This week’s show featured Adam Mohr and Laressa Tromler promoting the upcoming “Carnival of Love” gala fundraiser for Heartland Family Service, which has a mission to strengthen individuals and families in our community through education, counseling, and support services. Then, Fr. Mike Eckley, Annette Turner, and Otis Sallid discussed the upcoming Irish Fest virtual event for Catholic Charities of Omaha, which supports the community through everything from domestic abuse situations to hunger needs. Finally, Food Bank for the Heartland director Brian Barks talked about the continued increased need for their services during the pandemic.

This week’s show featured several representatives with “Omaha’s Finest,” (omahas-finest.com) a new professional basketball team starting in Omaha this spring, detailing what this means for the community as a family-friendly form of entertainment. Our guests were Tra-Deon Hollins, Ryan Stubbe, Akoy Agau, and Eric Behrens. Then, SHARE Omaha executive director Marjorie Maas talked about the two-year anniversary of this group and what they’ve been able to accomplish in our community for non-profit organizations.