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Matt Thomas and Ross Villarreal of The Matt Thomas Show recap the Cincinnati Reds completing the sweep over the Houston Astros following Thursday's 1-0 result. Hunter Brown allowed four hits and struck out six over six scoreless innings, but the Astros offense was shut out. Brian McTaggart, Astros beat reporter for MLB.com, joins to discuss Kyle Tucker's return to the lineup. Matt and Ross also talk with Derek Schultz of Indianapolis Monthly about the Texans taking on the Colts for their season opener, review the Chiefs defeating the Ravens in the NFL season kickoff, give their predictions for the NFL season, tell their "Non-Florida Stories" and more on this "Anything Goes Friday."

Matt Thomas and Ross Villarreal of The Matt Thomas Show recap the Cincinnati Reds completing the sweep over the Houston Astros following Thursday's 1-0 result. Hunter Brown allowed four hits and struck out six over six scoreless innings, but the Astros offense was shut out. Brian McTaggart, Astros beat reporter for MLB.com, joins to discuss Kyle Tucker's return to the lineup. Matt and Ross also talk with Derek Schultz of Indianapolis Monthly about the Texans taking on the Colts for their season opener, review the Chiefs defeating the Ravens in the NFL season kickoff, give their predictions for the NFL season, tell their "Non-Florida Stories" and more on this "Anything Goes Friday."

Discussing topics such as career paths, editorial content, current trends and challenges, Amanda Heckert shares her perspective with Angela along with the value of creating a physical experience with a magazine.  Listen to learn about the transformation of Garden & Gun Magazine, highlighting the best of the modern South through content, events and retail.Follow Amanda's life and work here: Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/amandabheckert/ Garden & Gun: https://gardenandgun.com/author/amanda-heckert/ Indianapolis Monthly: https://www.indianapolismonthly.com/ Atlanta Magazine: https://www.atlantamagazine.com/ Working Man's Tavern: https://workingmans-friend.weeblyte.com/#google_vignetteUniversity of South Carolina: https://sc.edu/ Newcomer: http://www.newcomeratlanta.com/ Keith Phillips: https://www.linkedin.com/in/keith-phillips-61796a1 Emmis Publications: https://www.emmis.com/ Tony Rehagen: https://tonyrehagen.com/ Rebecca Burns: http://rebecca-burns.com/ Pat Conroy: https://gardenandgun.com/issues/spring-2007/ Distilled: https://gardenandgun.com/distilled/ Retail Field Shop: https://ggfieldshop.com/?utm_source=gardenandgun.com&utm_medium=topnav&utm_campaign=hp Books: https://gardenandgun.com/articles/books-editors-garden-gun/ Society: https://gardenandgun.com/ggsociety/ Garden & Gun Club restaurant: https://gardenandgunclub.com/at-the-battery-atlanta/ The Battery: https://www.batteryatl.com/  Stitzel-Weller Distillery:  https://www.stitzelwellerdistillery.com/ The Whole Hog podcast: https://gardenandgun.com/collection/whole-hog-podcast/  The Wild South podcast: https://gardenandgun.com/gg-playbook-wild-south-podcast/ G&G Reads Book Club: https://gardenandgun.com/extras/book-club/ Francis Mayes: https://francesmayesbooks.com/ Made in the South Awards: https://gardenandgun.com/feature/meet-the-winners-of-the-2023-made-in-the-south-awards/ Southern Women: https://ggfieldshop.com/products/southern-women-by-garden-gun  Thank you for listening!  Please take a moment to rate, review and subscribe to the Media in Minutes podcast here or anywhere you get your podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/media-in-minutes/id1555710662 

Derek Schultz, writer for the Indianapolis Business Journal and Indianapolis Monthly, joins The Matt Thomas Show to break down the Houston Texans heading to Lucas Oil Stadium to play the Colts for a playoff spot. The matchup will feature Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud against Colts quarterback Gardner Minshew, who took over for Anthony Richardson after he suffered an injury to his AC joint in the right (throwing) shoulder. Gardner Minshew is "one of the better backup quarterbacks in the NFL," Schultz said. Colts running back Jonathan Taylor is not having a break out year, according to Schultz. "He's not the homerun hitter right now." Schultz also predicts that a successful pass rush will be the key to a Colts victory because "the secondary is the weak link." Both teams have first-year head coaches in DeMeco Ryans and Shane Steichen, and they both "are front runners for coach of the year." According to Schultz, Steichen should be in the discussion for "maximizing the situation" and the ability to "keep the ship steady."

Matt Thomas and Ross Villarreal of The Matt Thomas Show react to Astros outfielder Michael Brantley announcing his retirement, and they relive some of his best moments in Houston. Craig Ackerman, play-by-play announcer for the Houston Rockets, joins the show to comment on the rumors surrounding suspected aliens at a mall in Florida. The Texans will face the Indianapolis Colts on Saturday in a fight for a playoff spot. Derek Schultz, writer for the Indianapolis Business Journal and Indianapolis Monthly, joins the show to preview the keys to each team's success. Rockets sideline reporter Vanessa Richardson also joins to preview Texans vs. Colts and Rockets vs. Timberwolves. Matt and Ross discuss the College Football National Championship in Houston, tell their Non-Florida Stories and more.

Derek Schultz, writer for the Indianapolis Business Journal and Indianapolis Monthly, joins The Matt Thomas Show to break down the Houston Texans heading to Lucas Oil Stadium to play the Colts for a playoff spot. The matchup will feature Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud against Colts quarterback Gardner Minshew, who took over for Anthony Richardson after he suffered an injury to his AC joint in the right (throwing) shoulder. Gardner Minshew is "one of the better backup quarterbacks in the NFL," Schultz said. Colts running back Jonathan Taylor is not having a break out year, according to Schultz. "He's not the homerun hitter right now." Schultz also predicts that a successful pass rush will be the key to a Colts victory because "the secondary is the weak link." Both teams have first-year head coaches in DeMeco Ryans and Shane Steichen, and they both "are front runners for coach of the year." According to Schultz, Steichen should be in the discussion for "maximizing the situation" and the ability to "keep the ship steady."

Matt Thomas and Ross Villarreal of The Matt Thomas Show react to Astros outfielder Michael Brantley announcing his retirement, and they relive some of his best moments in Houston. Craig Ackerman, play-by-play announcer for the Houston Rockets, joins the show to comment on the rumors surrounding suspected aliens at a mall in Florida. The Texans will face the Indianapolis Colts on Saturday in a fight for a playoff spot. Derek Schultz, writer for the Indianapolis Business Journal and Indianapolis Monthly, joins the show to preview the keys to each team's success. Rockets sideline reporter Vanessa Richardson also joins to preview Texans vs. Colts and Rockets vs. Timberwolves. Matt and Ross discuss the College Football National Championship in Houston, tell their Non-Florida Stories and more.

