Think Local Columbus!  Crissy and Kaitlyn tell us all about the Think Local Columbus campaign.  Learn how you can make an impact on our community by spending your dollars at local establishments.  

Chuck Wells has a rich history in Columbus.  We talk about getting his start, his days working for the local newspaper, his future at Overhead Door, and how he gives back to our community.

This week we sit down with Spencer Thompson to talk about Hoosier Egg Fest and the Big Green Egg. Egg fest is an awesome event with great food that raises money for local charities. 

John Cunningham shares his story with us.  Addiction has led to some very low points in his life, but he was given a second chance.  Learn more about Recover Out Loud and how John is lifting up others that suffer from the same demons that have haunted him.

Recover Out Loud

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You can’t mention music in Columbus without talking about Tom Pickett. Tom visits the show to talk about music, instruments, and his store’s history. His Columbus roots go back to 1956. Tom even plays us a couple of songs!

Aubrey Jackson-Conner and Kelly Weisner stop by the studio to talk about a different approach to physical therapy. They take a holistic look at staying active. Bob talks about his role at the chamber of commerce and how they help small businesses like Flourish Columbus.

On this episode, we talk with Scott Hundley and Dana Bowling about mental health issues in Columbus.  Find out about the counseling program at Community Downtown as well as what you can do to improve mental health for you and your loved ones.

You can say John Sims is a great PE teacher, but that's an understatement.  Tune in to learn more about his growing family, how he challenges his students, and his position as athletic director at St Peters.

On this episode we talk with Jake Atkins about his struggle with addiction. Addiction has affected most US households in some way. Listen in to Jake’s story of turning his life around, getting sober, and becoming a valuable member of our community.

In this episode Nate and Bob talk about Bartholomew county’s bicentennial with Dr. Tami Iorio. Tami is a local pediatrician as well as our County Historian. Did you know there is a new film about our local history? You still have time to catch It Began With Bartholomew Part One on April 24th at Yes Cinema. Part Two debuts on May 1st.