14 News Cinema Chat host and film & pop culture guru Ted Haycraft returns to Inside Look to talk with Jeff Lyons about how consolidation among streaming services like Netflix and Hollywood studios  may affect how and where films are released.

14 News Vice President and General Manager Jay Hiett is the star of this week's Inside Look podcast.  Jay talks about growing up in Paducah with dreams of becoming an actor before switching his career path to broadcasting.  He also talks about what he sees as the future of media as the business continues to change.

14 News weekend anchor and journalist Barbara Bellinger is the star of this week's Inside Look podcast.  Barbara takes us on her journey from growing up on a wildlife preserve in Alaska, through several varied and interesting jobs across the country before settling into journalism and her current position here at 14 News.

14 News Alum Greg Kathary talks with Jeff about his career path through radio and television in the Tri-State to Indianapolis.  As a producer, he called the shots for Superbowl coverage, the Indy 500 and many other high stakes events.  A Fort Branch native, Greg talks about the lessons he learned along the way to big-league television news in the capitol city.

Former Sunrise Anchor Shaelie Velez is the star of this week's Inside Look podcast.  Shaelie was one of the first reporters allowed into Bremen, Kentucky after the December 10, 2021 tornado. She talks about reporting the story that day and the things that have stayed with her since.  She transitioned away from TV news in 2022 and currently serves as Communications and Marketing manager for the city of Owensboro. 

Evansville North High School band director Noah Farmer talks with Jeff about the process of pulling an 8-minute marching band show together for competition.  Noah has taken his Green Brigade to Indiana state championships 2 times in three years.  He talks about the detailed planning and rigorous practice that his players do through the year to win the highest marching band honor in the state

Courtney Johnson is the star of this week's Inside Look podcast.   Courtney talks about how his call to serve the community has led him in unexpected but rewarding twists and turns throughout his life.  He is the founder and Executive Director of Young & Established, a not-for-profit organization that operates a community center that provides mentoring, support and a safe place for youth in the community. 

Mike Fetscher, or "Fetch" stops by Inside Look to talk baseball and other topics with Jeff.   Fetch worked at 14 News from the mid 90s to 2005 before starting his current position at the University of Southern Indiana.  From being a member of the West Side Nut Club to playing tunes at Liberty Arena, Fetch's interests are wide and varied.  Hear what he has been up to on this week's Inside Look podcast. 

Sue Schriber has been a fixture in the local theatre and music scene for more than 4 decades.  She talks with Jeff about her path to bigger and bigger stages and roles over her career and why she and her family have committed their lives to giving back to the community through the performing arts.

Chad Sewich handled weekend weather duties for 13 years at WFIE from 2000 to the end of 2013.  He and Jeff Lyons talk about working together the night of the November 6 tornado and the impact it had on each of them personally.