By City of Fairborn
Rumor Has It ... is a podcast from the City of Fairborn that highlights people, places, businesses, ideas, conversations, and more related to Fairborn. Why "Rumor Has it," you might ask? Because "r
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The podcast currently has 54 episodes available.
“Life’s most persistent and urgent question is, what are you doing for others?” -Martin Luther King, Jr.
On the podcast this week Meghan talks with Penny Davis, Office Admin. for the City Manager and honestly one of the best people you will ever meet. Penny does many things at the City, with one of her responsibilities being to oversee the volunteer boards and committees.
Meghan and Penny discuss how citizens can get involved on one of the boards or committees, what all Penny does around the City, and what has kept her working for Fairborn for 30+ years! It is a great conversation, hope you enjoy this week.
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This week on the podcast, Meghan talks with Mandy Taylor and Lexie Knick two teachers from Fairborn High School who lead the Environmental Club and are also members of the Fairborn Environmental Advisory Board (FEAB). They discuss what the Environmental Club does, the club's involvement in Arbor Day along with the Environmental Branch of Wright Patterson Air Force Base, and finally we discuss Mandy and Lexie's role on FEAB and the celebration planned for Earth Day with BW Greenway.
The conversation is insightful and entertaining at times, we hope you enjoy! Happy Earth Week. 🌎🌳
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"Environmentally Friendly Things to do at Home"
This week on the podcast Meghan talks with Kim Seubert, the Director of Fairborn's Victim Assistance Program. Kim and Meghan have an insightful conversation in the midst of this being a very heavy topic. They discuss the history of the Victim Assistance Program in Fairborn, the work the Victim Advocates do, and the resources available for those in our area. The work done by those within this program is invaluable.
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* We do have a trigger warning for this episode as we cover topics of abuse and domestic violence. If you need to skip this episode we understand. *
This week on the podcast Meghan sits down with Matt Halpin, the Downtown Revitalization Manager who works at Spark Fairborn. He and Meghan chat about Spark, what that space is, what it isn't, and the role Spark plays for entrepreneurs and local businesses. They also discuss Matt's work with the Downtown businesses and the City. It's a great conversation, so sit back and enjoy!
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This week, Meghan talks with Delaney and Dakota about the Fairborn Young Professionals group that has been formed out of the Fairborn Area Chamber of Commerce. They both chat about the newness of the group and their eagerness to involve more young professionals. The group is just getting started, but seems like they are ready to take on the world. Check out the conversation and find out how you can get involved with the Young Professionals and more importantly Fairborn!
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This week on the podcast, Meghan talks with Jeff Brock, the Executive Director of the Gala of Hope foundation, a non-profit that seeks to change the face of cancer in the Dayton region. The Gala of Hope support cancer patients, cancer treatments, and local cancer research in its drive to send cancer in our region into the sunset. With February being National Cancer Prevention Month this was a great opportunity to talk with Jeff about Gala and all they do for the community and Dayton area. We hope you enjoy the conversation.
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On the podcast this week Meghan talks with Shannon Fritz, Fire Marshall for the Fairborn Fire Department; Chelsea Sadinski, Fetal and Infant Mortality Review Supervisor with Dayton & Montgomery County Public Health; Nancy Kessinger, Program Manager & Supervisor for Help Me Grow Early Childhood Home Visiting Programs with Greene County Public Health; and Elaine Markland Pediatric ER Nurse with Dayton Children's Hospital.
They discuss the Cribs for Kids event happening on February 22nd at Fire Station 2, in Fairborn from 1pm-3pm. More importantly they cover why this event is so crucial for parents, caregivers, and the community at large. *The conversation does get a bit heavy at times as they discuss infant mortality.* We just wanted to offer that warning before anyone started to listen. The guests this week share some invaluable information for anyone taking care of an infant.
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On the podcast this week, Meghan talks with Andrea Kunk, the President of Peerless Technologies. They discuss Andrea's role as President, what Peerless Tech. is all about, the role the company has played within the Defense Industry over the last 24 years, what being a women-led company means to Andrea, and so much more.
Get ready for a fantastic conversation - Andrea has some incredible things to say! You will not want to miss this episode.
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This week, Meghan talks with Terry Adkins, the Public Works Director for the City. They discuss what made him return to Fairborn after being in the military and his journey from mowing grass in the Parks & Rec Department to Public Works Director.
Terry and Meghan also talk about snow, plowing, and all things winter, which is very apropos for this time of year. If you. have ever wondered when your street would be plowed, this is THE episode to listen to! Bust out those hats and gloves and prepare for a great wintery-themed Rumor Has It episode.
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On the podcast this week, Meghan talks with Mike Gebhart, Fairborn's new City Manager. They discuss his hopes, excitement, and what he looks forward to as he takes over the helm. Meghan and Mike also discuss the podcast's future and give a few updates you might want to know about! So, get ready for a great episode and one bodacious 2024.
The podcast currently has 54 episodes available.