiana.Stellantis said Thursday it was temporarily laying off 900 workers, including employees at its Kokomo facilities, due to President Trump’s new auto tariffs.Indiana’s most senior member of Congress on Friday said President Donald Trump’s new tariffs especially threaten low-income families and farmers.Gov. Mike Braun said he doesn’t think the tariffs mean guaranteed higher prices.A U.S. senator from Indiana had a message for a for...
2025-04-0720 minGet IN. with Nate SpangleRevealing Untold Indiana Stories with Sampson LevingstonI got the chance to sit down with Samson Levingston, the passionate Indiana native and creator of 'Through Two Eyes.' Samson shares his infectious enthusiasm for Hoosier history, recounting how his interest blossomed and detailing some of Indiana's lesser-known historical treasures. Our conversation spans a ton of topics, from the detailed history beneath Indiana's streets to vibrant tales of forgotten black settlements and historical landmarks. You are going to learn about: Indiana's significant history and influence Interesting stories about local places Impact of preserving history and culture Thank you to our...
2025-04-071h 06Get IN. with Nate SpangleHow's the Culture in Indiana?In this episode, I interview Keira Amstutz, leader of Indiana Humanities, to uncover the impact of public humanities on the Hoosier State. We delve into local culture, the importance of community engagement, and Keira's personal journey. Keira highlights key initiatives, from book clubs to Smithsonian exhibits, showcasing how Indiana Humanities enriches lives across all 92 counties. Tune in to learn about the essence of humanities and how these programs foster community connections. Listeners will learn about: The multifaceted role of Indiana Humanities and its community impact How to get involved in...
2025-01-151h 03Noon Edition2025 Indiana legislative session starts on January 8The Indiana General Assembly will convene on Jan. 8 to begin crafting laws for the upcoming year. The 100 representatives and 50 senators look to tackle a multitude of issues for 2025, with education being a top priority. Indiana ranked seventh in the U.S for Pre-K through 12 grade. However, lawmakers look to increase pay to help fill teacher shortages, fund summer schools and improve services for students with disabilities. Read More: Vouchers for Indiana students with disabilities hits record enrollment Lawmakers also will have to pass a new budget to run the state for the next two...
2025-01-0353 min
Unbound: A Collection of Indiana StoriesBehind Bars: Prisons and Reform in IndianaHave Comments, Questions, or Anecdotes? Send 'em our way we'd love to hear them! This episode Casey and Regan are on the lam exploring the histories of prisons and prison reform in Indiana. Regan begins by telling us the story of two prison reformers Rhoda Coffin and Sarah J. Smith who helped to found the first women's prison in Indiana; which spurs a conversation into the complexities of historical figures. Casey dives into the fascinating history of the Indiana Boys' School a prison for boys ages 8 - 21 which operated in Indiana between 1867 and 2005. Rhoda...
2025-01-0233 minNoon EditionExperts talk about Indiana childcare issues and their effectsThe Indiana Chamber of Commerce recently published “Untapped Potential in IN,” a report on how childcare issues affect the state’s economy. The report concluded that Indiana is losing more than $4 billion annually — including more than $1 billion in tax revenue — because of childcare issues. Read the report here.The data came from a survey in March of 609 parents with a child under the age of 6. The United States Chamber of Commerce Foundation conducted the survey. It found that 57 percent of parents of young children missed work or class at least once because of ch...
2024-10-2553 min
Homeschool IndianaIndiana Homeschool Diploma Updates | Kylene Varner | Episode 23Join Homeschool Indiana's co-host Courtney Nalin as she interviews Kylene Varner, Legislative Liaison for the Indiana Association of Home Educators (IAHE), to discuss the Indiana Department of Education's (IDOE) proposed changes to high school diploma requirements.
Kylene provides a comprehensive breakdown of the original proposals, the public response, and the subsequent revisions. She offers a detailed comparison between the updated requirements and the current Core 40 standards, addressing concerns about potential academic impact, effects on future graduates, and implications for Hoosier families.
