In this podcast episode, Adam reviews a new Pixar animated film, Alec reviews a comedy sequel and Larry looks at a reboot of the HBO serise In Treatment.

Planning and Zoning are important parts of local government. I invited the Director of Planning and Zoning for the City of Fishers, Megan Schaefer, to join me in this podcast, along with the Assistant Director, Ross Hilleary.

Prevail is a local Hamilton County nonprofit group centered on assisting victims of all kinds of violence. Susan Ferguson, the organization's Executive Director, and Sara Roorbach, Primary Prevention Specialist, join this podcast.

Duncan Giles is in Washington DC for the national agreement bargaining this week, and he is joined by NTEU Chapter 68 President Gary Kiribian as they both serve on the negotiating team. Larry remains in Indiana hosting the podcast. We talk about an important memo on telework from the Biden White House, confusion about EPL leave and a general update on the national bargaining.

Is the musical film "In the Heights" worth seeing? Here is my review.

Fishers Mayor Scott Fadness and Stephanie Perry talk about what's happening this summer in Fishers, and how to navigate the closure of 1116th Street in the heart of downtown, through August 1st

Reviews of "In the Heights," Spare Parts" and Oslo in this week's Grade A Movies Podcast. Adam Aasen, Alec Toombs & Larry Lannan also talk about whether the latest movie theater box office numbers mean movie-goers and back.

Will IRS employees be required to return to their offices anytime soon? What about mask and appointment policies in Taxpayer Assistance Centers (TACs)? That and more is discussed in this week's Chapter 49 Podcast with Duncan Giles & Larry Lannan

Paychecks, pay raise prospects, national bargaining and much more in this week's episode of the Chapter 49 Podcast with Duncan Giles and Larry Lannan

A Quiet Place Part II has been a much-anticipated movie and is being released nation-wide over Memorial Day weekend. Is it worth seeing? Listen to my review.