On this episode of Behind the 8, Cody sits down with Life.Style.Live! and ALL INDIANA Co-Host, Felicia Michelle. They discuss work, life, and some of her connections to the Indianapolis Colts.

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On this episode of Behind the 8, Cody sits down with Daybreak Anchor Jeremy Jenkins.

Jeremy shares about his life outside of the station and how he got to where he is now as WISH-TV Anchor.

You can watch Jeremy on News 8's Daybreak.

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On this month's Behind the 8, Cody talks with News 8's Dakarai Turner.

Dakarai shares how he got into journalism. They also discuss what Dakarai enjoys doing outside of work.

You can watch Dakarai on News 8 at Midday and 5pm.

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On this month's Behind the 8, Cody sits down with News 8's, April Simpson. 

April comes to WISH-TV with an experienced career in journalism. She now hosts ALL INDIANA with Cody Adams, as well as anchors the 6 and 10pm shows.

In this conversation, April dives in on her life outside of news and her battle for her life against a brain tumor.

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Cody sits down with Life.Style.Live! producer Petar Hood to talk about some of the things you don't see on the air.

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Cody Adams sits down with WISH-TV Promotion Producer Colin Denhart to talk about his passion for film making and the success he's found outside the WISH studios.

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Longtime WISH-TV meteorologist Randy Ollis recently made it official, announcing he will retire late this summer. In this edition of Behind The 8, Randy talks about his passion for weather, his life in television, and even his faith with WISH-TV's George Mallet.

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During Amber Hankins' roughly three months of maternity leave, her colleagues on Life. Style. Live. jokingly referred to the time period as their "long national nightmare." It might not have been all that bad, but the team really missed Amber's unfailingly positive attitude, work ethic, and cheerful leadership. George Mallet sat down with Amber to talk about the importance of family, transitioning back into the workplace, and balancing it all flawlessly.

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Ashley Brown, the WISH-TV Chief Meteorologist, is Indianapolis-born, Indianapolis-raised, and Ball State-educated. Although she started snapping Polaroid pictures of cloud formations as a little girl, she stopped short of saying she always wanted to be a meteorologist. George Mallet talks to Ashley about her career path, scientific observations, and growing family in this edition of Behind The 8.

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WISH-TV hosted its latest Health Spotlight town hall special, “Racism is a Public Health Crisis”, a theme adapted by more than 250 governments, including six in Indiana. George Mallet talks to WISH-TV News Director, Al Carl, about the hourlong special which hosted leaders from four of the top health care systems in Indianapolis: Community, IU, Eskenazi and Franciscan. They answered questions about what they’re doing to address racial disparities and inequity in health care.

WISH-TV presented the special in conjunction with the Greater Indianapolis Branch of the NAACP, and the Indianapolis Recorder. They’ve held these events the past two years, but this was the first time it’s been on television.

The special also publicly revealed new data discovered by this community project over the first two years.

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