On the episode, Payton explores the mysterious misfortune surrounding the three deaths of Ed Amos's wives. Is he destined to be the world's most unfortunate man, or is there a darker and more sinister explanation? Socials and more: https://linktr.ee/bingedpod Case Sources: www.courts.michigan.gov/siteassets/case-documents/uploads/opinions/final/COA/19980818_C200898(0059)_200898.OPN.PDF http://murderpedia.org/male.A/a/amos-lowell.htm en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lowell_Amos truecrimediscussions.blogspot.com/2017/12/lowell-amos.html core.ac.uk/download/pdf/217143256.pdf archive.ph/6wynM (Jeffersonville News and Tribune) Sinclar, Norman and Judy Turpen, “Black Widower,” Indianapolis Monthly, August 1996, pp. 94-97, 160-161 Newspapers.com sources: newspapers.com/image/972354227 newspapers.com/image/975442169 newspapers.com/image/975442214 newspapers.com/image/973090944 newspapers.com/image/976509426 newspapers.com/image/973055926 newspapers.com/image/354016229  newspapers.com/image/204357356  newspapers.com/image/441078574 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Chris Douglas wears many hats: business owner, civic leader, community advocate, and others. Chris is founding partner and managing director of C.H. Douglas and Gray Wealth Management. An eighth generation Hoosier, he earned his Bachelor's degree from Princeton University's School of Public and International Affairs and his Master's in Business Administration from the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania. He was decorated for his service as an officer in the US Air Force and is fluent in Mandarin Chinese. His many business honors include the IBJ Forty Under 40 honors, and Indianapolis Monthly's Five-Star Wealth Managers honor every year for 15 consecutive years. He has been active in politics and philanthropy for many years, known as an advocate for LGBTQ rights, for public education, and for the arts. I hope you enjoy this conversation about Chris' life, his leadership experiences, and his work to make Indiana a better place for all people.

IBJ reporter Dave Lindquist, in this week for Mason King, talks with Emmis Corp. founder Jeff Smulyan about his 2022 memoir “Never Ride a Roller Coaster Upside Down: The Ups, Downs and Reinvention of an Entrepreneur” The book—which he wrote at his daughter's urging—caps a year of tremendous transition for Smulyan, whose roster of former employees includes David Letterman, Mike Pence, Isaac Hayes and Ken Griffey Jr. Emmis sold four Indianapolis radio stations and Indianapolis Monthly magazine in 2022, ending the company's four-decade run as a media powerhouse. Although Emmis still owns two radio stations in New York City, the company is now focused on three assets it has in the fields of e-commerce, ergonomics and corporate podcasting. Lindquist talks with Smulyan about his career, his successes and some of his initiatives that didn't go so well, including NextRadio—a costly effort to make mobile phones act like smart portable radios that never took off. The IBJ Podcast is brought to you by Taft.    

Derek Schultz of ISC Sports Network joins the podcast to talk about his earliest radio influences growing up on the east coast, arriving at Indiana University for his first day without ever visiting, and his experience in sports talk. Derek recalls a funny story interacting with The Bob & Tom Show upon arriving in Indianapolis, being forever grateful to their entire staff. Finally, he talks about continuing to stay in media as a writer for Indianapolis Monthly, emphasizing to students the importance of having a versatile skillset. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jbkonair/support

We talk a lot around here about the power of words. My guest today has put a different spin on this important subject and is changing many people's lives! I hope this episode goes to show you that we all have a gift and maybe you will be inspired to show kindness and love through a creative way you may never have thought about before.    Amanda Seibert, the founder and “original mama” of Mama Sing My Song. Featured in PureWow and Indianapolis Monthly, Mama Sing My Song is a company that creates personalized songs and lullabies for thousands of kids all over the world.   Expanding upon her company's mission to celebrate the diversities of each child through song, Seibert's debut children's book Mama, Sing My Song: A Sweet Melody of God's Love for Me will be released on Tuesday, September 20, 2022.   She lives in Indianapolis with her husband and three children, where they try to fill their home with songs, dance, and laughter each day.   Buy Mama Sing My Song Book- CLICK HERE   Connect with Amanda:  https://mamasingmysong.com/ https://www.facebook.com/mamasingmysong/ https://www.instagram.com/mamasingmysong/ https://www.amazon.com/Mama-Sing-My-Song-Melody/dp/1400235545/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=   Get 15% off Araza Beauty Make Up: https://arazabeauty.com/?rfsn=6753463.215ec4 use the code EMPOWEREDBIRTH   Join Patreon: patron.com/empoweredbirthpodcast   Connect with Aly: IG- @empoweredbirthpodcast Email- birth.bliss.beyond@gmail.com

A principios de los ochenta los noticieros radiales, las portadas del Granma y los discursos de Fidel Castro celebraban los logros del nuevo mito de la Revolución Cubana: una vaca. * Este episodio tuvo como fuentes principales el documental La vaca de mármol (2012), de Enrique Colina; los libros Cómo alimentar a un dictador, de Witold Szablowski y Crónicas de la mafia, de Íñigo Domínguez y el artículo Dairy Queen: The Legacy of Ellen, Indiana's Most Famous Cow, de Megan Fernández para The Indianapolis Monthly; así como varias notas de BBC Mundo, El País de Madrid, Revista Piauí, Saveur y Gastro Obscura. * La música original es de Maximiliano Martínez y el diseño de la portada es de Pablo Corrado. Se utilizaron temas libres de derecho como cortina; gracias a Chris Haugen y Dan Lebowitz. * Gastropolítica es una serie escrita y narrada por Maxi Guerra para Funga, ecosistema de contenidos.

Women have always known that building community with other women creates a powerful force for good. Leslie Bailey, the co-founder and CEO of Indy Maven, has transformed that knowledge into a lifestyle media company and community for women that epitomizes her spirit of collaboration, support, and inspiration. And now she is creating even more opportunities for the community by launching a new social and networking space that expresses what the Indy Maven team has created digitally. I love the wisdom and vulnerability that she brought to our discussion on these topics and others: Managing success and all the expectations that come with it Resisting the urge to give away too much of yourself Setting boundaries Understanding that self care is about more than bubble baths Asking for help when life happens I'm confident that you'll find useful takeaways in this episode. It's a valuable discussion for anyone who has ever felt overwhelmed, in need of support, or out of control despite their achievements. Did you enjoy the episode? If so, please rate, review, and subscribe to the podcast. Your feedback helps increase the value of these discussions and it makes it easier for other listeners to find us. Grab a copy of the Treasured Journal HERE Ways to connect with me: Website: danielleireland.com Instagram: @danielleireland_LCSW Facebook: @danielleireland_LCSW Ways to connect with Leslie Bailey & IndyMaven: Indy Maven Website Indy Maven Instagram Indy Maven Facebook Leslie Bailey Instagram Leslie Bailey Facebook Leslie Bailey is the co-founder, CEO, and editor-in-chief of Indy Maven, a lifestyle media company and community for women, by women in Central Indiana. Indy Maven offers an engaging website with free editorial content, an award-winning weekly newsletter, a membership program, events, and more. Before launching Indy Maven, Leslie worked as a freelance writer and editor and held roles including managing editor of AAA Crossroads magazine, lifestyle editor at Indianapolis Monthly magazine and “The Adventuress” columnist for the Indianapolis Star. In 2021, Leslie was listed in the first class of the Forbes Next 1000. In the spring of 2022, she's launching Maven Space, a community and co-working space powered by Mavens.  Leslie is a longstanding board member at Coburn Place and was a founding member of the Indianapolis Museum of Art's Fashion Arts Society. She lives on the northwest side of Indianapolis with her husband, 4-year-old and 1-year-old sons, a bonus 12-year-old son, two cats, and a slobbery Bullmastiff.  

It is the return of IndyCar this week! They run out onto the streets of  St. Petersburg, FL ...we'll hear about that later. Derek Schultz of Query and Schultz joins us, a little bit delayed from our Super Bowl Special, but so glad to have him on. Derek recently published a fantastic article in Indianapolis Monthly called An Oral History of When Super Bowl XLVI Came to Town. Derek joins us to talk with us about that fascinating story. Excited to talk to Derek about this article.  Steve Wilson, editor in chief of SpeedwayDigest.com and our official NASCAR contributor joins us to break down last week's action in Daytona and this week when they fire up the engines in California.  Last but not least, we'll hear from Tony Donahue, of the TonyD podcast and Burnout Sports.com and our official NBA contributor when he breaks down the beginning of the IndyCar season in St. Petersburg, FL.  Call in at 917-889-8516. You don't want to miss this one...it's about to get good!!