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2024-09-2744 min
Our City Our VoicePreparing for Hispanic Heritage Month Celebrations at the Indiana Historical SocietyThe Indiana Historical Society is getting ready to kick off its Hispanic Heritage Month celebrations with a series of events that will spotlight the contributions of Latino communities in Indiana.This year’s programming features a mix of featured artists, special programs, and traveling exhibits, drawing inspiration from the IHS press book, Hoosier Latinos: A Century of Struggle, Service, and Success.The month-long celebration, beginning Sept. 14, will offer free admission and a variety of special programs. Among the highlights, nationally celebrated artist Justin Favela will showcase his works.WISH-TV contributor Bibi Heredia, who joined News 8 an...
2024-09-1303 min
Focus on FoodFoodCon 11: Celebrating the Art and Culture of Food in IndianaThe 11th annual FoodCon at the Harrison Center is set for August 2 from 6-9 p.m. Created in 2010, this unconventional convention celebrates the art and culture of food in Indiana. Indiana Humanities will debut its new short film series, “Recipes For Our Community,” during the event. The films were produced by the Indiana Humanities team.Communication Manager Anna Bowman discussed the event and the short films. The event will feature edible bugs and milkweed, the latter highlighted in one of the films where a member of the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma demonstrates cooking milkweed, a plant commonly foun...
2024-08-0104 minUnbound: A Collection of Indiana StoriesHip Hip HOORAY: Celebrations in IndianaHave Comments, Questions, or Anecdotes? Send 'em our way we'd love to hear them! On this Independence Day, Casey and Regan look at some other celebrations that occur throughout Indiana. First looking at a celebration of Mexican Independence Day called Fiestas Patrias which celebrates its 100th anniversary this year in Northwest Indiana. Then Regan tells us about the Indiana Black Expo which is an annual conference held in Indianapolis. Further Information:Crowd at the Indiana Black ExpoCrowd at Black Expo, 1971Indiana Black Expo Planning CommitteeFiestas Patrias Parade Float
2024-07-0422 min
Courtside Indiana PodcastEpisode 254 - June means Indiana all-stars and a season anewThe Indiana senior and junior all-stars had their games vs. each other and Kentucky this past week, and June basketball is back! We have reports from team camps and leagues from across the state.
Hosts:
Dominique Neely
Jim Reamer
Kyler Staley
Zak Tyler
Patrick Wooley
Thank you for listening to Courtside Indiana podcast. If you listen every week, we appreciate it. If not, please hit the subscribe or add button on your podcast app to get them delivered straight to...
2024-06-111h 23Unbound: A Collection of Indiana StoriesLiving Queer in Indiana: LGBTQ Collection StoriesHave Comments, Questions, or Anecdotes? Send 'em our way we'd love to hear them! Happy Pride Month from the Indiana Historical Society. This week we are delving into LGBTQ history in Indiana. Casey and Regan explore the stories of two queer Hoosiers, veteran Gerri Daniels and the Indianapolis icon from the 1980s Kenn E King. You might know him better as Nurse Safe Sexx. We want to thank Gerri and Kenn for telling their stories and allowing us at the Indiana Historical Society to tell them. The Indiana Historical Society is always collecting Indiana history a...
2024-06-061h 00Courtside Indiana PodcastEpisode 233 - Projecting the 2024 Indiana all-star teamAll tolled, we looked at 18-20 prospects for the 2024 Indiana all-star team. We had a consensus of six locks, two near locks and three others before we each presented our 13 picks.
Weekly Features:
Recruiting updates
Best Game/Team Best Player Performance
Surprises
Locks!
Games we’re watching
Hosts:
Dominique Neely
Jim Reamer
Kyler Staley
Zak Tyler
Patrick Wooley
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2024-01-301h 58Unbound: A Collection of Indiana StoriesSwish: Indiana BasketballHave Comments, Questions, or Anecdotes? Send 'em our way we'd love to hear them! This week, Casey and Regan discuss the legacy of an Indiana tradition: basketball. We begin by looking into the sports history from its invention all the way through 2016. Then we look into the Indiana legend Chuck Taylor whose basketball career has a legacy that has lasted till this day. Check out the articles here: Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, Summer 2007, Volume 19, Number 3 - Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History - Indiana Historical Society Digital Images (indianahistory.org) T...
