Public safety reporter Kennedy Nolen shares information about Marie Kondo’s method of organizing with entertainment columnist Tim Cain. Nolen has spoken with and written about professional organizers, thrift shops and people putting Kondo’s method to use, which can be found on the front page of March 17 Sunday paper. Listen here:

Public safety reporter Kennedy Nolen shares her favorite treat with entertainment columnist Tim Cain, which she claims to be a “hidden gem.” In return, Cain talks about his ulcer. Listen here

Newsroom Old Guy Tim Cain and Newsroom New Kid Kennedy Nolen are going to bring the generations together with understanding. Why else would they call this podcast “Kennedy vs. Cain”? Or “Cain vs. Kennedy”? The two discuss the significance of gravy boats, Ariana Grande and many more interesting topics. Listen

Meet Kennedy Nolen, new public safety reporter, as she sits down with Cain and discusses traveling and tattoos. She is from Sullivan and graduated from Eastern Illinois University in Charleston, coming to Decatur from the Shelbyville Daily Union. Listen

In honor of the recent Super Bowl, which saw the New England Patriots defeat the Los Angeles Rams 13-3, Cain sits down with reporter (and native Englishman) Tony Reid about his thoughts on the game and on the popularity of soccer and football in England. Listen

Reporter Jaylyn Cook has always wanted to appear on a game show, and he recently got his wish after competing on the Feb. 1 episode of “Wheel of Fortune.” Cain and Cook talk about the latter’s strategy on the show, his love of game shows and whether he will ever appear on “Jeopardy!” Listen

After a month that brought double-digit inches of snow and sub-freezing temperatures, Cain and Deputy Night Editor Scott Perry sit down to discuss their memory of playing “snow day bingo.” Unlike traditional bingo, the fun comes from seeing which of the co-workers would be able to make it through the snow and get to the office. Listen

Change is coming to Decatur city government, as entertainment columnist Tim Cain talks with political reporter Tom Lisi about the departure of longtime city administrator and interim City Manager Billy Tyus and the recent selection of Scot Wrighton to serve as the next city manager. Cain and Lisi also discuss another bittersweet departure, as the latter will be leaving the Herald & Review for a new reporting opportunity in Pittsburgh. Listen

The dust has settled on the Nov. 6 midterm elections, and Entertainment columnist Tim Cain talks with political reporter Ryan Voyles to make sense of what all occurred at the state and local level. The two talk about how Democrats swept through the statewide races, what to expect under Governor-elect JB Pritzker and the “Red Wall” that saw Republicans take control of a number of Macon County elected positions. Listen

It’s a family edition of Voices as the newsroom celebrates with the family of Herald & Review Central Illinois Editor Chris Coates, who recently celebrated the birth of his third daughter. Entertainment columnist Tim Cain talks with digital editor John Reidy and reporter Donnette Beckett about their own adventures in parenting, handling a house full of daughters and their own advice for raising a newborn. Listen