In honor of Memorial Day, podcast hosts Tanner Mondok, and Janeé Avery sit down with three veterans to talk about their time served in the military. The first guest, Nathan Floyd, has done over 17 years in the U.S. Army and now works as the Administrative Assistant for Mercer County Veterans Affairs. To conclude the show, former Marine Don Huntington and retired Air Force soldier Jodi Fitchko join the episode and discuss what resources are available to Veterans. 

Podcast hosts Tanner Mondok and Janeé Avery recap what happened this week in national and local news.

Podcast hosts Tanner Mondok and Janeé Avery recap what happened this week in national and local news. Adam Critchlow, Director Of Operations at AHN Grove City, joins the show to discuss the company's efforts in administering the COVID-19 vaccine to adults and adolescents.

Podcast hosts Tanner Mondok and Janeé Avery recap what happened this week in local news. Herald reporter Melissa Klaric joins the show to discuss the controversial trial of Nicoletta Robinson, who was found guilty of selling drugs that resulted in the fatal June 2019 overdose of a 32-year-old Coolspring Township woman. Mercer Country Director of Elections, Thad Hall, makes an appearance on the podcast to discuss the upcoming Primary Elections. 

Podcast hosts Tanner Mondok and Janeé Avery recap what happened this week in local news. Herald reporter Melissa Klaric joins the show to discuss an intriguing landscape project in Downtown Sharon featuring 11 goats and a donkey. 

Podcast hosts Tanner Mondok and Janeé Avery recap what happened this week in local and national news. Farrell native Pastor Tiffany Holden joins the show to discuss the conviction of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin. In this candid conversation, Holden gives her perspective on what changes need to be made on a national level and our local community. 

Podcast hosts Tanner Mondok and Janeé Avery recap what happened this week in local news. Jim Landino of JCL Development joins the show to discuss a $5 million business venture between his company and Penn State Shenango. The 56-year-old Sharon resident has made a lifestyle out restoring lifeless and deteriorating properties. Through JCL Development, Landino owns about 50 properties in Mercer County, but the bulk is in downtown Sharon. 

Podcast hosts Tanner Mondok and Janeé Avery recap what happened this week in local news. Special guest Herald editor Jeff Gerritt appears on the show to address an editorial piece published this week, which prompts a "Call to action" for government officials to abolish Pennsylvania's death penalty.