2023-11-1655 min
Local MattersHi. We're Indiana Gifts. Nice to meet you.“Local Matters with Mel McMahon” brings you the stories of Indiana Owned business owners and community members making a positive impact in Indiana. On this special episode, Indiana Owned and Indiana Gifts co-founder Mel McMahon chats with Cody Adams of WISH-TV8’s “Life.Style.Live!” about the idea for Indiana Gifts, how the brick-and mortar location in Lebanon, Indiana came to be, and the importance of community support for small businesses. It’s all about the mission—creating healthier, stronger communities and more jobs in Indiana through the support of local. Thanks for listening!Subscribe on Google Podcasts and w...
2023-09-0807 min
LIFE.STYLE.LIVE!Discover Indiana’s Hidden Treasures: Author Jamie Ward unveils ‘100 Things to Do in Indiana Before You Die’Get ready to embark on an extraordinary journey through the Hoosier state with local author Jamie Ward, as she unveils her latest book, “100 Things to Do in Indiana Before You Die,” published by Reedy Press. Indiana, known for the fast-paced action of the Indy 500 and the tranquil moments of watching bison roam the prairie, offers a diverse array of experiences for all. Jamie’s guidebook is your passport to the very best Indiana has to offer, providing itineraries, tips, and ideas suitable for the entire family.In this comprehensive guide, Jamie, a true Indiana native, reveals the state’...
2023-08-2506 min
Medical Minutes with WISH-TV‘Health Spotlight Town Hall Special’ examines Indiana’s No. 1 cause of death: heart diseaseFor the past two years, News 8 has been proud to team up with partners at Community Health Network to dedicate time to talk about the biggest health issues facing Indiana. The “WISH-TV Health Spotlight Special” talked about the No. 1 cause of death in the state, which can be a silent killer, heart disease. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control says heart disease was the No. 1 cause of death in 42 of the 50 states including Indiana in 2021. Only 13 states had a higher death rate from heart disease than Indiana. In 2021, on average in Indiana, more than 40 people died every single day...
2023-07-0724 minLocal MattersLucas Molloy, Brothers Molloy Events | Uncork Me Indiana“Local Matters with Mel McMahon” brings you incredible stories about Indiana Owned businesses and community members making a positive impact in Indiana. On this episode, Indiana Owned and Indiana Gifts co-founder Mel McMahon chats with Lucas Molloy, Founder of Brothers Molloy Events. We'll get the story of how he started Brothers Molloy, we'll talk about bringing Uncork Me Indiana to Military Park on June 24, and the goal of keeping customers happy and smiling. It’s all about the mission—creating healthier, stronger communities and more jobs in Indiana through the support of local. Thanks for listening!Sub...
2023-04-2815 minCourtside Indiana PodcastEpisode 184 - Indiana all-stars, snubs and Mr. Basketball finalistsDominique Neely, Jim Reamer, Kyler Staley and Zak Tyler discuss the Mr. Basketball finalists, then move into the Indiana all-star including a lot of talk on snubs.
Thank you for listening to Courtside Indiana podcast. If you listen every week, we appreciate it. If not, please hit the subscribe or add button on your podcast app to get them delivered straight to your phone tablet or desktop. As always, we’d appreciate a rating and review, and you can reach us directly on our Courtside Indiana Twitter and Instagram
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2023-04-111h 06
Caregiver CrossingIs Central Indiana a good place to grow old?Is Central Indiana a good place to grow old? Are the basic needs of older adults in Central Indiana being met? What are emerging trends and issues related to older adults in Central Indiana? In this episode we are joined by Julie Koegel, Grant Office with Central Indiana Senior Fund, who will help answer these questions.Resources mentioned in this podcast:CICOA: www.cicoa.org Central Indiana Senior Fund: www.cicf.org https://centralindiana.stateofaging.org/Email Tina: tina@joyshouse.org Learn more about Joy’s House: www.j...