On this episode of the Harder Brunch podcast, we talk with the Food and Dining editor for Indianapolis Monthly, Julia Spalding (@juliaspalding317), about transitioning to digital, cat fishing CBD startups, and then Thad makes a well deserved example of Dyke... If you like what you hear, please consider subscribing to our Patreon After Brunch Podcast... We'll love you forever.... --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dyke-michaels/support

There's a reason why we rarely speak about the modern day investigation into the Burger Chef. We have no confidence in the abilities of the officer who is currently tasked with looking into this high-profile quadruple homicide. And today, in the interest of transparency, we're going to tell you exactly why that is.Bill Dalton is the current lead investigator on the Burger Chef for the Indiana State Police. Ashley Flowers is a millionaire serial plagiarist who also makes true crime podcasts, most notably Crime Junkie. Together, they came up with Red Ball, a four-part podcast on the Burger Chef murders that ran in November of 2019. It was badly-written copaganda, but the backstory behind the series is even worse.You see, Flowers handed over complete editorial control of her show to the state police. In exchange for this puffery, Dalton allowed Flowers to exclusively read and monetize investigative case files that not even the families of the victims have ever been permitted to see. And the Indiana State Police collectively shrugged their shoulders at the misconduct.In this episode, we'll get into Flowers' reputation within the true crime community. We'll talk to true crime podcasters Robin Warder and Esther Ludlow, who Flowers plagiarized, as well as journalist Cathy Frye, who blew the whistle on the scandal. We'll tell you about all the unprofessional nonsense between Flowers and Dalton that Kevin witnessed firsthand. And we'll break down why exactly all of this should horrify anyone who cares about unsolved cold cases in Indiana.Because, to put it bluntly, the ISP seem to have learned the wrong lesson from this mess.Listen to Esther Ludlow's episode "Let's Taco 'Bout the Crime Junkie Plagiarism Scandal": (shorturl.at/pBDGS)Read Cathy Frye's series "Caught in the Web" about the murder of Kacie Woody: (shorturl.at/lvzI0)Watch Dalton's Burger Chef press conference here: (shorturl.at/aiqsD)Here's Adam Wren's story for the Indianapolis Monthly: (shorturl.at/klD36)Here's the Flowers interview by Tracy Hazzard of Authority magazine: (shorturl.at/eBXZ5)Here's the Flowers interview that ran on Her Campus: (shorturl.at/hoILT)Here's the article about Crime Junkie from Peter White that ran in Deadline Hollywood: (shorturl.at/ajBRV)Here's the recent article on Flowers' business moves from Variety's Todd Spangler: (shorturl.at/ouzHU)Here's Spangler's reporting on the Crime Junkie plagiarism scandal: (shorturl.at/fmxJK)Here's the New York Times report on the Crime Junkie plagiarism scandal from Derrick Bryson Taylor and Christine Hauser: (shorturl.at/jJKV5)Here's the Buzzfeed article on the Crime Junkie plagiarism scandal from Stephanie McNeal: (shorturl.at/qwDJM) Check out the Trail Went Cold from Robin Warder (shorturl.at/evwS4) and Once Upon a Crime from Esther Ludlow (shorturl.at/joxMX) wherever you listen to podcasts.Follow the Murder Sheet on social media:FacebookTwitterInstagramAnd send tips to murdersheet@gmail.com.The Murder Sheet is a production of Mystery Sheet LLC .See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode of The Interview, Hugh is speaking with Derek Robertson, a contributor for Politico Magazine whose writing can also be found in The Atlantic, The Ringer, and Indianapolis Monthly. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week Indianapolis Monthly's home editor, director of editorial operations, and Good Bones recapper Megan Fernandez joins the podcast, to talk about her profile of Two Chicks and a Hammer's Mina Hawk in our June issue. With the sixth season of “Good Bones” underway, Megan recounts why she decided to turn feature-length attention to Mina and her cohort at this point in the show's run, what it's like to recap fundamentally formulaic reality television every week, and what makes Indianapolis the right city for a program with Good Bones' particular charms. “Mina Hawk's Quest For “Attainable Comfort” — And Great Reality TV,” Indianapolis Monthly, June 2021

Insider national politics features correspondent Adam Wren joins the podcast this week to discuss his August feature about Scott Jones, the Indianapolis tech mogul who's experienced, in Adam's words, an unlikely "riches-to-rags" story. Adam explains how the story first came on his radar, the tricky calculus of framing a feature that revolves around ongoing legal proceedings, and how Jones ended up spilling his guts to him from a barstool near Butler's campus in the first place. "Scott Jones Got Rich Inventing The Next Big Thing. Can He Reinvent Himself?," Indianapolis Monthly

Loren began his career in the wealth management industry in 2008. He graduated with a bachelor's degree in finance from Butler University, where he also competed on the Bulldogs' men's cross-country and track teams. Loren is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ professional. He also has a certificate from the Wealth Planning Essentials Program at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School and has earned state and nationwide recognition for his work as a financial advisor, including the Five Star Advisor Award from Indianapolis Monthly in 2014, 2015, and 2016. Loren was named a “Top 40 Under 40” wealth advisor by On Wall Street magazine in 2018 and 2019. Loren is deeply committed to his family and community involvement. He has served at the board level in a number of philanthropic and civic organizations, and even served a term as an At-Large Johnson County Councilor. He is currently active with the Bloomington Rotary Club, Butler University's Student Managed Investment Fund, Project 44, and Butler University's Board of Visitors. In 2019, Loren and his wife, Morgan, received the Foundation Award from Butler University, which honors a person or couple (age 40 or younger) who personify the Butler spirit by demonstrating leadership and generosity to the university. Loren is an avid distance runner and enjoys playing golf. Loren and Morgan live in downtown Indianapolis with their son, Coleman, and English bulldog, Franklin.

In today's episode we talk with Megan Fernandez. Megan is executive editor at the award-winning, city/regional magazine, Indianapolis Monthly. She tells us about her time on a professional women's tackle football team - for a story! And, gives us insight into how the magazine works behind the scenes. Megan began writing for Indy Monthly in 1995 while studying journalism at Indiana University. She joined the staff in 2005 and is now the magazine's primary lifestyle editor and writes feature stories on whatever piques her interest. You can find Megan on Twitter @MeganFernandez7Facebook  @Megan.BriscoeFernandez Instagram @MBFernandez234Check out Megan's article on Kristine Bunch:  https://www.indianapolismonthly.com/longform/when-will-kristine-bunch-be-free 

Adam Wren, national features correspondent for Insider and repeat Monthly Weekly guest, is a familiar voice to Hoosier readers whether in the pages of Indianapolis Monthly, his features for Politico Magazine, or his scoopy politics newsletter Importantville. In just the first few months of his new role he's already tackled big stories including Pete Buttigieg's campaign to remake the Department of Transportation, Republican Sen. Todd Young's attempts to find bipartisanship in a polarized Washington, and the fraught decision by Michigan's Rep. Peter Meijer to vote for Donald Trump's impeachment. This week we spoke about all of those, as well as what it's like to report on national politics from right here in Marion County.

