Let's Talk Sedalia

AMY SERVES AS DIRECTOR OF SEDALIA PARKS AND RECREATION.  SHE IS CELEBRATING HER 10TH YEAR AT THE HELM.  WE ARE THANKFUL FOR AMY, HER LEADERSHIP, AND THE PASSION SHE BRINGS TO PARKS AND RECREATION.

BRAD HAS SERVED EIGHT YEARS IN THE MISSOURI HOUSE OF REPRENTATIVES.  HE DISCUSSES THE LEGISLATION ADDESSED BY THE MISSOURI GENERAL ASSEMBLY DURING 2026.

LARRY YEAGER LEADS THE TEAM AT YEAGER CYCLE SALES.   HE HAS BEEN RIDING BIKES AND MOTORE CYCLES SINCE HE WAS OLD ENOUGH TO WALK.  LARRY DISCUSSES THE BUSINESS HISTORY AND ITS SEVENTY-YEAR PATH TO SUCCESS.

SUSAN IS A VERY ACTIVE SUPPORTER OF THE SEDALIA COMMUNITY.  SHE DISCUSSES THE COMMUNITY SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES AND THE REWARDS OF GIVING BACK.

🐔 Sedalia’s Chick-fil-A is getting closer—and this week’s Let’s Talk Sedalia guest is the woman who will be helping lead it!

Kaitlen Seagren, manager of the new Chick-fil-A in Sedalia, joins Ron Toellner and John Meehan to talk about her journey and what it takes to manage a fast-paced restaurant operation.

With plenty of excitement surrounding Chick-fil-A coming to Sedalia, this is a great chance to get to know Kaitlen and hear more about the leadership behind one of our community’s newest businesses.

📻 This episode originally aired August 29 on Newstalk KSIS 1050 AM, 94.7 FM, and 96.9 FM.

🎧 Listen now on Spotify using the link below!

Let’s Talk Sedalia is hosted by Ron Toellner and John Meehan with technical guidance from Randy Kirby and promoted by Queen City CAPS.

Dr. Todd Fraley, Superintendent of the Sedalia 200 School District discusses the start of the 2026-2027 school year, recent accomplishments in the District, and future plans.

Retiring State Fair Community College athletic director Darren Pannier looks back on his 26-year tenure marked by growing the athletic department from 30 to nearly 400 student-athletes and building a new on-campus athletics complex.

Gabby White is the Executive Director of the Sedalia Area Chamber of Commerce, stepping into that role in May, 2025.  Gabby has a strong background in development, communications, and community engagement.

Katie discusses her various volunteer efforts throughout the Sedalia and Central Missouri Areas.  Katie is on the board of trustees at Missouri Valley College, past president of the Sedalia Area Chamber of Commerce, and is very active in supporting our men and women stationed at Whiteman Air Force Base.

Let's Talk Sedalia