In their 75th anniversary year, Michelle Keogh and Scott Lockard join Jason Ball to talk about their history and beginning in Lincoln, how they continue to make Lincoln a better place and what's next for one of Lincoln's favorite companies.

Mike joins Jason to talk about the work of First Five Nebraska and early childhood development, the importance of the collaboration with the business community and how it all comes together to strengthen our community and workforce.

Christina and Mike talk about all they're doing with Bay High and Rabble Mill to help address workforce challenges and helping high schoolers.

Doug Durham from Don't Panic Labs visits with Jason Ball about their Talent Pathway Program and how it can help elevate, attract and retain workforce.

Jason Ball sits down with Jay Wilkinson from Do More Good to talk about the upcoming "ROI of Why" event and the journey that Jay and rest of Do More Good have been on to help more businesses, Do More Good.

Jason Ball sits down with Anne Brandt to talk about Lincoln Littles and how they help further Lincoln's early childhood care and education.

Laurie and Leslie sit down with Jason to talk about how local retailers plan for holiday shopping and what it means to the community when you shop local.

Chris Whitney sits down with Chris Tonniges from Lutheran Family Services to discuss their recent rebrand and all that they are doing to help the Lincoln Community.

Jason Ball sits down with Chris Rogers from the Lincoln Running Company to discuss the history behind one of downtown Lincoln's iconic stores as well as some of his predictions for retail in the future.

Jason Ball sits down with Chief of Police Teresa Ewins to discuss the recent pay increase for LPD officers, retail theft, and how she is enjoying her time in Lincoln so far.