2023-02-2216 minCourtside Indiana PodcastEpisode 166 - To be or Not to be an Indiana all-starDominique Neely, Jim Reamer and Zak Tyler project their versions of the 2023 Indiana all-star team. Who are the locks? Who else will be in the mix? The role geography and team success plays into the selections. They also talk about the process used to determine the all-star team.
Weekly Features:
Recruiting updates
Best Game, Best Team, Best Player Performance
Games we’re watching
Locks!
Thank you for listening to Courtside Indiana podcast. If you listen every week, we appreciate it. If not, please hit the subscribe or add button on your podcast app to...
2023-01-251h 17
Indiana 4-H Clover CallEpisode 28: Indiana 4-H Volunteer Awards of ExcellenceIn this episode of the 4-H Clover Call, three recipients of the 2022 Indiana 4-H Volunteer Awards of Excellence share their experiences of receiving their recognition at the Indiana 4-H Leadership Summit and the work that went into each of their awards. Jennifer Abrell, 4-H Educator in Owen County interviews each of these individuals:
Rhonda Sanders, Martin County, Excellence in Youth and Adult Partnerships, Team
Sawyer Scheid, Monroe County, Excellence in 4-H Science Programming, Youth
Brandi Staggs, Owen County, Excellence in 4-H Club Programming, Adult
Nominations for the 2023 Indiana 4-H Volunteer Awards of Excellence are open now through August 15, 2023...
2023-01-2018 min
IN Construction with Nate LelleIndiana Township Association live from AIM ConferenceLive from Accelerate Indiana Communities (AIM) Conference in French Lick, Indiana with Kevin Evans and Debbie Driskell from the Indiana Township Association. While attending the AIM Conference, I, along with Tim Jensen and Pete Olson from Veridus, decided to take advantage of the exhibit hall and have people join us in discussions. This episode, Pete Olson and I were able to have Kevin and Debbie sit down with us and discuss the Indiana Township Association (ITA). The role of the ITA is to provide guidance and education and support of Townships in Ind...
2022-12-0713 min
People and Places along the Heritage TrailEpisode 66: Learn about '100 Things to Do in Indiana Before You Die' and moreWe're kicking off December by kicking the podcast from one Elkhart County CVB staff person to another. For the month of December Amanda, director of destination branding and data intelligence is kicking the podcast over to Terry, director of communications for some fun and lively chats with a group of journalists who have been raving about Elkhart County on their blogs for months. You'll be inspired to start planning your adventures in Elkhart County as you're spending time with family and friends!
On this episode Terry chats with Jamie Ward, author of 100 Things to Do in Indiana...
2022-12-0135 minIndiana 4-H Clover CallEpisode 26: Amanda & Kylie, Indiana 4-H AlumnaeAmanda Deutsch and Kylie Bedel, are each Indiana 4-H Alumnae from the Vanderburgh County 4-H Program in Indiana. Amanda and Kylie talk about their participation in Indiana 4-H, 4-H Scholarships they have earned, 4-H Ambassadors, State 4-H Junior Leader Conference and Council, and Collegiate 4-H. They conclude the conversation by sharing the impact that 4-H has had on their lives to date and how it will help them in the future.
Additional information about Indiana 4-H Youth Development is available at: https://extension.purdue.edu/4-H/.
Information about 4-H Scholarships is located at: https://extension...
2022-11-1123 minLocal MattersAn Update from Mel McMahon, Co-Founder of Indiana Owned and Indiana Gifts“Local Matters” brings you incredible stories about Indiana Owned businesses making a positive impact in Indiana and the entrepreneurs leading the way. On this special episode, Indiana Owned co-founder Mel McMahon gives you a few more details about the changes going on with Local Matters and what’s to come. Thanks for listening! Subscribe to this podcast for a new episode every Friday! #supportlocal Thank you for listening to “Local Matters” made possible by Indiana Owned and Indiana Gifts. It is an honor to bring you incredible stories about Indiana Owned businesses making a posi...
