Kayla and Will talked to Mark Kinsley, CEO of Englander Mattress Company and co-author of "Come Back to Bed," about branding, why foot traffic is crucial, and why taking risks can make or break your business.

Will and Kayla chatted with Darius Barati, creator/producer/director of the 10-time Emmy-Award-Winning show Lost River Sessions on WKU PBS. Darius shared insights on producing a show with a lot of moving parts, why local music matters to him, and which martial arts movie star was basically a third parent to him.

Will and Kayla talked to Joe Imel, Director of Media Operations for the Bowling Green Daily News, about his infamous Twitter account, his career of capturing iconic moments as a photographer, and his rapping alter-ego.

Will and Kayla sat down with Jake Boswell, anchor at Eyewitness News in Evansville, about reporting in 2020, balancing fun and seriousness while building a brand, and the wildest thing that happened while getting the story.

Kayla and Will talk all things plants, gardening, and podcasts with Kristin Hildabrand, Extension Agent for Horticulture for the Warren County Cooperative Extension Service. Check out Kristin's podcast, "The Sunshine Gardening Podcast!" 

• Kentucky Kids on the Block
• United Way of Southern Kentucky
• Family Enrichment Center
• Stuff the Bus Foundation
• Historic Railpark and Train Museum
• Med Center Health Foundation
• Hope Harbor
• Junior Achievement of Southern Kentucky

Kayla, Will, & David talk to Kirk Thatcher, Emmy-award winning writer, director, and production designer, about his exciting career working on films like Return of the Jedi, ET, Muppet Treasure Island and how to ignite the creative process.

Will and Kayla catch up with Kyle Wolz, Assistant General Manager of the Bowling Green Hot Rods, about his passion for Stuff the Bus, getting a foot in the door in your industry, and how the Bowling Green Ballpark is finding success despite the challenges of COVID-19.

Kayla and Will catch up with Josh Poling, owner of Hickory & Oak, about running a restaurant in 2020, how he got his start in the industry, and why supporting local businesses is at the forefront of his business model.