Today I interview my good friend Emerie. She's the managing editor of InquirEd (https://www.inquired.org/) and has her own photography and design company, which you can find on Instagram at instagram.com/emerielukasphoto. I talk to her about everything from improv to inquiry learning to the ice cream blog she's made (www.theyumblog.com/). Enjoy!

For this episode, I interview my good buddy Casey, who is an attorney for the IUE-CWA. As you'll hear, he's also an avid reader and a history buff. He's got some great ideas for passing the time and some good advice on putting things into perspective. Enjoy!

Join me as I talk with Ann Kim, Chair of the Department of Fine and Performing Arts at Indiana University East and President of the Dayton Society of Artists. Ann and I talk about everything from how the Coronavirus is impacting to Korea, to the definition of art, to what she's binging on Netflix. For those interested in finding out more about her artwork, visit annbkim.com.

This is the first INTERNATIONAL episode! I'm excited to be interviewing my friend Ana Anicic, who is from Bosnia-Herzegovina. She shares what life is like in BiH and we reminisce about the time she visited Dayton. She's a really cool person who has some good wisdom to share about making it through the Coronavirus. Also, I mentioned that I would share the link to my blog on here where I talk about Mostar, so check it out at http://archandamandastravelblog.blogspot.com/2016/07/bosnia-hercegovina-trip-part-iii-mostar.html. Enjoy!

I had fun in this episode interviewing my good friends Mandi and Sarah. They're married, both work at the Dayton Regional STEM School, and they're both trivia and book club buddies. I'm definitely missing them, so it was great to catch up. They've got some good cooking and book recommendations and some great ideas for killing time. It's a good one!

Join me for this episode as I interview my friend Peggy Kelly. She's an avid reader who has some great recommendations to share. She's also on the Dayton Sister City Committee with me, so we talk about some of the sister cities we've been fortunate enough to visit.

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In this episode, I talk with a colleague and a personal mentor of mine, Cherise Hairston. She's what I refer to as a "black belt mediator" and is one of the best in the field at what she does, so we talk a bit about the world of conflict intervention, catch up on the book she's reading, Gene Keys, and learn a bit about her new company, Inner Align Design, where she offers personal coaching for folks who want to dream their life bigger. If you missed the number in the podcast, you can reach out to Cherise via phone at 877-930-3787 or via email at [email protected].

In this episode, I interview the CEO and President of Coastal International Logistics and talk to him about everything from the intricacies of international trade to how Florida golf courses are handling the Coronavirus outbreak. The book Haddon was talking about was The Splendid & the Vile, by Erik Larson. Hear his Netflix recommendations as well and his advice on how to keep things in perspective during this crisis.

On this episode of Killing Time I interview a good buddy of mine, Aaron Primm, who shares some stories about his recent Costco runs and talks about the volunteering he's been doing since the virus started. He also shares some good YouTube recommendations! Search for Guga Foods and MRE Taste Test to find some of the channels he recommended.