2022-09-0902 minCourtside Indiana PodcastEpisode 141 - Prep Hoops Indiana Freshman CampKyler Staley joins Jim Reamer to discuss some of the better performers at the Prep Hoops Indiana Freshman Camp.
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2022-08-3139 minLocal MattersThe Great Indiana State Fair“Local Matters” brings you incredible stories about Indiana Owned businesses making a positive impact in Indiana and the entrepreneurs leading the way. On this episode, Mel McMahon previews the Great Indiana State Fair. She had the privilege of attending the Media Preview Day, and boy do they have a lot in store this year! The 165th Indiana State Fair opens Friday, July 29 and will continue through Sunday, August 21. The Fair opens daily at 9 a.m. (Fair is closed Mondays and Tuesdays). The 2022 Indiana State Fair is celebrating its automotive theme, Fun at the Speed of Summ...
2022-07-2927 minLocal MattersMegan Martin, Indiana Gifts“Local Matters” brings you incredible stories about Indiana Owned businesses making a positive impact in Indiana and the entrepreneurs leading the way. On this episode, Indiana Owned co-founder Mel McMahon chats with Indiana Gifts Creative Manager Megan Martin. They talk about the process of selecting the unique items featured in the online store, the impact supporting Indiana-owned businesses has on our community, and the challenges facing local e-commerce stores. Learn more about our sister company Indiana Gifts at shopindianagifts.com. Thanks for listening! Subscribe to this podcast for a new episode every Friday! #supportlocalThan...
2022-07-0130 minLocal MattersIndiana Owned Father's Day Gift Guide“Local Matters” brings you incredible stories about Indiana Owned businesses making a positive impact in Indiana and the entrepreneurs leading the way. On this episode, Indiana Owned co-founder Mel McMahon chats with Amber Hankins of WISH-TV8’S Life.Style.Live! about this year’s Father’s Day Gift Guide. Dad’s special day is approaching and Indiana Owned is here to help you find the perfect gift sure to be appreciated by any father figure in your life. Every featured product comes from an Indiana-owned company, so you know you’re supporting local with each purchase! Looking for something to send? Ship gift...
2022-06-0306 minLocal MattersIndiana Owned Mother’s Day Gift Guide“Local Matters” brings you incredible stories about Indiana Owned businesses making a positive impact in Indiana and the entrepreneurs leading the way. On this episode, Indiana Owned co-founder Mel McMahon chats with Amber Hankins of WISH-TV8’S Life.Style.Live! about this year’s Mother’s Day Gift Guide. Mom’s special day is approaching and Indiana Owned is here to help you find the perfect gift sure to be appreciated by any mother figure in your life. Every featured product comes from an Indiana-owned company, so you know you’re supporting local with each purchase! Looking for something to send? Ship gi...
2022-04-2209 minIN Construction with Nate LelleUnited Way of Central Indiana Capital Fund with Gary WoodworthGary Woodworth, Director of Capital Fund at the United Way of Central Indiana. Gary's assists non-profit agencies affiliated with United Way of Central Indiana with their facilities related needs including: management of existing facilities; and planning and funding assistance for major capital improvement projects. The capital funds was created as a partnership between Lilly Endowment and United Way of Central Indiana in 2000. This fund was created as an intuitive to assist partner organizations in central Indiana with major capital projects. Gary guides the funding mechanism and assists the affiliated partners with getting access and planning, execute major capital projects.
2022-01-2741 minLocal MattersSteve Sanner, Jiffy Lube of Indiana - Part 2On part two of this two-part episode of Local Matters, Mel McMahon chats with Steve Sanner, franchise owner of Jiffy Lube of Indiana. They talk about the hardest part about being a business owner, the positive impact of the Jiffy Lube Cares Fund, and the imperative need for more tradespeople. Learn more about Indiana Owned charter franchise member Jiffy Lube of Indiana at https://jiffylubeindiana.com/. Thank you for listening to “Local Matters” made possible by Indiana Owned and Indiana.Gifts. It’s an honor to bring you incredible stories about Indiana Owned businesses making a positive impact in I...