Welcome back to Fearless, Inspired and Free, a weekly conversation with Dana Wright and the women she has been fortunate to connect with to discuss their life's journey, the great things they are doing, overcoming life's obstacles, navigating their work and personal businesses; becoming Fearless in their actions, Inspired to live authentically and Free to live a life they choose! Fearless, Inspired and Free Podcast endeavors to build a community of learning, appreciation, encouragement, resilience, growth, acceptance, kindness and support! Today's guest is Tajuana L. Hill. She has continued to reinvent herself as she journeys through life. We discuss what she has learned about herself and the importance of doing things that bring you joy while exhibiting kindness in all that you do. In our discussion she stresses that you must always be yourself, and that to get something going you just have to BEGIN. Tajuana says if you aren't changing you aren't growing and that it's ok to evolve and trust yourself. She describes herself as a "Masterpiece Maker and a Creator of all things" and utilizes her natural talent of creativity to bring a painting twist to conferences, team building events and the painting parties. As an entrepreneur, she successfully started the Essence of Green Soy Candle Company and Essence of Green Publishing Company. She wrote and self-published “Mind Your Green Business (2011), Ten-aciously Green (2008), Paint Your Vision (2018) and Creating the Masterpiece in You Gratitude Journal (2018). Ten-aciously Green has been featured in two nationally published magazines; Sista-2-Sista and Upscale. As a visionary, in 2011, she started Mimosa and a Masterpiece, a paint and sip art studio in downtown Indianapolis. Mimosa and a Masterpiece was featured locally in the Indy Star, Indianapolis Recorder, WISH TV, and Indianapolis Monthly. She continues to run Mimosa and a Masterpiece online today. In 2013, Tajuana completed the Coach Training Intensive from the CAPP Institute of Coaching and Positive Psychology and is a Certified Personal and Executive Coach. In 2015, Tajuana was featured in an article in the nationally published Money Magazine, “What You Can Learn From 401(k) Millionaires in the Making.” In it she talked about the value of saving with compounding interest and why everyone needs several streams of revenue! In March 2016, Mimosa and a Masterpiece in a Box was launched. In 2018, Tajuana continued to increase her brand awareness by developing, “Creating the Masterpiece in You” which is an e-Course and speaking platform that she delivers. Tajuana values personal development and in 2019 enrolled in a 2 year personal development program further investing in herself. Deciding that it was imperative to use her voice, she developed and created “What the Quote Podcast”. WTQ podcast launched in July of 2020 and discusses the favorite quotes of her guests and encourages all to be create Kind Humans! Tajuana has a Bachelors of Science in Human Resource Management and a Master's of Science in Human Resource Development from Indiana State University. In addition to all of her accomplishments, she has been employed at Rolls-Royce Corporation for the past 23 years, and has been a UAW Trainer for the past 25 years. Follow Tajuana on Instagram at @wtq.podcast and @tajuanahill --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/danafif20/message

We were honored to have Seth Johnson, journalist and music editor at NUVO Magazine and frequent journalist for Indianapolis Monthly, blessing us all with his presence this episode. The episode contains talks of the difficulties of being a journalist with a disability, the worst and best interviews Seth has had with famous comedians, and Seth dishing out his own personal comedy tastes. Thanks Erica Ann Paul and Adam Riviere for all you do to help!

Never mind that he died 25 years ago and that his low-budget TV show was filmed at a small public television station housed in a converted historic home. Bushy-haired art instructor Bob Ross and The Joy of Painting series that he hosted are in the spotlight again, with CNN, The New York Times and other national media doing recent reports from Muncie.  That's because Minnetrista, the cultural museum complex and gardens located in Muncie, has opened a permanent exhibit, The Bob Ross Experience, in a former home of one of the Ball Brothers, whose glass canning business introduced the iconic Mason jar. The Lucius L. Ball House served as the location of the studio where WIPB, the public TV station in Muncie, filmed many of the episodes of the how-to-paint series that was an unexpected, national hit from 1983 until 1994, the year before Ross' death at age 52. In addition to the multi-media exhibit that includes Ross' easel, palette, paint brushes, original paintings and other artifacts, The Bob Ross Experience offers programming that includes painting workshops using the techniques promoted by the beloved instructor. "Bob Ross was such as a joyful personality, and the history of his connection to the Hoosier state is charming,” says Jessica Jenkins, vice president of collections and storytelling at Minnetrista, who will be Nelson's guest.  The 40-acre campus of Minnetrista includes several of the homes of the Ball brothers, who moved from upstate New York to Muncie in the 1880s to run their business, which became the nation's largest manufacturer of home-canning jars. (Lucius, the eldest brother, became a doctor in Muncie and was not involved in his siblings' company.) Although Bob Ross was born and grew up in Florida, he became an itinerant art instructor and developed a relationship during his travels with WIPB-TV, the PBS affiliate in Muncie. For most of the run of The Joy of Painting, Ross came to Indiana for short visits to film multiple episodes of the series; Jessica Jenkins points out, however, that he actually lived in Muncie for a few years and was involved in community events. The Ball brothers and their descendants also were known for their civic and philanthropic endeavors. WIPB was launched in the Lucius L. Ball House because his nephew Ed Ball (1905-2000) spearheaded the campaign that brought public TV to Muncie. The Joy of Painting became WIPB's most famous program and eventually was broadcast across the country, then overseas. When the 30-minute show - during which Ross typically would complete an entire painting - drew millions of fans, the host became a pop culture icon. He was distinctive not only for his eye-catching hair, but for, as Indianapolis Monthly magazine recently put it, "his whisper-soft delivery, his half-hour masterpieces and his calming insistence that everyone has talent." Some Bob Ross paintings have been acquired by the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History. But our guest Jessica Jenkins notes that Minnetrista was the first museum to add his paintings to its collection, as well as the first, in 1991, to host an exhibition of his work. Today, Minnetrista owns 26 Ross paintings; some were created during episodes of The Joy of Painting, while others were done off-camera. Some history facts: The name Minnetrista, a blend of Native American and English words, is translated as "gathering place by the water." The Minnetrista campus is not far from the White River. Bob Ross used an oil painting technique called "wet on wet." With this method, artists quickly apply layers of wet paint, finishing their artwork before the first layers have dried. Typically, Ross didn't create a sketch of his subject before he began to paint. Ross died from complications of lymphoma in 1995. According to The New York Times, "his works  - if you can find one - have been offered for up to $55,000 on ebay."

The element of faith has been a highly discussed part of the upcoming presidential election. Both Donald Trump and Joe Biden are looking to court the Evangelical vote as well as votes from others who identify as people of faith. Journalist Adam Wren, a Christian himself, has covered this and all aspects of the election for Politico and Indianapolis Monthly. He joins the show to talk about covering the election, how he thinks Evangelicals and other Christians will vote, and what each candidate is doing to court the votes of Christians. This conversation is not intended to sway your vote one way or the other, but rather shed light on how the element of faith plays into this election and the campaigns of each candidate. You can follow Adam on Twitter @AdamWren and subscribe to his newsletter, Importantville, where he publishes regular scoops on Indiana and national political news: https://importantville.substack.com/ You can also follow me on Twitter @ColeClaybourn and Instagram @coleclaybourn. Each Monday I also send out a weekly newsletter that includes a weekly devotional/article and a link to my podcast episode that week. I also do occasional giveaways, so be sure to subscribe here: https://mailchi.mp/5900c37e0647/coleclaybourn Visit my website, coleclaybourn.com, for links to all my podcasts and other work. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/in-no-hurry/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/in-no-hurry/support

This week, host Derek Robertson is joined by Indianapolis Monthly's editor-in-chief Michael Rubino and Caitlin Cooper of Indy Cornrows, SB Nation's dedicated Pacers site, to talk about the team's uncertain future amid a head coaching search and the potential departure of their star player. Then, Derek interviews Democratic gubernatorial candidate Dr. Woody Myers about the state of his campaign, and how he plans to approach its final weeks as he faces a serious polling deficit.

