Where We Landed

Where We Landed

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Where We Landed episodes

  • Tashema Davis

    It's an all-ladies day!  Join Iris, Alicia, and Kylie as they chat with artist Tashema Davis - a Gary, Indiana native who now calls Grant County home!  Tashema's love for art was inspired by graffiti on the trains of her hometown and she tells us how that passion for art has developed, what it's like to operate her own art gallery, publish her own children's book series, create large-scale murals and other commissions for her community, and how to do it all while raising two beautiful daughters!  You won't want to miss this conversation!

    49 min
  • Steve Schrader

    This week, we talk to long-time Grant County staple - Steve Schrader.  We discuss growing up in Gas City; as well as his work as a township trustee, newspaper editor, and owner of legendary Marion establishment Folkies Tavern.  This conversation definitely deserves a part two someday!

    48 min
  • Kyren Monteiro

    The WWL team meets Kyren Monterio on this week’s show. You may not know it but you have heard his work because he is the mastering genius behind Where We Landed beginning with episode 12. Learn how this pastor’s son found himself through music and culture to become an entrepreneur that has clients all over the world, based right here in Grant County.

    49 min
  • Dawn Brown

    Scott, Alicia, and Kylie chat this week with Dawn Brown, a self-described boomerang and blogger. Dawn was raised here in Gas City, left for Texas for a period, and returned to Grant County to raise her family. Listen in as we discuss her passion for our community, her family, and what qualifies as a Christmas movie.

    52 min
  • Tim Andrews

    This week we chat with Tim Andrews - a Grant County native, retiree, and tireless community advocate and volunteer.  Tim also has a passion for woodworking, particularly unplugged furniture-making.  We recently asked you-our listeners-for suggestions of who you wanted us to talk to and Tim was one of those suggestions!  We discuss his woodworking hobby, his local non-profit involvement, and more!

    48 min
  • Michael Mathias

    Iris, Kylie, and Scott kick off the New Year chatting with local business owner Michael Mathias.  Michael is a Gas City native with a passion for all things bicycles!  We talk about starting his business, bicycle & pedestrian infrastructure, and Grant County's growing bicycle culture.  Michael has an interesting story to share that you won't want to miss!

    52 min
  • Michael Moffitt

    The WWL team sits down today with Michael Moffitt. Find out how this Southern California kid grew to be a professional NFL player and landed in the Midwest. Also learn that he isn’t the most accomplished athletic star of the Moffitt family. From Beaches to corn fields, listen, as Michael shares about what brought him Grant County and what inspires him today.

    46 min
  • Mitra Majumdar

    Scott, Alicia and Kylie sit down with today's guest Mitra Majumdar, a young female architect from Bangladesh, who followed her dreams to Ball State. We chat with her about her culture, living in another country and her love of art. Enjoy all the laughter that this amazing woman brings to the studio with us. 

    44 min
  • Matt Voss

    Today's episode features Matt Voss, with Near Space Launch, an emerging leader and space entrepreneur in Grant County that has a love of technology and exploration. Matt and his father decided they didn’t need to be in FL or TX to reach for the stars. Listen, as Matt shares about what brought him back to Upland and what inspires him today.

    48 min
  • Kayla Johnson

    Today's episode features Kayla Johnson, with the City of Marion, an emerging energetic leader in Grant County that has a love of people and their stories. Listen, as Kayla shares about growing up in North Carolina, what brought her to Marion and why she stayed.

    45 min

About Where We Landed

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Where We Landed is a podcast that recognizes our whole history told by the individuals that live and love this small Indiana County. Grant County is home to about 62,000 people, each holding a unique…