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A busy and meaningful morning on Delaware County Today with Steve Lindell. The show opens with winter weather updates and school impacts from WMUN Meteorologist Paul Poteet, followed by developing local news including an investigation into a burned vehicle discovered in rural Delaware County.

At 8:15, Steve sits down with Matthew Peiffer, founder of A Voice for Kids, Inc., for a powerful discussion about foster care, aging out of the system, and a major holiday effort delivering Christmas gifts to hundreds of foster children. The morning continues with the daily local news summary at 8:30, then wraps up with Chad Castor, the Colts Fan Man, breaking down the latest Colts quarterback developments.

The lighter side of the morning comes at 8:45 as Chad Castor, the Colts Fan Man, joins Delaware County Today to break down the Indianapolis Colts’ quarterback situation. Chad shares his perspective on Philip Rivers stepping in, how the team responded, and what the latest loss means moving forward.

Insightful, entertaining, and full of fan perspective—this is Colts talk straight from the Fan Man.

A powerful and emotional conversation on Delaware County Today as Steve Lindell talks with Matthew Peiffer, president and founder of A Voice for Kids, Inc. Matthew shares his personal experience growing up in the foster care system, aging out without a permanent home, and how those experiences shaped his passion for advocating for foster, kinship, and collaborative care youth.

Matthew explains how A Voice for Kids supports hundreds of children through holiday gift drives, back-to-school supplies, and life-skills retreats for young adults aging out of care. A moving example of turning trauma into purpose—and making a real impact for kids across Delaware County and surrounding counties.

This week on The Leadership Blueprint with host Ken Hudson, we dive into reflective leadership — the power of looking back so you can lead forward.

Ken sits down with returning guest Watasha Barnes Griffin, CEO of YWCA Central Indiana, and new guest Breyonnah Davis, Assistant Director of Secondary Education Outreach for AHEC at Ball State University.

Together, they explore:

how reflection builds emotional intelligence

overcoming imposter syndrome

why empathy and apologizing strengthen leadership

the difference between reputation and legacy

serving communities with clarity, humility, and purpose

It’s an authentic, uplifting conversation about leadership that grows people, honors community, and builds a future worth inheriting.

Listen to The Leadership Blueprint—Saturday mornings on WMUN and anytime on your favorite podcast platform.

Join Cam and TC as they rewind time. Set with them by an old time radio and enjoy a conversation about their favorite Christmas time stories.