As the two largest natural lakes in Indiana, they have been the scenic locations of summer homes for more than 100 years, with vacation lodging options ranging from waterfront mansions to cottages and bungalows. They've also attracted their share of celebrities and even notorious characters. Lake Wawasee, southeast of the town of Syracuse in Kosciusko County, and Lake Maxinkuckee - with the town of Culver (Marshall County) near its shores - share glacial origins along with most of the lakes of northern Indiana. (Lake Monroe in southern Indiana is larger than either of the two, but it is man-made.) The two largest resort lakes in northern Indiana are the focus of this encore broadcast of a show that originally aired in July 2018. Col. Eli Lilly, founder of the pharmaceutical business that eventually became an international giant, and his descendants have had summer homes at Wawasee since the late 19th century. A lavish hotel at the lake, The Spink, hosted visitors including Al Capone and Hollywood notables like Bud Abbott and Lou Costello. Originally built in 1926, the Spink was sold to a Catholic order in the 1940s and remodeled to become a seminary; it later served as a boarding school and was eventually remade into condominiums in the 1980s. At Lake Maxinkuckee, several generations of the Vonnegut family from Indianapolis enjoyed summer homes. Reflecting on boyhood summers there, Kurt Vonnegut Jr. called the lake "my Aegean Sea" and "my Eden lost." Other famous Hoosiers, including composer Cole Porter and novelist Booth Tarkington, also visited friends or spent summers at Lake Maxinkuckee homes. Tarkington even wrote part of his first bestseller, The Gentleman from Indiana (1899), there. Two Native American tribes lived along the shores of the lakes since at least the early 1800s. Miami Indians lived on the Lake Wawasee site that later became the location of the Spink Hotel. Potawatomi Indians lived at Lake Maxinkuckee, which occupies about 1,800 acres of spring-fed water and is 88 feet deep at its deepest point. Two guests with lifelong involvements with the resort lakes join Nelson in studio: Fort Wayne native Charles Braun, the attorney who hosts Legally Speaking, the WICR-FM call-in legal advice show, shares insights about Lake Wawasee. Over a span of nearly 100 years, five generations of the Braun family have rented or owned property on Lake Wawasee. For many years, Charles' mother owned a condo at the former Spink Hotel   And Culver native Jeff Kenney, the archives manager for the Culver Academies Museum, who regularly provides historical commentary on boat tours of Lake Maxinkuckee. "Maxinkuckee is one of the most studied lakes in the world, thanks largely to the work of biologists Evermann and Clark, whose massive, two-volume study published in the early 1920s is still taught today in classes related to freshwater biology," Jeff says. Culver Military Academy, the private, college-prep high school, is located at Lake Maxinkuckee, but the full story of the school's history awaits coverage in a future show. We've got plenty to dive into with the resort lakes, where history continues to unfold. A cover story in the July 2018 issue of Indianapolis Monthly magazine noted that at Lake Wawasee, the historic Oakwood Resort has reopened, reporting, "The 125-year-old lodge hosts a salon, spa and the Pier Restaurant , with a great view of Wawasee's many expensive boats." Referring to Kurt Vonnegut's affection for Lake Maxinkuckee, the magazine notes: "The author couldn't have fabricated a more scenic locale in his novels . . . Indiana's second-largest natural body of water offers shoreline restaurants, well-lit trails and a small town full of boutiques." According to our guest Jeff Kenney, the arrival of a railroad to Culver in 1884 "launched the plethora of summer cottagers who settled on the lake . . . bringing some 7,000 visitors from across the state to Maxinkuckee on any given summer weekend." Current owners of homes at Lake Maxinkuckee include Jim Irsay, the owner of the Indianapolis Colts, and a brother of Vice President Mike Pence. At Lake Wawasee, the original Spink Hotel was built in 1926 by Indianapolis entrepreneur Edgar Spink at a cost of $350,000, according to our guest Charles Braun. The hotel was operated for several years by his two daughters, who made it a nationally known resort, with opportunities for gambling among its enticements. During the show, Charles also discusses Syracuse Lake, which is near Wawasee and doesn't have as much of the larger lake's "abundant boat traffic," as Indianapolis Monthly puts it. The magazine refers to Syracuse Lake as "a quiet alternative." Some history facts: Maxinkuckee ice was an export of the area in the days before modern refrigerators. "[It] was sold, thousands of tons of it, all over the Midwest from 1880 to 1937," Jeff Kenney says. A Hoosier who was among the survivors of the Titanic shipwreck in 1912 became the head gardener at Culver Military Academy. A musical composition called the Wawasee Waltz was written in the mid-1890s. The Syracuse Public Library and the Syracuse-Wawasee Historical Museum have posted a recording of the waltz online, along with period postcards of lakeside activities.

Even aside from the roller coasters at Indiana Beach, the ups and downs have been dizzying at the iconic tourist attraction on the shores of Lake Shafer at the Hoosier town of Monticello. The heyday of the beach, boardwalk, amusement center, arcade and ballroom - where the Beach Boys, Sonny & Cher and Janis Joplin performed - lasted for decades after the park opened during the 1920s. After a series of ownership changes, Indiana Beach has been continually in the news this year: In February came the stunning announcement that it would close after 94 colorful years. That was followed by another ownership change, which paved the way for the reopening of Indiana Beach earlier this month. Hoosier History Live will explore the history that began in 1926, when founder Earl Spackman created a summer getaway then known as Ideal Beach, which initially was just a sandy stretch of lakeshore and a refreshment stand that he built with two-by-fours. By the Big Band era of the 1940s, the ballroom had become a venue for such musical headliners as Glenn Miller, Benny Goodman and Duke Ellington. Fireworks, water skiing demonstrations, a Ferris wheel and other attractions ensued. Nelson will be joined by two guests, both of whom live in Monticello: Joy Spackman Bailey, the granddaughter of founder Earl Spackman, who began working at Indiana Beach as a teenager checking coats in the ballroom and helping at a soda fountain. Also during the 1950s, when the attraction was owned by her father, Tom Spackman, Joy participated in water skiing demonstrations on the lake that captivated hundreds of spectators. Later, she was a teacher at various local schools. She also is an artist and past president of the White County Historical Society. And author W.C. Madden, known as Bill, who is the editor of Monticello Magazine, a quarterly. He has written more than 40 books, including the newly released History of Twin Lakes (Shafer & Freeman Publishing) which includes a chapter about Indiana Beach, and Indiana Beach: A Fun-Filled History (Arcadia Publishing, 2013). The path forward for Indiana Beach became rocky after the Spackman family sold it in 2008. Non-local, corporate ownership ensued, with much higher admission prices. California-based Apex Parks Group bought Indiana Beach in 2015, by which point many of the amusement park rides were deteriorating, according to news accounts. The announcement in February that Apex was closing the park - followed by news that Apex was filing for bankruptcy - made the front pages of newspapers across Indiana. So did the unexpected news that Chicago-based businessman Gene Staples had purchased and would reopen Indiana Beach. The White County Commission and the White County Council offered $3 million in financial incentives to attract a new owner, according to news accounts. Younger generations often are surprised to learn that Indiana Beach ever attracted top entertainers like Peter, Paul and Mary, the Who, Janis Joplin and the Beach Boys, who drew thousands of concert goers during the 1960s. "Long-time owner Tom Spackman hired booking agents to bring in top acts," the Lafayette Courier-Journal wrote in a 2011 retrospective of the performers, described by the newspaper as a who's who of future Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees. "The Monticello stop was usually sandwiched between gigs in Chicago and Indianapolis." But it's not only the celebrities that stand out in the memory of our guest, Joy Spackman Bailey.  She reflects back on her unusual childhood: "Imagine growing up amid roller coasters, carousels and cotton candy. My brothers and I would ride our bikes up and down the boardwalk, playing tag and hide-and-seek . . . I'm not alone in feeling that there was magic in the air those summers I spent at the park." But there also were challenges, almost from the beginning. In late May 1930, hours before a pavilion at Indiana Beach - then still known as Ideal Beach - was set to host its first band and dance, a devastating fire swept through the entertainment center, completely destroying it.  Owner Earl Spackman vowed to reopen after the disaster, and according to our guest W.C. Madden, his workers were able to have a pavilion ready in just a few weeks, enabling a July 4 gala. The park was renamed Indiana Beach in the 1950s by Tom Spackman. His daughter, our guest Joy, notes that Louis Armstrong entertained crowds there five times between 1955 and 1962. Other favorite performers included Vaughn Monroe, Brenda Lee, the Four Seasons and the Kingston Trio. Eventually, though, the focus at Indiana Beach shifted from dance halls, concerts, swimming and sunbathing to the amusement park rides, which included a roller coaster called the Hoosier Hurricane. For decades, Indiana Beach was known for its TV commercials that proclaimed: "There's more than corn in Indiana." The ownership changes in recent years, along with steeper daily admission prices and what many White County residents felt was a lack of creativity and vision, were disheartening. An Indianapolis Monthly magazine article summarizes the advice for new owner Staples: "Repair the relationship with the local community." After the shock of the closing announcement, the recent reopening has made Joy Spackman Bailey optimistic. "We are so thankful to see the park up and running again," she says. "Things can only get better."

