Inside Look with Jeff Lyons

Jay Zimmer is a renaissance man.  The veteran broadcaster has done it all:  Radio and television newsman, bass player in his own band, published author, restauranteur, stand-up comedian and exterminator.  Jay tells all to Jeff Lyons on this week's Inside Look podcast

Indiana Broadcast Hall of Famer Dennis Jon Bailey has been with Diane Douglas on the WIKY morning show for 21 years.  His career spans 51 years with gigs all over the country in small stations and major markets.  DJB traces his radio life from a small station in Hattiesburg to the Big Time to the Tri-State.

Diane Douglas has been a familiar voice on Tri-State radio for 25 years.  She was first on WSTO and joined Dennis Jon Bailey for the WIKY morning show 21 years ago.  Diane tells Jeff about some of her zany moments on the air and shares other broadcasting adventures on Inside Look

Jeff visits with former 14 News anchor Ann Komis.   Ann worked extensively in Evansville television from the late 1970's until retiring from 14News in 2014.  She recounts some of the big stories she covered and all the little moments that made her career meaningful and memorable to a generation of Tri-State viewers

Jon Carl is a local history authority and teaches "Feel The History Come Alive" at FJ Reitz High School.   The Union Township native talks about live in the river "bottoms" and battling floodwaters in this remote part of Vanderburgh County

David James anchored 14 news for 41 years and is now semi-retired and hosting his own show, "Two Main Street" on WNIN.  Jeff and David worked together for 27 years and share a few laughs and stories.  David talks about his transition from newspaper journalist to radio newsman to TV anchor at WFIE and beyond.

Jeff chats with long-time WFIE co-worker Ted Haycraft about his many and varied passions, from comic books to film to pop culture to local broadcast history and more.  Ted brings it all to this episode of Inside Look. 

Dean Webster, former WFIE sportscaster talks about his wild adventures covering sports and news in the Tri-State, and his unlikely entry into the field of broadcasting from driving a school bus.  Plenty of laughs and some of the "old" stories from the 1980s and 90s in the Evansville TV market.

Meteorologist Michael Fecca joined the 14 First Alert Weather Team in July to experience and forecast Midwestern severe weather.  The Philly native talks about his wild ride from Nor'easters in Bangor Maine to his current gig in Tornado Alley

Gina Moore is an icon in the Tri-State music scene.  For 40 years, she has performed as a solo act and with her sister Joan as the Browne Sisters.  Gina brings her high-intensity personality to Inside Look to share some laughs and stories with Jeff Lyons.