2021-11-1220 minLocal MattersSteve Sanner, Jiffy Lube of IndianaOn part one of this two-part episode of Local Matters, Mel McMahon chats with Steve Sanner, franchise owner of Jiffy Lube of Indiana. They talk about the first few years in business and the growth plan of Jiffy Lube, the email that led to the rebrand of Indiana Owned, and the importance of creating opportunities for our fellow Hoosiers to succeed. Learn more about Indiana Owned charter franchise member Jiffy Lube of Indiana at https://jiffylubeindiana.com/. Thank you for listening to “Local Matters” made possible by Indiana Owned and Indiana.Gifts. It’s an honor to bring you i...
2021-11-0531 min
IN Jewish HistoryThe Jewish Community of Richmond Indiana RevisitedHistorian Dr. Rabbi Lance Sussman was a three-year Rabbinic student who served the Jewish Community of Richmond Indiana almost 40 years ago.
Rabbi Sussman published a History of the community with the Indiana Jewish Historical Society in 1981 called "The Emergence of a Jewish Community in Richmond, Indiana."
We talk about the uniqueness of Of Temple Beth Boruk in Richmond Indiana where Rabbi Sussman served as Student Rabbi and how it differs from other Jewish communities of similar size in Indiana. We discuss how small communities such as Richmond Indiana can be a great launching pad for f...
2021-11-031h 01Local MattersMel McMahon, Co-Founder of Indiana OriginalsSeptember 10, 2021 On this episode of Local Matters, Mel McMahon talks through some big improvements coming to Indiana Originals. Learn how the company started, how it's evolved over the last seven years, and what the next chapter of the business is all about! Special thanks to Indiana Originals and Indiana.Gifts for making this podcast possible. Discover local businesses near you and spend your money with Indiana-owned companies easier with IndianaOriginals.com! Thanks for listening!
2021-09-1010 minIndiana 4-H Clover CallEpisode #10 Indiana State FairCindy Hoye, Executive Director of the Indiana State Fair, joins us for the July 2021 Indiana 4-H Clover Call. Cindy is a longtime supporter of the Indiana 4-H Youth Development program and has extensive experience working with the Indiana State Fair. Cindy shares information about the year-round operation of the Indiana State Fairgrounds and Event Center and highlights some of the exciting opportunities that will be available at the 2021 Indiana State Fair!
To learn more about the Indiana State Fairgrounds and the Indiana State Fair, please visit:
Indiana State Fairgrounds & Event Center website: https://www.indianastatefair...
2021-07-0926 minIN Construction with Nate LelleChris Price, President of Indiana Construction Roundtable FoundationChris is the President of the Indiana Construction Roundtable Foundation, President of the Build Your Future Indiana as well as partner in Mattison Corporation. Chris is passionate about helping people with their employment path into the Indiana workforce. Within the Build Your Future programs Chris coordinates the Build You Future for High School Students, BY for Adults looking for careers in Construction, BY Roads, And BY +.Chris's leadership and fun-loving attitude keep these associations thriving. Describing each day as a new adventure, Chris takes pride in helping these organizations fulfill their missions. Outside of work and philanthropy, Ch...
2021-04-2934 minLocal MattersCathy Boone-Black, Indiana Integrative HypnosisOn this episode of Local Matters: An Indiana Originals Podcast, Mel McMahon chats with Cathy Boone-Black, founder of Indiana Integrative Hypnosis. Mel and Cathy break down the myths of hypnosis, discuss how relaxation techniques can reduce anxiety and stress symptoms, and how we can truly influence our children’s thoughts and behaviors.Sponsored by Indiana Originals, Indiana Gifts, and McFarling Foods. Look for a new episode of “Local Matters: An Indiana Originals Podcast” Fridays at noon distributed across all major podcast platforms including iTunes, iHeartRadio, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, Castbox, RadioPublic, Pocket Casts, Deezer...