Recorded May 9, 2020.Dr. O’Connell meets with Dr. Daniel Neely to discuss his work with Orbis and how technology has become increasingly important and utilized in medicine for teaching and clinical work.Questions from this episode include:Since 2003, you have worked with Orbis International as a Volunteer Faculty Physician. I understand that Orbis International also operates the world’s only Flying Eye Hospital. Can you tell us a bit about this organization, the work they do, and this mobile teaching facility?In addition to your clinical and surgical practice in Indiana, you do a lot of online work including live video consultations with doctors around the world, including a partner in Syria. Can you tell us more about this, particularly your work with Cybersight?How have you seen the intersection of healthcare and technology change with the COVID-19 pandemic, especially in your work with Cybersight?Your host is Dr. Ted O’Connell, family physician, educator, and author of numerous textbooks and peer-reviewed articles. He holds academic appointments at UCSF, UC Davis, and Drexel University's medical schools and also founded the Kaiser Permanente Napa-Solano Community Medicine and Global Health Fellowship, the first program in the U.S. to formally combine both community medicine and global health. Follow Ted on Instagram (@tedoconnellmd) and Twitter (@tedoconnell)! Dr. Daniel Neely is Senior Medical Advisor, Technology, for Orbis International, a global nonprofit transforming lives through the prevention and treatment of avoidable blindness, and Professor of Ophthalmology at Indiana University. In his work with Orbis, Dr. Neely helps to direct the organization’s award-winning telemedicine platform, Cybersight, and also teaches extensively in developing countries worldwide. Having practiced full-time Pediatric Ophthalmology and Adult Strabismus since 1998, he has been named a "Top Doc" by the Indianapolis Monthly on multiple occasions, and received the American Academy of Ophthalmology Achievement Award in 2015 for his many achievements and contributions to the world of ophthalmology. Keep up with Dan on Facebook: danieleneely and Instagram: @deneely13.Links for This Episode:www.midwesteye.comwww.orbis.org El Camino Realhttp://elcaminonoblesville.com Submit Your Questions for the PodcastSend an email to info@arslonga.media or check out covidpodcast.comWhat Can You Do? You can help spread commonsense about COVID-19 by supporting this podcast. Hit subscribe, leave a positive review, and share it with your friends especially on social media. We can each do our part to ensure that scientifically accurate information about the pandemic spreads faster than rumors or fears. Remember to be vigilant, but remain calm. For the most trusted and real time information on COVID-19 and the coronavirus pandemic, both the CDC and WHO have dedicated web pages to keep the public informed. The information presented in this podcast is intended for educational purposes only and should not be construed as medical advice. Producers: Madison Linden and Christopher Breitigan. Executive Producer: Patrick C. Beeman, MD

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BIG STORY: https://www.ibj.com/articles/artistic-tensions SHAMELESS PLUG: https://www.indianapolismonthly.com/longform/divorce-planting-my-flag FABIAN'S OBSESSION: 450 North Brewing Quality Control Issues  https://www.goodbeerhunting.com/sightlines/2020/1/18/has-450-north-addressed-its-quality-control-issuesand-does-anyone-care JULIA'S OBSESSION: The New Generation of Self-Created Utopias https://www.nytimes.com/2020/01/16/t-magazine/intentional-communities.html?smid=nytcore-ios-share MIKE'S OBSESSION: Mike Pence's subservience https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/youre-a-bunch-of-dopes-and-babies-inside-trumps-stunning-tirade-against-generals/2020/01/16/d6dbb8a6-387e-11ea-bb7b-265f4554af6d_story.html Find out more about Indianapolis Monthly  Find out more about the Drink Culture Podcast 

Adam is a contributing editor for Indianapolis Monthly and Politico where he has covered Indiana politics and more since 2013. In 2018, Adam launched the IMPORTANTVILLE Newsletter, a guide to the intersection of Indiana politics, business, and power in the Trump era—and beyond (https://importantville.substack.com/) In this episode we discuss what it means to be Midwestern, Indiana's unique ability to vault politicians onto the national level, his thoughts on the reliability of political journalism in our current context, and his experience covering Mayor Pete.Adam on Twitter: https://twitter.com/adamwren Follow On TwitterLety - https://twitter.com/GoodGuyPete2020 Michael - https://twitter.com/michaelyoder81Ryan - https://twitter.com/ryanyazelSponsorIf you are interested in starting your own podcast, check out www.truthworkmedia.com. We will coach you from conception to iTunes! 

Pete Buttigieg will take the stage at the fifth presidential democratic debate as the front-runner in the Iowa polls. His rise, while surprising for some, can’t simply be explained as luck. So, how did Buttigieg go from being the mayor of South Bend with a name nobody could pronounce to the Democratic front-runner for president in Iowa? Plus, how might competitors try to knock Mayor Pete off his game at the debate? Guest: Adam Wren, contributing editor at Politico Magazine and Indianapolis Monthly. Slate Plus members get bonus segments and ad-free podcast feeds. Sign up now. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pete Buttigieg will take the stage at the fifth presidential democratic debate as the front-runner in the Iowa polls. His rise, while surprising for some, can’t simply be explained as luck. So, how did Buttigieg go from being the mayor of South Bend with a name nobody could pronounce to the Democratic front-runner for president in Iowa? Plus, how might competitors try to knock Mayor Pete off his game at the debate? Guest: Adam Wren, contributing editor at Politico Magazine and Indianapolis Monthly. Slate Plus members get bonus segments and ad-free podcast feeds. Sign up now. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Michael interviews Indianapolis Monthly's Adam Wren, one of the most prolific reporters on the Buttigieg beat this cycle. They discuss Buttigieg's bounce back from a tough Summer, and where Buttigieg might go from here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This is the first episode of our new show with Indianapolis Monthly, The Monthly, Weekly.  https://www.thecut.com/2019/10/kristina-barnett-adopted-child-real-life-orphan.html https://www.indianapolismonthly.com/arts-and-culture/circle-city/one-in-a-million-an-inspirational-story https://www.indianapolismonthly.com/?s=marijuana  

This is a rebroadcast of the original episode of Gangrey: The Podcast, featuring Justin Heckert. It originally aired in January 2013. Heckert talked with host Matt Tullis about his story “The Hazards of Growing Up Painlessly,” which ran in The New York Times Magazine in November 2012. The story is about a 13-year-old girl who has a medical condition that makes it so she can’t feel pain. Since joining the podcast, Heckert has reported and written a lot of other amazing stories. His story, “Susan Cox is No Longer Here,” ran in Indianapolis Monthly, and was later republished by River Teeth: A Journal of Nonfiction Narrative. It’s a haunting piece that looks at what happens when life, and death, don’t go the way we expect it to. In March 2014, he wrote a piece on Puddles the Clown for Grantland. In July 2018, he wrote about the last Blockbuster video store for The Ringer. And in August, he wrote about a year-long quest to save an injured loggerhead turtle. That story ran in Garden & Gun magazine. Tullis also interviewed Heckert a second time in 2015 when he did an annotation of his Men’s Journal story “Lost in the Waves” for Nieman Storyboard. Heckert has written for dozens of magazines, including Esquire, GQ, ESPN The Magazine, Men’s Journal, and Sports Illustrated. He has twice been named the City and Regional Magazine Association’s writer of the year.

