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ICYMI: Music artist Maren Morris stops by with her best friend Karina Argow to discuss the children's book they have co-authored entitled Addie Ant Goes on An Adventure. The two discuss the values and lessons the book attempts to instill while Mike pitches and interesting addition to the franchise.
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In this episode of Let's Talk...with Trent R. Nelson, our host talks with:
For this discussion, Trent R. Nelson enjoyed speaking with DJ, Alyssa and Magdalena of the local Springfield Muni and of The Music Man, concerning the performance, the joys of acting, how to go see the show, why you should participate in the future, and so much more!
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Trent R. Nelson speaks with Robert Kerr of the UIS Innovation Center in Downtown Springfield about what the organization does, what the future of downtown holds for the community, and so much more!
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In this episode of Talk Of The Town, Trent R. Nelson talks with:
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Trent R. Nelson spoke with Buzz Bomb Brewing Company's Josh Flanders before the midweek fire on Adams Street; they talked about beer, working together as a downtown community, the Adam's Street Bar Crawl, and a whole lot more!
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Trent R. Nelson speaks with Michelle Ownbey, publisher of the Springfield Business Journal and Illinois Times, about the latest happenings in the Springfield business community and all of the relevant bits fit for the greater community to learn about.
Topics Discussed In This Interview:
The Greater Springfield Chamber of Commerce hosted its annual Small Business Awards Luncheon on June 18. The event recognized four outstanding community entrepreneurs in the following categories:
Aunt Lou’s Soul Food is opening Friday, more than a year after Corey Dickerson first announced he was teaming up with Smarjesse Taylor to bring “modern soul food with a classy touch” to downtown.
Springfield Clinic will hold a ribbon cutting at noon on Monday, June 24, to celebrate the relocation of the endocrinology and nephrology teams to a newly renovated facility at 401 E. Carpenter Street.
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Glenwood Titans Head Football Coach David Hay chats with Mike about the youth flag football camp wrapping up. What that camp means for the program as well as his players. Coach Hay also speaks on the Titans upcoming summer schedule and where the team is at as it begins summer practice.
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Chairman of the CCFL Joe Smith talks with Mike about the Chatham youth football program, what it means to the kids and the community and gives details on the registration process for both fall flag football as well as fall tackle football.
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ICYMI: Mike asks how old do you feel compared to your actual age and discusses the final verdict on the fate of 3AM bars in Springfield and the result may surprise you.
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