The solar eclipse is coming April 8. Mayor Scott Fadness, Police Chief Ed Gebhart & Fire Chief Steve Orusa gathered at the Hamilton East Library to talk about the city's plans for handling crowds expected for the solar eclipse April 8.

NTEU & IRS have completed mid-term bargaining. Chapter 10 President Lori McCann and NTEU Director of Negotiations Ken Moffett join Duncan & Larry to discuss that agreement and much more in this edition of the Chapter 49 Podcast.

John Mehling is the retiring Public Information Officer for the Fishers Fire Department. Ashley Elrod heads the mayor's public relations team. They both join the podcast to talk about John's service to the city.

NTEU National President Doreen Greenwald is the guest of Duncan Giles & Larry Lannan for this episode of the Chapter 49 Podcast. Doreen talks about Washington budget squabbles, Telework, Schedule F and much more.

Patrick Mapes is the new Superintendent of Schools for the HSE District. He discussed a number of issues in this podcast, including the DEI position, the role of Deputy Supt Dr. Matt Kegley, moving forward with a school survey, how long he intends to stay in this job and the future of HSE & Wayne Township.

Current in Fishers is a weekly print publication all about local Fishers news. I spoke with the Editor, Leila Kheiry, in this podcast.

March is Disability Awareness Month and the local Advisory Committee on Disabilities in Fishers is planning a long list of activities. Stacey Oldham & Cecilia Coble talk about that and much more in this podcast.

Budgets and odds of a government shutdown....that leads this news this week on the Chapter 49 Podcast, featuring Duncan Giles & Larry Lannan

Duncan Giles & Larry Lannan talk about the many messages employees are seeing about tele-work.....Chapter 49 tries to put all these messages into the proper context.

Wesley Barnes and his wife Marissa own the news donut shop in Fishers, Parlor Donuts. Wesley talks about his business and locating in Fishers in this podcast.