Podcast on the Brink is back for a new episode with hosts Jerod Morris of The Assembly Call and Alex Bozich of Inside the Hall. The show is available weekly.On this week's episode, Morris and Bozich are joined by a good friend of the show, IndyStar IU Insider Zach Osterman to discuss IU's recruiting budget, the assistant coaching search and more.Among the topics discussed:• Zach's recent piece on IU's recruiting budget• Despite its spending, why isn't IU recruiting on par with the nation's elite?• The start to Indiana's 2020 recruiting class• Did Indiana make a recruiting misstep with Nijel Pack?• Is Mike Roberts a good fit for Indiana's assistant coach opening?• The recent Indianapolis Monthly piece on Fred Glass• The two to three biggest questions that will determine how good IU will be this season

A lighthearted, shocking look at the path to criminalization of hemp as well as the surprising uses of the plant starting at the beginning of time. article references include:Indianapolis Monthly; March 19, 2019 "Eli Lillys Hazy Memory" by Adam Wrenhttps://www.indianapolismonthly.com/longform/eli-lillys-hazy-memoryPopular Mechanics; February, 1938 "New Billion Dollar Crop" https://www.votehemp.com/blog/new-billion-dollar-crop-popular-mechanics/Blog; April 25, 2019 "History and Hemp. Old Dogs, Not so New Tricks."https://www.pamelatrapp.com/post/history-and-hemp-old-dogs-not-so-new-tricksSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/freshemp)

Do Midwesterners have loose lips? Adam Wren relies on our inherent friendliness to get the scoop on what's happening in Indiana. As a teenager, Adam found himself following current events and reading about people traveling around to capture stories, so he pursued journalism at Indiana Wesleyan and Northwestern as a first-generation college student. Now he is living out that dream as a contributing editor at POLITICO Magazine and Indianapolis Monthly and as the founder and publisher of IMPORTANTVILLE - a newsletter about politics and business in Indiana. A play off of Donald Trump's name for South Bend, IMPORTANTVILLE shares the facts that Adam learns in a more real-time form. Adam writes many of his pieces like a short story, essentially "dating" his subject until he uncovers enough to write about them. Tune in to hear about the life of Pete Buttigieg, the only lawyer with manslaughter on his record, what it's like to live like Donald Trump in Chicago for a night, and how Adam is able to capture his captivating stories. Drink deep of the culture that surrounds you this week with Adam Wren of IMPORTANTVILLE. Visit IMPORTANTVILLE's Website!  Review the episodeon iTunes, Twitter, and Facebook! Watch our episode live on YouTube! The drinks we tasted...Hotel Tango Charlie Cherry Hotel Tango Straight Rye Whiskey Check out our sponsors for this episode: Hotel Tango Artisan Distillery - hoteltangowhiskey.com  Facebook - @hoteltangowhiskey Instagram - @hoteltangodistillery Twitter - @hoteltangoindy LinkedIn YouTube 2nd St Creative - A small shop you can trust with your big ideas.http://2ndcreative.comhttps://www.instagram.com/2ndstcreative/ https://twitter.com/2NDcreative https://www.facebook.com/secondstreetcreative Tinker Coffee - Use our code 'DRNK' to save 25% off your first subscription order! https://www.tinkercoffee.com https://www.facebook.com/TinkerCoffee https://www.instagram.com/tinkercoffee/ Drink Culture Website: https://www.drnkcltr.com Drink Culture Newsletter: https://www.drnkcltr.com/newsletter/ Drink Culture Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/drnkcltr Drink Culture Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drinkculturepodcast/ Drink Culture Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/drinkculturepodcast Drink Culture YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvrw7Fqfw4ZORgZMPJKio-A

“Be open to people’s changes!” — Candace Boyd-WylieCandace Boyd Wylie is a Midwestern born, bred food lover, and founder of The FoodLoveTog, LLC.  She spent most of her time in the kitchen at knee of her mother and grandmother where she learned the power of food as a connector. In 2015, she launched a small batch spice line that has been shared and shipped in the 50 United States as well as internationally. One of her blends, YoungBae, has been used exclusively by Chef Oya's The Trap since 2016. Candace has been featured on Buzzfeed, HuffPost, Indianapolis Monthly as well as numerous blogs, websites, and television appearances. In this episode, Candace recommends ways to spice up your friendships and how to fix undercooked fried chicken! She shares her passion for food education and how family meals cultivate strong relationships. Candace’s current success in television and media is a mixture of hard work, tenacity, and solving unrecognizable problems. LEARN MORE ABOUT THE MINI-YOGA RETREAT HOSTED BY SHAVONNE AND CANDACE at https://www.strengthinom.com/retreat!For complete show notes for this episode, visit https://www.ladiesnightpodcast.com/episodes/s4e6/food-love-tog-candaceFB: www.facebook.com/lnpodcast/IG: www.instagram.com/lnpodcast/WEB: www.ladiesnightpodcast.comEMAIL: hello@ladiesnightpodcast.com

“Be open to people’s changes!” — Candace Boyd-WylieCandace Boyd Wylie is a Midwestern born, bred food lover, and founder of The FoodLoveTog, LLC.  She spent most of her time in the kitchen at knee of her mother and grandmother where she learned the power of food as a connector. In 2015, she launched a small batch spice line that has been shared and shipped in the 50 United States as well as internationally. One of her blends, YoungBae, has been used exclusively by Chef Oya's The Trap since 2016. Candace has been featured on Buzzfeed, HuffPost, Indianapolis Monthly as well as numerous blogs, websites, and television appearances. In this episode, Candace recommends ways to spice up your friendships and how to fix undercooked fried chicken! She shares her passion for food education and how family meals cultivate strong relationships. Candace’s current success in television and media is a mixture of hard work, tenacity, and solving unrecognizable problems. LEARN MORE ABOUT THE MINI-YOGA RETREAT HOSTED BY SHAVONNE AND CANDACE at https://www.strengthinom.com/retreat!For complete show notes for this episode, visit https://www.ladiesnightpodcast.com/episodes/s4e6/food-love-tog-candaceFB: www.facebook.com/lnpodcast/IG: www.instagram.com/lnpodcast/WEB: www.ladiesnightpodcast.comEMAIL: hello@ladiesnightpodcast.com

"Episode 25" Oh Sun King, how we seek to continually suckup to you in appreciation for the recent Gencon interview you provided. We bring in this episode a review of Sun King's Osiris Pale Ale.Secondly we introuduce Dogfish Head's Black and Blue to mixed reviews. Honorable mention's this episode to:StargateFrench StewartBudwesierAmy HanelineIndianapolis MonthlyIndy StarIndy Girls Pint Out

