Host Gus Pearcy talks with Danville's new Town Manager Mark Morgan and Brownsburg's new Town Manager Jeff Eder.

Hosts Peg Glover and Deanna Hindsley talk with Jerry Vornhold of the Hendricks Civic Theater about the production "12 Angry Men".

This week for “Duke Energy Presents…Conversations About Living Young”, Marina’s guest is Eric Bell of the David A. Hall Mortuary in Pittsboro to discuss what’s involved in making yours or a family members final arrangements.

This week for “Duke Energy Presents…Central Indiana Today”, Shane's guests are Travis Tranbarger and Shelby Abner of the Brownsburg Parks Department to talk about the 4th of July & the Summer Concert Series, as well as where the Brownsburg Recreational Center plans are at this point. We will also have Kirk Knoble to talk about the Brownsburg Christ Lutheran Church Car Show, and a short interview with Jamie Bohler Smith of Visit Hendricks County to talk about a new hotel in Plainfield and what it means to tourism in Hendricks County.

Gus’s guest are Alexis Dean (Executive Director of Programs and Reentry Readiness in Indiana Department of Corrections) and Andrew Falk (Executive Director of Constructing Our Future). The subject is re-entry programs for prisoners.

#6 (6-17-19) Stage & Stuff Guest - Jessica Saunders & Tracy Runyon by Hosted by the voices of WYRZ

This week for “Duke Energy Presents…Conversations About Living Young”, Marina’s guest is Dori Brauman Moore. Dori is an elder attorney in Brownsburg and will be discussing some of the do’s & don’t’s of estate planning for the elderly.

This week for “Duke Energy Presents…Central Indiana Today” Shane's guests will be Allen Keiger to talk about his new show “Sights & Sounds”, Lee Anne Owens from CASA, Avon Chamber Director Tom Downdard to discuss Hendricks County Ribfest coming up later this month, and Ray Furner of the Brownsburg Lions Club to talk about the 4th of July Extravaganza.

Allen talks with country music artist Levi Riggs. Sponsored by Hawkeye Storage.

Gus Pearcy discusses the history of the Hendricks County Flyer newspaper with people who worked there from the 1970's to the early 2000's.