Kevin Breheny gives feedback on his personal interaction with businesses which gave him a sense of the scale of impact this crisis is having on them and talks about the importance of his faith in helping him deal with the situation.

In this Fun From the Couch segment, Brian talks about his viewing of Tiger King and a few shows that he's either watching or will soon have more episodes released, plus virtual roller coasters, behind the scenes of Top Gun 2, a list of comic books from a comic book writer, a review of the living room concert and more.

John West of First Mid Bank & Trust talks about how his bank has been reaching out to their customers to assess the impact of the crisis on their businesses, gives some important updates on resources for small businesses, and how their giveaway of gift certificates to local businesses is important to them.

Ivy Rehab is spotlighted in 'Building Support for Small Business'; Joe Fiore talks about their commitment to continuing treatment for their patients and adapting through the use of technology and social distancing.

Nicole Bateman of the EDC talks about the efforts of the government to help small businesses including several grants made available, the resources they have available and how Decatur looks to be positioned well when the crisis calms.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about the first two confirmed positive test results of Coronavirus in Macon County, the Crisis Communication Team's preparation for severe weather and concerns of people following the shelter in place guidelines.

This time, Fun From the Couch includes a zombie fighting free video game, daily livestreamed music from TIDAL, LEGO Masters, coloring sheets from Crayola, the start of Strat-O-Matic's simulated baseball season, and a podcast aimed at making you 10% happier.

Angela Foulke of the Decatur Family YMCA talks about her life as the YMCA is closed which includes finding time to prepare fresh meals, setting up a workout area in her shed, using the MOSSA app for exercise structure and joining Brian on creating a gratitude journal. 

 

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In this segment of Everyday Heroes, Tom Brinkoetter nominates Mary Rozanski who cleans homes for a living but goes above and beyond by checking in on her elderly clients daily, taking them to the store, and adding comfort to people in trying times.

Tom Brinkoetter calls in for the Brinkoetter Home Highlight and talks about how their paper-free office is set up to keep up and running, how the features on their website are helping in the housing market where buys and sellers are still making transactions, and how leaving reviews is one positive way to continue to help businesses.