Can You Hear Me?

In this episode, Laura Coffee joins us from Hearing Life to tell us about the National Campaign for Better Hearing and how you can get a free hearing assessment, and Scott T. Smith helps me out with a classic Fleetwood Mac song, “Don’t Stop.”

In this episode, we hear from elders at the Neighborhood House and Fern Creek Highview United Ministries, Heather Summers joins us again for a great song by Creedence Clearwater Revival, and Teepa Snow tells us about her Positive Approach to Care.

In this episode, Scott Wegenast of AARP Kentucky tells us about their online resources for veterans, we hear from special guest Michael Locklin at the Carl M. Brashear Radcliff Veterans Center about an amazing series of albums they made, and Christy O’Connell joins me for one of the best sing-alongs out there: Stand by Me.

In today’s episode, we hear more from special guest Christine Jackson, Mackenzie Wallace of the Alzheimer’s Association joins us for a special legislative update, and Scott Wegenast of AARP Kentucky tells us about their offerings for caregivers and anyone making a plan to vote in the primaries and beyond. Mark Charles also joins me for a medley of Beatles songs with the help of some friends at the Neighborhood House.

This episode is all about giving love and taking care. We hear from guests Christine Jackson, John Harrod and Tona Barkley. Will Oldham helps us sing a song by Kentuckian Tom T. Hall from 1973, "I Love." Shannon White tells us about the recently released Facts & Figures Report from the Alzheimer's Association.

In this episode, Edutainer Extraordinaire Marjorie Marshall helps us sing one of the greats from Otis Redding in 1967. We also learn about the Louisville Free Public Library’s Books to You program.

Joan Shelley joins us for a bonus new year sing-along celebrating the wonders of winter…

In this episode, mi amiga Jacqui Blue helps us bring some holiday cheer en Español with a holiday favorite, “Feliz Navidad.” The Community Challenge is to find some things around the house to turn into instruments to make a joyful noise with us! We’ll also learn about the many ways that Radio Eye is bringing audio programming to thousands around Louisville and beyond...

In this episode, Heather Summers helps us ring in the holiday season with a medley of classics, “Happy Holiday / The Holiday Season.” The Community Challenge is all about the gifts we’ve received and ones we’ve given, or would like to if we could. We hear from two community members about the different ways they’ve found to give to the things that matter most to them.

In this episode, Brigid Kaelin joins us for a Carole King favorite from 1971, "Where You Lead." We hear from several inspirational leading ladies, and learn more about how Catholic Charities of Louisville is working to create hope and provide help.