Bob and Chelsie discuss the Goshen Education Foundation. They talk about what they do, and how they support the school system. They also discuss some recent good news for the organization and how you can become involved.

Bob and Lisa discuss her career as both a Librarian and Actor in the local theatre scene. They discuss how she began both of these aspects of her career and the impact that they have had on her.

Traci Stivers and Bob sit down and discuss workforce development in Clermont County. What they can do, and how people can use their services to find a place of work for the next stage in life.

Bob and Alicia sit down and discuss the Metropolitan Housing authority in Clermont County. They discuss what the program is and what is does for those in Clermont County who are struggling to find affordable housing.

Pam and Jerry Stricker join Bob to discuss their organization Streetlight Ministry, and what they do for the homeless in Clermont. They discuss events that they have done, what events are in the future and the state of homelessness in Clermont County. Pam and Jerry also discuss their passion for helping the homeless

Bob and Professor Sharon Burns sit down to discuss Applachian studies at UC Clermont and the bigger impact that the culture has on the local community here. They discuss what students can learn, the culture of Applachia and what it means today.

Bob invites Greg Harrell, a professor of sports administration to talk about the program, sports administration at UC, transferring, and the state of UC sports.

Jim and Bob discuss the Fright Film competition that will premiere over 20 locally shot and produced horror short films. The competition will have it's premiere and award show hosted locally at the University of Clermont College.

Advancement Leader of Troop 452 Jennifer Gruber discusses the local Boy Scouts of Clermont. What they do, how to get involved, and everything beyond.

Professor Meera Rastogi from UC Clermont discusses the Pre-Art Therapy program, what the program is and the career opportunities that come with it. She also discusses her journey and what led her to teaching this program at UC.