2021-03-1925 minIndiana 4-H Clover CallEpisode #4 Indiana 4-H FoundationIn the January Indiana 4-H Clover Call, we talk with representatives of the Indiana 4-H Foundation, the non-profit organization that raises funds in support of the Indiana 4-H Youth Development program. You'll hear from Dr. Sean Sharma, President of the Indiana 4-H Foundation, and Shelly Bingle, Executive Director of the Indiana 4-H Foundation. Learn more about the 4-H Foundation and how you can help support Indiana 4-H programming.
2021-03-1625 min
IN Chamber: The PodcastKevin Brinegar: Indiana’s 20-year success storyModesty is a good thing – most of the time. One of the exceptions might be when it comes to “selling” Indiana to those who might not be as familiar with the many attributes the state has to offer. We’re not going to recount those many qualities today – you know what they are. Chamber President Kevin Brinegar will share the journey, however, that has propelled Indiana from economic depths in the early 2000s to a Midwest leader and national competitor as we launch into the 2020s. It’s that success that helps produce the many positive things we should be proclaiming...
2020-02-0433 min
Agbioscience50. Spotlight: TechPoint Indiana – CICP Mini-Series How has Indianapolis cultivated a thriving tech community over the past decade? Look to TechPoint Indiana. TechPoint President + CEO Mike Langellier fills us in on how the organization strives to lead Indiana into a next-generation, high tech economy.
Entrepreneur and software executive Mike Langellier serves as the President and CEO of TechPoint, Indiana’s technology growth initiative. Langellier co-founded MyJibe, a personal finance and banking software company. He sold the company in November 2011 and served as vice president of strategic partnerships with acquirer MoneyDesktop. Prior to starting MyJibe, Langellier was director of account management for Experian (formerly Baker Hill). Fo...
2019-08-2617 min
Agbioscience48. Spotlight: Ascend Indiana – CICP Mini-SeriesAscend Indiana strays from the traditional model of all other CICP initiatives because it serves all industry sectors, working in all areas of talent and workforce development. What was it about Indiana’s overall economy or talent ecosystem that compelled the creation of Ascend? Jason Kloth, President + CEO of Ascend Indiana fills us in.
Jason Kloth joined CICP in July 2015 and serves as President + CEO of Ascend Indiana. The initiative is a cross-sector, industry-led organization that collaborates with employers, education, and community partners to identify and address challenges within the talent pipeline. Prior to joining CIC...
2019-08-1211 min
Agbioscience46. Spotlight: Conexus Indiana – CICP Mini-SeriesLearn all about AgriNovus Indiana’s parent organization, the Central Indiana Corporate Partnership (CICP) from President + CEO David Johnson.
David L. Johnson was elected President and CEO of CICP in December 2012. CICP is a unique, nationally-recognized, strategic collaboration of business executives, philanthropic leaders and university presidents brought together to develop initiatives, investments and projects that advance regional prosperity. Follow CICP on Twitter at @CICPIndiana
This episode kicks off a six-part mini-series on CICP as part of its 20th Anniversary celebration. The series will feature the CICP industry sector and talent initiatives which have been successful in gener...
2019-07-2911 min
Agbioscience45. Central Indiana Corporate Partnership (CICP) and the Power of a Guiding ForceLearn all about AgriNovus Indiana’s parent organization, the Central Indiana Corporate Partnership (CICP) from President + CEO David Johnson.
David L. Johnson was elected President and CEO of CICP in December 2012. CICP is a unique, nationally-recognized, strategic collaboration of business executives, philanthropic leaders and university presidents brought together to develop initiatives, investments and projects that advance regional prosperity. Follow CICP on Twitter at @CICPIndiana
This episode kicks off a six-part mini-series on CICP as part of its 20th Anniversary celebration. The series will feature the CICP industry sector and talent initiatives which have been successful in gener...
2019-07-2216 min