The interviewer becomes the interviewee.

Ryan Scott, the executive director for Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Southwestern Indiana joins me in the studio to talk about his rewarding position and how he got there.

In this episode, my coworker and friend, Lyn, describes her life growing up, and where she is today.

Lori and Morgan recount Morgan’s battle with her brain tumor, and her miraculous healing.

Ethan Brinkley walks me through his life and recounts some very pivotal moments that have made him who he is today.

In this episode, we sit down with Zach and Jessica, owners of Honeymoon Coffee. They tell us how they met, how they started a successful business, and look to the future of honeymoon.

This week, we talk with Courtney Beitler on why everyone should look into therapy and how it’s helpful.

We ask the owners of The Jordan Funeral Group pretty much any question we could think of! Jeremy and Sasha Jordan talk to us about helping families during tough times, their growing business, and how wild it gets at funeral conventions.

This week we talk to Marley Smith about her experience traveling with her husband as he plays basketball and how she manages to maintain normalcy in their day-to-day life.

Courtney Johnson sits down with us to talk about how he formed his nonprofit organization “Young & Established” and helping his community out.