Ryan & Sarah sit down with Kelly Rhoades, certified marriage counselor and discuss marriage and relationship topics found on Reddit or submitted by our community.

Ryan Rogers and Kiarra Pearcy bring trusted, real-world healthcare conversations to the forefront in the revamped On Call on Lebanon Now. In this refreshed medical talk show, the two providers break down the health topics people are already hearing about, worrying about, and asking their doctors about—from GLP-1 medications, weight loss, insulin resistance, and metabolic health to colorectal cancer screenings, prevention, risk factors, and the symptoms you should never ignore. 

What makes On Call stand out is its balance of clinical expertise and everyday language. Ryan and Kiarra take complex medical issues and make them understandable, practical, and useful for real people trying to make better health decisions. Each episode goes beyond headlines and social media misinformation, focusing instead on what these conditions, treatments, and screenings actually mean for your long-term health, lifestyle, and quality of life. 

From women’s health and GI concerns to prevention, labs, lifestyle changes, and emerging treatments, On Call is designed to keep the Lebanon community informed, empowered, and proactive about their health. Whether it’s helping viewers understand how medications work, when to get screened, or what symptoms deserve a closer look, this show delivers clear answers from providers who live it every day.

New episodes now streaming on Lebanon Now.

Some topics feel a little awkward to talk about… until they happen to you at 2 AM.

This week on Girl Power, we sat down with Crystal Lloyd, Family Nurse Practitioner, to talk openly about UTIs, bacterial vaginosis, vaginal health, and the everyday habits that can make a bigger difference than most women realize.

From the classic “why does it burn when I pee?” panic to how dehydration, harsh soaps, tight non-breathable underwear, and hormone changes can trigger symptoms, this episode is full of real, practical information every woman should know.

We also cover overlapping symptoms between UTIs, BV, yeast infections, and other concerns, plus why being honest with your provider matters, what treatment can look like, and simple prevention tips that may help stop the cycle before it starts.

Most importantly, this conversation is a reminder that vaginal health is normal health, and these topics should never feel embarrassing.

If you’ve ever dealt with recurrent UTIs, irritation, BV symptoms, or just wondered what’s actually normal, this is an episode worth watching.

Girl Power is proudly brought to you by Covell Flowers, Espresso Bakery and Gifts, Kim Breeden and the crew at Shelter Insurance, June and Beyond Women’s Boutique, and T’s Tees Custom Apparel.

On the very first episode of Millsap in the Morning, David Millsap kicks things off with Taylor Howe for a wide-ranging conversation on local politics, election coverage, and the history that proves today’s political climate isn’t as new as it feels. 

The episode dives into Lebanon’s upcoming April 7 election, candidate interviews, what election night feels like behind the scenes, and why servant-hearted leadership still matters in local government. From county races and school board conversations to campaign strategy and the personal side of public service, the discussion keeps the focus local while tying it to bigger political themes.

David and Taylor also take a fascinating turn through presidential history, covering everyone from Washington and Adams to Lincoln, term limits, founding rivalries, and some fun presidential trivia to wrap things up.

It’s local insight, political history, and the launch of a new Lebanon Now conversation series—all in one first episode.

This episode of Girl Power is a deeply honest conversation about mental health, trauma, motherhood, and survival.

Sarah sat down with Michaela to talk about her journey through childhood instability, abusive relationships, bipolar disorder, postpartum struggles, and the long road to healing. It is a raw and sincere conversation about what it looks like to keep going even when life gets heavy.

If you have ever felt alone in your struggles, this episode may speak to you. Michaela’s story is not easy, but it is real, and her honesty is the kind that reminds people they are not the only ones carrying hard things.

Thank you to our Girl Power sponsors for making conversations like this possible.

Girl Power is back with another episode of Erased with Under Grace, and this one is all about consistency. Haley shares an incredible client transformation and how sticking to a routine, both in treatments and at home, can completely change your skin over time.

From Botox and facials to simple daily skincare, the message is clear… consistency is key. They also break down how to keep it simple, why SPF matters, and how even the basics can make a big difference.

If you’ve been thinking about taking better care of your skin, this episode is a great place to start

Ashley Mahan sat down with Kim Breeden and her team at Shelter Insurance for this Girl Power feature, and it quickly turned into a conversation about growth, grit, and what it really means to build something.

Kim shared her journey from growing up in a Shelter Insurance family to building her own agency and eventually bringing that vision to Lebanon. Along the way, she’s built more than a business, she’s built a team. What stands out most is the culture inside the office. It’s a group of women who genuinely support each other, push each other to grow, and enjoy showing up every day.

From hiring the right people to getting involved in the community, Kim credits a lot of her success to relationships. Her team echoed that, talking about how this isn’t just a workplace, it feels like home.

Now, with a new office on West Elm, the agency continues to grow, powered by a strong team and a clear focus on lifting each other up.

This is what Girl Power looks like in Lebanon.

On this episode of Girl Power, Abbey sat down with Courtney and Krystal, the women behind The Book Burrow, for a conversation that was equal parts funny, honest, and inspiring. What started as a friendship built through hair school, coffee, books, and a shared love of Harry Potter eventually turned into a business partnership that has become something special in downtown Lebanon. The two talked about their very different upbringings, the way their personalities balance each other out, and how that contrast has helped them build both a lasting friendship and successful businesses together.

The marriage podcast. Where we take your questions, your topics and we discuss them. Ryan & Sarah are the "husband & wife", here with pastor Kelly Rhoades. Kelly is a trained marriage counselor and gives us an educated answer to our conversations.

Here is part 1 of the pilot episode of Husband and Wife with Kelly Rhoades, We normally do a pilot or practice episde if you will to see if the concept works. Its a bit rough and we are winging in. Please drop your feed back! we are planning to do more!