Community Voices got to know Randi Kuhn, President of the Springfield Road Runners Club. She spoke about becoming involved in running as well as the social, training and racing aspects of the club.

Dwight Bolden II is a Springfield native, community supporter, and fashion designer with his business "Zodiac Customs." Hear about his journey from Lanphier High School basketball star to fashion designer and artist that uses his business to support the Springfield Community.

Community Voices got to know Zoey Zara and Joshua Ratz, who play Bea and Nick Bottom in the Hoogland Center for the Arts production of “Something Rotten!” The two talked about their involvement in local theater and experience with the upcoming musical comedy.

Community Voices got to know Zoey Zara and Joshua Ratz, who play Bea and Nick Bottom in the Hoogland Center for the Arts production of “Something Rotten!” The two talked about their involvement in local theater and experience with the upcoming musical comedy.

The Goo Goo Dolls have sold more than 15 million records worldwide, with 16 number one and Top 10 hits. They are touring the country on the career-spanning “Big Night Out Tour," that will stop in Decatur on Sept. 24 at the Devon Lakeshore Amphitheater. Cory Pitt spoke with founding member Robby Takac about nearly 40 years of the Goo Goo Dolls, the rise to stardom, and how it’s all stayed together.

Bryce Cline is a pastry chef and owner of “Homemade Passions by Bryce.” She spoke to Community Voices about her love for baking, as well as her custom orders and market visits.

Ash Hamilton is a Central Illinois local and filmmaker best known for his critically acclaimed, found-footage style film "Holes in the Sky: A Sean Miller Story." He sat down with co-host Logan Bricker to talk about his process, insights as a filmmaker, and his journey making a small-budget film during the pandemic.

Greg Busboom will take office as the newest bishop for the Central/Southern Illinois Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) in September. He spoke to Community Voices about his incorporation of music, fun and inclusivity in his ministry, as well as his transition from pastor at St. John’s Lutheran Church to bishop.

President of the Springfield Education Association Aaron Graves and Vice President Leslie Termine sat down with co-host Vanessa Ferguson to discuss challenges in education including literacy rates, behavioral challenges and worker shortages. Graves and Termine also shared the rewarding aspects of education and how fellow teachers support each other.

Jacob Dinardo is the founder, owner and operator of Arrowroot Coffee Co. We got to know Jacob as he spoke to Community Voices about his efforts to brew coffee that is ethically sourced and environmentally friendly.