Mike on the Mic: The FCADC Podcast Show

Want to understand the impact of our local hospitality industry and why location, service, and quality matter?

On this episode of Mike on the Mic, we sit down with Aaron Smith, Senior Vice President of Operations for Baywood Hotels, to talk about the success of the Holiday Inn Express in our community and how it has become a model property among the more than 140 hotels Baywood owns across the United States.

Aaron shares how a well-traveled transportation corridor like I-81 helps drive business, why exceptional customer service remains at the heart of hospitality, and how a well-appointed hotel can support travelers, employers, tourism, and the broader local economy.

Tune in for a conversation about hospitality, growth, and the role quality lodging plays in strengthening our region.

New episode of Mike on the Mic!

I’m excited to share a powerful conversation with two leaders helping shape the future of healthcare and medical education in our region: Dr. Brian Kessler, Dean of the Meritus School of Osteopathic Medicine, and Dr. Maulik Joshi, CEO of Meritus Health.

In this episode, we explore the vision behind the Meritus School of Osteopathic Medicine, the growing need for physicians, and the important ways healthcare, education, and community development are coming together to strengthen Washington County and the entire Quad State region.

This is a conversation about transformational leadership, innovation, workforce development, and the future of healthcare in our communities.

Tune in to Mike on the Mic for an inspiring look at what’s ahead.

On this episode of Mike on the Mic, we’re celebrating Small Business Week with a conversation featuring Burnside America, a Chambersburg-based manufacturer with local roots, family ties, and a reach that extends far beyond Franklin County.

Mike sits down with Angi and Tony Morrissey, along with Paul Byrne, whose family owns Burnside America, for a conversation about the company’s story, its Irish connections, its decision to grow in Chambersburg, and the opportunities and challenges facing small businesses and manufacturers today.

From family legacy and workforce needs to facility expansion, global markets, and the future of manufacturing, this episode highlights how a company based right here in Franklin County can make an impact well beyond our region.

In this episode, we talk about:

• The story behind Burnside America and its family-owned roots

• Why Chambersburg became the right location for the company’s U.S. operations

• What is manufactured at the Coffee Avenue facility

• The company’s recent building expansion and what it means for future growth

• Challenges facing small businesses and manufacturers today

• What Angi, Tony, and Paul see ahead for Burnside America in 2026 and beyond 

On the next Mike on the Mic, I sit down with Megan Shreve, CEO of the South Central Community Action Program (SCCAP), for a conversation about leadership, service, and community impact.
We talk about Megan’s professional journey, the accomplishments SCCAP is making in our community, and the upcoming Deliberative Housing Forum that will bring important housing issues and solutions to the forefront.

Don’t miss this thoughtful discussion on housing, community action, and the work being done to create stronger futures across Franklin County.  She’s the real deal.

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On this episode of Mike on the Mic, Greg Hoover and Bill Gour join Bosco and Mike for a delightfully debatable, laugh-out-loud trip through the greatest sitcoms of all time — or at least the greatest ones since 1950, which feels like a fair place to start.

From living rooms shaped by canned laughter to Thursday nights planned around must-see TV, this episode dives headfirst into the shows, characters, catchphrases, and theme songs that helped define generations. Whether you grew up with black-and-white classics, ‘70s ensemble chaos, ‘80s family favorites, or the golden age of sitcom domination, this conversation is packed with nostalgia, strong opinions, and more than a few “now wait just a minute” moments.

It’s sharp, funny, and guaranteed to send you back to your own coming-of-age years, when sitcoms weren’t just entertainment — they were part of the weekly routine.

Tune in for a spellbinding stroll through television history, where the laughs are timeless, the rankings are arguable, and everybody has a favorite.

Delivering high-quality, accessible health care is a challenge for every health system, but for independently owned rural medical centers, that challenge is even greater. In this edition of Mike on the Mic, you’ll meet Mike Makosky, CEO of Fulton County Medical Center, and hear how he and his team are rising to meet that challenge every day.

From expanding access to essential services to ensuring patients in our rural communities receive compassionate, dependable care close to home, Fulton County Medical Center is proving that excellence in health care is not limited to large urban systems. You’ll be inspired by the commitment, innovation, and leadership that are helping provide critical care for our neighbors to the west.

Tune in for a conversation that highlights not only the realities of rural health care, but also the people and partnerships making a real difference in the lives of local families.

FCADC turns 40 on March 3 — and we’re celebrating with a special anniversary episode of Mike on the Mic.

Join Mike Ross as he welcomes two guests who’ve had a front-row seat to FCADC’s story from the very beginning: Dave Sciamanna, former President of the Chambersburg Chamber of Commerce, and Warren Elliott, former Franklin County Commissioner. Together, they’ll reflect on FCADC’s startup, its evolution over four decades, and the real-world impact it’s had on jobs, investment, and opportunity across Franklin County.

And this part matters: Dave (especially!) and Warren were instrumental in the creation of FCADC—helping shape the vision, partnerships, and momentum that launched the organization and set it on a path that still benefits our community today.

🎙️ Mike on the Mic is back — and this one’s a can’t-miss episode.

On this edition, Mike sits down with Gustavo Casagrandi, General Manager of Volvo Construction Equipment in Shippensburg—and a 2nd degree black belt in Judo—for a conversation that’s equal parts inspiring, insightful, and full of momentum.

You’ll hear firsthand about:

• Volvo’s $40 million investment and expansion happening right here in our region
• The new product lines coming online and what they mean for the future
• Why manufacturing matters—for jobs, innovation, and long-term opportunity
• The Volvo culture, built around employee engagement and strong community commitment

This episode highlights the kind of leadership and investment that’s shaping what’s next for Franklin County and beyond.

✅ Tune in to Mike on the Mic and get the inside story on growth, grit, and a company that’s putting people and community at the center of success.

On this edition of Mike on the Mic, we’re sitting down with one of our community’s true movers and shakers: Karen Johnston, Executive Director of the Healthy Communities Partnership.

Karen is the kind of guest who pulls you in immediately—smart, candid, and absolutely fired up about creating real change right here at home. In this conversation, you’ll hear how Healthy Communities programs are making a difference across the county, from healthier diets and everyday wellness to confidence-building and self-esteem support for adolescents.

If you care about the future of our community—or you just love hearing from people who are out there doing the work—this episode is for you. You’ll feel Karen’s passion, commitment, and optimism in every answer.

If you want to really understand the local and regional labor market—and the jobs most in demand in our part of the world—this episode of Mike on the Mic is for you.

🎙️ Mike sits down with workforce development leader Jesse McCree, CEO of SCPa Works, for a high-energy conversation on what’s happening in the workforce right now, what employers are struggling to fill, and what job-seekers (and communities) should be paying attention to next.

Whether you’re a business owner, job seeker, educator, or just curious about where the economy is headed—you’ll walk away with clear takeaways and real local insight.

👉 Tune in to Mike on the Mic and catch the episode with Jesse McCree.