Let's Talk Sedalia

Join us as we sit down with Bev Rollings and Kimberly Knowle-Zeller for a thoughtful conversation about community, connection, and the power of local initiatives. Bev shares her journey as co-owner of Rollings Architect and co-founder of the Sedalia Farmers’ Market, while Kim reflects on what brought her to Sedalia and her passion for community building. They talk about the market’s mission, its vendors, and the standards they uphold, as well as their involvement with Braver Angels and the importance of fostering respectful dialogue across political lines.

This podcast was made possible with the support of Queen City CAPS.

Join us as we sit down and talk with all of the CAPS students involved in the working and development of the Let's Talk Sedalia podcast. We discuss their time working with the podcast, what they learned or how they grew, and how they plan to use these skills in their futures.This podcast was made possible with the support of Queen City CAPS.

Join us as we talk with Ruthie Hart about the Liberty Center in Sedalia and the components that make up the center. We also dive deep into the Liberty Center's vital role in hosting community events!

In today's podcast we talk with Marsha Boeschen about her background and the monthly payment plan she set up after being elected as the Pettis County collector. The monthly payment plan that she instated allows for Pettis taxpayers to pre-pay their real estate taxes. She also shares insight of her office during tax season along with information about the new senior tax credit and how the program stirred confusion within the General Assembly at Jefferson City. This podcast was made possible with the support of Queen City CAPS.

Join us as we talk with Becky Imhauser about her background as an author and the history and founding of Sedalia. We also discuss the history of educational institutes in Sedalia.

This podcast was made possible with the support of Queen City CAPS.

Join us as we sit down with Dianne Simon, Vice President of Thompson Hills Investment Corp and property manager at Thompson Hills Shopping Center! She shares how she works with local businesses and those looking to come to Sedalia, gives us a look at the legacy of founder E.W. Thompson, and talks about the land owned by Thompson Hills Investment Corp and how it plays a key role in bringing business to the area. A must-listen for anyone interested in local growth and development!This podcast was made possible with the support of Queen City CAPS.

SFCC's sixth president, Dr. Bates, sits down with us to discuss the college's campuses across Missouri, their diverse programs of study, and new expansions made to the Sedalia campus!

Join us as we sit down with Kelsey Thomas, Ayla Perkins, and Kim Ream to talk about their powerful project, Your Mind Matters, part of the CAPS Medical Strand. Hear how they're raising awareness and making a difference in mental health!Additionally, Kevin and Kristy Long from Wildlife Ridge Winery talk about growing their business right here in Missouri. They share insights on sales, wedding services, local partnerships, and all the unique amenities their winery has to offer!

We sit down with Rachelle Simon and discuss her background & her position as Executive Director for United Way. Join us in learning more about the brilliant work United Way does to help Pettis County! In our student news segment, we hear new opinions from current CAPS students about their experiences second semester in CAPS.

00:29 - CAPS Update

8:07 - United Way

Join us as we chat with Jeff Wimann and Michele Thierfelder about their journey at Sedalia Senior Center! From volunteer driver to dedicated employee, from cook to center coordinator, they’ve worked their ways up to make a real difference. They’ll share how state funding supports meals, transportation, and essential services for local seniors.00:00 Intro00:30 This Week's Guests