Watts Up with Bowling Green Winlectric

Scott Bledsoe of Buck Electric joins Sean on Watts Up with Winlectric to talk about the details that make an electrical project go more smoothly. From ceiling heights and fan down rods to outlet placement, lighting plans, and ordering fixtures, Scott shares what homeowners should think through before installation day. They also discuss planning ahead during new construction for future additions, EV chargers, and other electrical needs.

n part two of our conversation with Glasgow Mayor Henry Royse, we explore what it takes to grow a community without losing the qualities that make it feel like home.

Mayor Royse joins Sean to discuss new industries coming to Glasgow, the importance of local entrepreneurs, infrastructure, healthcare, public spaces and the power providers helping fuel the city’s momentum. He also shares why thoughtful, sustainable growth requires patience, strong partnerships and a willingness to listen.

What’s powering Glasgow’s momentum? Find out in this episode of Watts Up with Winlectric.

What does it really take to bring new businesses, jobs and opportunities to Glasgow?

In part one of our conversation with Mayor Henry Royse, Sean and Mayor Royse discuss the work that happens long before the ribbon cutting—from local investment and planning to infrastructure, workforce development and the new SKYCTC campus.

They also talk about the momentum in downtown Glasgow, the importance of supporting the people willing to invest in the community and how thoughtful growth can create new opportunities without losing what makes Glasgow feel like home.

Thinking about upgrading your facility's lighting? This episode breaks down TVA's Fast Track Incentive Program and why it's one of the easiest ways for businesses to lower project costs while reducing energy bills. Sean sits down with TVA's Robert Mason and Ty Burklew to explain how the program works, who qualifies, how much money you can get back, and why Bowling Green Winlectric's Preferred Partner Network (PPN) makes the process simple from start to finish. If you've been putting off an LED lighting upgrade, this episode could save you thousands.

Homeownership changes lives, but for many families, it can feel out of reach.

In this episode of Watts Up with Winlectric, Sean sits down with Steve Jones, Executive Director of Habitat for Humanity, to discuss how the organization is helping local families achieve affordable homeownership through hard work, education, and community support.

You'll learn:

• How Habitat for Humanity's "hand up, not a handout" approach works
• What sweat equity really means for future homeowners
• How donations from local businesses and community members help build homes
• Why Habitat homeowners have an incredible long-term success rate
• How easy it is to donate furniture, building materials, appliances, or even your time

Whether you're looking to volunteer, donate, or simply learn more about the impact Habitat has in our community, this conversation offers a behind-the-scenes look at an organization that's building far more than houses.

Listen now and discover how your next donation could help build someone's future. 

In this episode of Watts Up with Winlectric, we're joined by Matt Mutter, Chairman of the Barren County Veterans Association, for an important conversation about supporting the men and women who have served our country.

Matt shares how the association connects local veterans with valuable resources, builds community, and works to ensure no veteran feels forgotten. From available services to ways businesses and community members can get involved, this episode highlights the impact we can all make by supporting those who served.

Whether you're a veteran, have a loved one who served, or simply want to learn how to give back, this is a conversation you won't want to miss.

In this episode, Sean interviews Tori from BRASS, exploring the vital work of domestic violence support, the challenges faced by nonprofit organizations, and how community members can help. They discuss the importance of belief, support, and empowerment for survivors, emphasizing the need for accessible, non-judgmental services.

Historic buildings tell the story of a community, but bringing them back to life takes vision, patience, and a lot of problem-solving.

In this episode, host Sean Willis sits down with Beth and Mike Wagner, owners of Simple Life Properties, to talk about what it really takes to renovate historic buildings in downtown Glasgow.

From uncovering original architectural details to navigating modern codes, unexpected repairs, and long-term investment decisions, Beth and Mike share what they’ve learned through hands-on renovation projects right here in our community. This episode explores why historic preservation matters, how old buildings can be adapted for modern use, and what property owners should understand before taking on a renovation of their own.

In this episode, host Sean Willis sits down with Garland Gilliam, Deputy County Judge/Executive with a background in emergency management (M.S., CCEMT-P, NRP), to talk about what it really takes to keep a community safe and prepared.

From severe weather and disaster response to coordination between local agencies, Garland shares how emergency planning works behind the scenes, what residents often don’t realize about response efforts, and how individuals and businesses can better prepare themselves.

This episode explores the real-world challenges of emergency management, why preparation matters at every level, and how a community like Barren County stays ready when it matters most.

Your outdoor living space looks great during the day, but what happens when the sun goes down?

In this episode, host Sean Willis sits down with David Dubert from Elite Hardscapes to talk about how lighting transforms outdoor spaces from functional to exceptional. From patios and pergolas to walkways and water features, David shares what he's learned about designing outdoor living areas that work just as well at night as they do during the day.

This episode explores why outdoor lighting is about more than just visibility, how hardscape design and lighting work together, and what homeowners should consider before they start their outdoor project. Whether you're planning a new patio or looking to upgrade your existing outdoor space, this conversation covers what actually matters when you're designing for life outside.