Chef and owner of 1816 Modern Kitchen & Drinks joins us to talk all things food in downtown Corydon.

But first, we are joined by Corydon residents Glynn Ayers and Nate Adams to discuss two projects: a new bathroom at the Corydon Farmer’s Market and the exciting new design reveal of the skatepark.

Sean Davis replaces the late Frank Ordner on Harrison Township Advisory Board…

Skatepark plans revealed + full audio of public meeting with Hunger Skateparks…

Harrison Township board finalizing design for public restroom at farmer’s market…

Hunger Skateparks

“Happy-Go-Lucky” by David Sedaris

“Why People Are Acting So Weird” by Olga Khazan via The Atlantic

“All kinds of bad behavior is on the rise” by Matt Yglesias

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We are so excited to be joined by Dan Canon in this episode. Canon is a civil rights lawyer, teacher, writer, speaker, consultant and activist. Canon is a professor of law at the University of Louisville and is best known as lead counsel for the Kentucky plaintiffs in the landmark Supreme Court case of Obergefell v. Hodges, the ruling which secured the right to marriage for same-sex couples. Canon also ran for congress in the 9th district in 2018 and his campaign was the first political volunteering Graylin ever did!

We also get a crash course on the logistics of gas prices with local resident Jim Koerber, plus some local news and recommendations.

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We’re back! For this first episode of our second season, congressional candidate Matt Fyfe joins us to discuss the recent House Bill 1134 pertaining to public education. We are then joined by Will Bauer,  Director of Programming at 89.9 WBRO in Crawford County. He is also the founder of SINC - Southern Indiana Communication INC.

Parks Board pushes move to Wright Center to February...

Support staff at South Harrison schools speak out…

HB 1134 in Indiana…

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The Wall by John Lanchester

The Red Queen by Victoria Aveyard

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Elmer and Graylin return for an end of the year quarterly round-up of recommendations with Leah Porter. Leah, Elmer, and Graylin discuss their favorites of Fall 2021. Stay tuned mid-February for Season 2. 

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And as always... Thanks for listening!

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Our resident historian, Jim Hays, is back for this episode. We discuss the history of Indiana after reading IU professor James H. Madison’s book, Hoosiers: A New History of Indiana.

This discussion is the perfect ending to our first season.  This is our last episode of 2021 — we will be back in early 2022!

Many thanks for listening and all of your support….this project has been a blast.

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Today's episode features an interview with Brittany Miller, Site Director at the Corydon Capitol Historic Site for Indiana's State Museum system. She gives us an overview of the upcoming programming.

We also discuss a few recent local developments, our frustration with Kyrsten Sinema, and of course, our recommendations.

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We are again joined by Leah Porter to discuss what got us through the past quarter. We talk about our favorite reads, listens, watches, experiences, and tastes of Summer 2021.

Today’s episode features an interview with Theresa Blight and Mike Kurz of The Macy House in Corydon. Theresa and Mike are instrumental to operations at The Macy House, which provides housing for individuals in need. We are inspired by their work and excited to shed light on the organization.

Elmer and Graylin are also joined by Adam Schneider to discuss the recently approved plans for a 280,000 sq ft distribution center in Lanesville.

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There has been so much going on within local and national news. Elmer and Graylin are joined by Leah Porter to discuss the state of funding for Main Street Corydon. Also discussed: the disastrous reopening of Harrison County schools, the county council budget meetings, and the devastating situation in Afghanistan.

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Mary Bowman and Daniel Love of KORT Physical Therapy join us to talk about the brand new location in Corydon and the importance of physical therapy in our community.

Graylin and Elmer also discuss the Delta variant and state of covid-19 in Harrison County, provide an update on the gas line extension in Lanesville, and of course, give their recommendations.

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