Kyle May talks about the Lance Armstrong documentary, going on a Memorial Day weekend ride, changes they are making in his shops in advance of the partial reopening, new products they have gotten in, and previews the My Big Run event.

Angela Foulke of the Decatur Family YMCA talks about how longstanding love of the Indianapolis 500 and how the Y will be rolling out limited group classes when the state moves into the next phase of reopening.

Musician Michael Scherer talks about how the pandemic has heavily impacted his business, the success of his live streaming performances, and the release of his new CD.

Tom Brinkoetter highlights a beautiful home near the lake and talks about the increase in their web traffic, the volume of homes being sold, and how technology is shaping how homes are being purchased.

Huff Home Specialties is spotlighted and Mike Couch talks about the long history of their business in the community, how they are safely serving their customers, and some of the projects homeowners are working on while many are at home.

Dr. Paul Fregeau talks about the resiliency of the students through virtual learning, looks towards the multiple ways that schooling may happen in the fall, the logistics of running a district in such unique times, and the continuation of the meal program. Christelle Harding talks about Radio DPS and details four summer camp programs available for students.

In this Fun From the Couch, Brian Byers introduces some content to consume over the Memorial Day Weekend that includes some movies, documentaries, and specials.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about how this city is gathering input on ways the city can be flexible and help accommodate the partial reopening that includes outdoor seating, her personal affinity for small businesses, and gives an update on testing numbers.

Trump Printing is spotlighted and Dennis Trump talks about how their printing business is climbing back to normal and how they are serving businesses as they reopen.

Pastor Matt Samuels of GT Church talks about taking things for granted, verses in the Bible talking about being unified in the church, and reaching out to other churches to show solidarity in standing with community leaders.