“Life is collecting experiences and that’s literally my job!” – Tony Rehagen - Journalist “I think that the definition of success is when work becomes fun and a lot of people never get to experience that. I feel extremely fortunate that I have.” – Tony Rehagen - Journalist Is what we know as print journalism dying in the age of the internet? Has the digital age shortened our attention span to the point where most people won’t sit down to read a long form article? Tony Rehagen answers these questions! Tony is a freelance writer who travels throughout the United States to spend time with subjects who will be featured in narrative journalism stories. His work has appeared in Men’s Health, ESPN The Magazine, GQ, Pacific Standard, USA Today, Atlanta, Indianapolis Monthly and St. Louis Magazine where he is a contributing editor. He is a five-time finalist for the City and Regional Magazine Association Writer of the Year award. He was anthologized in the book Next Wave: America’s New Generation of Great Literary Journalists. https://tonyrehagen.com/ https://www.stlmag.com/longform/pokey-lafarge/ http://www.indianapolismonthly.com/features/white-space/ Tony recommends the following books – Grandma Gatewood’s Walk by Ben Montgomery, Darktown by Thomas Mullen and The Lost City of Z by David Grann Visit Ken @ www.kencalcaterra.com and on various social media outlets and please share and comment on this episode. Special Thanks to show sponsors: Hobo Cane – The show is launched with the song “Gold” by this incredible artist. Check out his work at http://www.hobocane.com/ Dr. Mark Holland – http://chiroandrehab.com/ and http://www.mystlouischiropractor.com/ John Webster, Fine Artist – http://johnwebsterpenandink.com/ American Mallard – A start-up company focusing on improving the experience of DIY painting! Riccardo Hayes has invented an ergonomic paint brush. To check out a demo please email americanmallardbrushes@gmail.com

Go to audibletrial.com/TUMS for a free 30-day trial membership and free audiobook! Help Ian interview all 120+ specialties by referring him more physicians; or, if you're a physician, volunteer! Show notes! Dr. Eugene Ceppa Dr. Ceppa is the Associate Program Director for both the General Surgery Residency program and the Hepato-Pancreato-Biliary Surgery Fellowship at Indiana University School of Medicine. Dr. Ceppa completed his undergraduate degree in 1999 and his medical degree in 2003 both at Johns Hopkins; completed his general surgery residency in 2010 at Duke University, a 7 year span that included a 2-year research fellowship at the University of California, San Francisco; completed a minimally invasive surgery fellowship in 2011, also at Duke; and then completed a hepato-pancreato-biliary (aka HPB) surgery fellowship in 2012, at Indiana University, where he remains today as faculty. Dr. Ceppa is dedicated to the mentorship of medical students in career choices in surgery and research having been the recipient of the Appleseed Medical Student Teaching Award while at Duke and then the General Surgery Medical Student teaching Award while at Indiana. All the while, Dr. Ceppa has been voted Top Doctors by the Indianapolis Monthly and authored 60 peer-reviewed publications, 21 book chapters, and taken part in 70 posters, presentations, and surgical video tutorials. Please enjoy with Dr. Eugene Ceppa!

Tony attained a degree in Economics from Eastern Illinois University and studied International Business at the University of London. In addition, he studied Investment Decisions and Behavioral Finance at Harvard University. He worked through college at a public accounting firm, advising clients on tax and financial matters. Although his tax experience has proven invaluable, he has specialized in investments for more than fifteen years. Mr. Fiorillo served as a Controller of a multi-state produce distribution company for three years.   Mr. Fiorillo, an investment advisor for Indianapolis and National accounts, has held designations as a Registered Securities Principal as well as a Registered Securities Representative with a national NYSE registered broker-dealer, member NASD/SIPC. He is President of Asset Management Strategies, Inc., an Registered Investment Advisory Firm located in the Indianapolis Metro area. The firm works closely with several accountants and attorneys, including the largest national law firm that specializes in litigation against stockbrokers. Mr. Fiorillo has authored, or been quoted in, a variety of publications including Bloomberg Wealth Management, Money Magazine, Smart Money, Indianapolis Star, Indianapolis Business Journal and accounting trade journals. He was listed among the Best Personal Wealth Managers of 2009 in Indianapolis Monthly magazine. He has taught investment classes both on the high school and collegiate level. He is the former host of “The Asset Management Strategies Show” weekly radio program. Along with several civic and social boards, he served as Chairman of the Indiana Council for Economic Education http://econed-in.org/index.asp and is active in Angel Flight – Indianapolis, which flies children and families to various facilities for non-emergency medical situations. “Asset Management Strategies, Inc., was recently recognized as one of the top wealth managers again in 2012 by Indianapolis Monthly Magazine.” Get a Personalized Analysis Based On Your Situation. Call us now at (317) 577-6912 or email Tony at tonyf@amsria.com   Steven Cawiezell has established TheTradersPlan.com as a distinctively unique ETF & Growth stock newsletter that focuses on trends in the market indices. Being a former Financial Advisor at a large broker dealer (and watching portfolios crash in 2008) forced Steven to abandon "buy & hold" and create an simple ETF strategy that has averaged 64.11% per year since 2007 that anyone can follow. To watch a free training webinar where Steven shares with you the secrets to his easy to follow ETF trading system simply go to http://www.TheTradersPlan.com    

In an inspirational and insightful interview with Aimee Kandrac, Co-Founder & President of WhatFriendsDo, Aimee discusses the process of starting and building a tech company including getting funded, finding software developers, working with attorneys and other support professionals, developing a contemporary revenue model, and building a company with a social mission. Her story began when a close friend, Laura, was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor at the age of 25. Aimee, her mom and her sister took charge and coordinated all of the non-medical care and rallied hundreds of friends to show their support. Recognizing the need for a simpler way to coordinate care, WhatFriendsDo, was created. Aimee is passionate about running a technology-based company centered on helping friends and families going through a life-changing event. Her forward and innovative thinking has earned her recognition as one of Indy's Best and Brightest Finalists from Junior Achievement of Central Indiana and as a Top 50 Mompreneur of the Year from eBabble.com. Aimee spent the early years of her career in Development and Fundraising in both non-profits and higher education. Her experience with organizing and managing events, strategic planning and fundraising was instrumental when she became one of the first female CEO's in the State of Indiana to close a $500,000 round of funding. Aimee has served as a speaker at NOWIB, Successful Women Made Here, Indiana Conference for Women and VERGE. Aimee and WhatFriendsDo have been featured in print and on-line in Fortune.com, Forbes.com, Time.com, LA Times, Indianapolis Monthly and the Indianapolis Star and is member of Inc. Magazine's Founder's Society. Aimee has served the community in many roles, specifically as a mentor for the Entrepreneurial Programs at Butler and Purdue Universities. Aimee is a graduate of the University of Illinois and resides in Indianapolis with her husband and two children.     

Our sister magazine celebrates the state's bicentennial early, and editor Amanda Heckert talks about all the different sections in the sweet-looking redesigned Indianapolis Monthly. There's history, 5 Hour Energy, Babyface, and a smidge more.

The Brewers of Indiana Guild has launched a new public awarenes campaign. Triton wins the Indianapolis Monthly beer battle and they switch to their seasonal hours. Mad Anthony's is expanding! Good luck to all the GABF participants.  Plus all the events for the coming weeks!

Indianapolis Monthly is hosting a beer bracket challenge on their web site.  Check out this video featuing Three Hammers Farms and Indiana City Beer.  Lots of events from 18th Street Brewing, Sun King, Flat 12, Mass Ave Pub, Scarlet Lane, Dan Patch Brewhouse, Potawatomi Zoo, Girls Pint Out, Taxman Brewing and many more!