Brian & Trisha – Quicksie 98.3

Jamie Sizemore and Kaitlyn Jackson from Feeding America, Kentucky's Heartland (FAKH) shared details about the importance of the Farm Bill and how the community can help.

"Together, let us raise awareness, ignite advocacy, and work towards a future where no one is left hungry. You can advocate in the fight against hunger today by calling your elected representatives and telling them to strengthen food assistance programs in the 2023 Farm Bill. Find your officials here, https://www.usa.gov/elected-officials, and learn more about the 2023 Farm Bill at https://www.agriculture.senate.gov/farm-bill. For more information and to learn about additional ways you can support neighbors in your community, follow Feeding America, Kentucky's heartland on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/feedingamericakentucky/."

Hardin County Sheriff was Trisha's guest host. Take a listen to some highlights.

Elizabethtown Independent Schools Superintendent Paul Mullins welcomes students back to school.

Trisha and Tim Hahn talked about the temperature of water for brushing teeth. Then they talked about an escaped bear.

Tim Hahn was Trisha's guest host. He's a board member for Warm Blessings Community Kitchen.

Trisha & Chris Kiger discuss delivery options for Amazon.

Chris Kiger discovered Hobby Horse championships and filled Trisha in on what it entails.

Trisha & her guest host, Chris Kiger from First Christian, get into a conversation about studies.

Trisha and her guest host, Chris Kiger from First Christian Church, talk jobs.

A listener called to tell Trisha's guest host, Tim Isaacs, Central Hardin High School Principal, how much she appreciates him.