Michael shares the rich history of Richards Farm as they celebrate their 50th Anniversary. He also shares about their two restaurants in Terre Haute, Indiana, M. Moggers and The Stables.

Wendy discusses the types of grief we all deal with in our lives. Not all grief is about the loss of life or even a living thing

Scott shares how he started performing as Elvis and the formation of the well-known band, The Blue Suede Crew. He and Sonja share about Scott's aortic dissection and how that challenge affected their lives and increased their faith.

Wendy shares the paramount importance of donating blood. Blood supplies are at an all-time low. Don't wait to realize this until you or a loved one needs blood.

Brian shares his family's decades long connection to Bernadini's Fruit Market, later Daniell's. We discuss the ups and downs in the family business.

Wendy talks about her father and what a special place he played in her heart.

When Connie Jones lost her husband, Gary, to lingering effects of Agent Orange, she channeled her grief into becoming the co-founder of Coles County Veterans Support Coalition.

Ann tells how her interest in theatre came about and how that interest led her to her portrayals of historic figures. She shares about her other theatre experiences in the Charleston area.

Lori and I discuss special upcoming events happening in the Charleston area. She is also plays a big role at Lincoln Log Cabin Historic Site at Lerna.

Allie established her career on the east coast but returned to central Illinois. She is always looking ahead and as a greenhouse owner she has to plan ahead for the coming season.