Gus talks with Lew Middleton of Duke Energy about being aware of scams.

"Duke Energy Presents...Conversations About Living Young with Marina Keers", guests Greg VanLaere & Halee Adkins talk about scams targeting seniors. Marina is Executive Director of Hendricks County Senior Services.

“Duke Energy Presents…Central Indiana Today”. This week Shane Ray talks with Audwynn Newman & John Adams. He also interviews Charles Dodson, Rashad Cunningham, and Dani Urbancic to talk about the live remote for the veterans breakfast. And finally Eric Hessel of the Hendricks County Community Foundation asks for your help with a survey.

Gus’s guests are Cliff Chapman (Executive Director of the Central Indiana Land Trust) and one of his board members Curt DeVoe (attorneys for Plews, Shadley, Racher, & Braun).

This week for “Duke Energy Presents…Stage n Stuff” Peg and Deanna’s guest is Bob Harbin to talk about his days as a Hollywood casting director and discuss “Cinderella” which is a local play produced by Footlite.org. He also brought Lauren Russel, that plays Cinderella.

This week for “Duke Energy Presents…Conversations About Living Young”. Marina’s guest is Julie Krizan to talk about Rock Steady Boxing in Brownsburg.

This week for “Duke Energy Presents…Central Indiana Today”. One of Shane's guests is Bob Bernstein – owner of Beauty Brands in Avon but also a former radio station owner (which is what we most talk about). We also include an interview Jim Miller and Byron Stevens talking about the Hops & Vines event. Finally our interview with Sheryl Sackett where she talks about the future of the animal rescue nonprofit Misty Eyes.

Host Gus Pearcy welcomes Tami Silverman of the Indiana Youth Institute. The subject is teen suicide.

Host Gus Pearcy welcomes Diana Virgil of the B & O Trail. It was recorded on location - on the trail itself under the Ronald Reagan overpass. Gus and Diana also talk with hikers/walkers as they pass by on the trail during the recording.

Peg & Deanna’s guest is be Brian Russelburg of the Hendricks County Arts Council.