Hold Up – Episode 7
2018-12-15
“Hold Up” hosts Mitch Kedzior and Jessie Spangler sit down with Sid Juwarker, a local business developer and stand-up comedian toContinue Reading
Hold Up – Episode 6
2018-12-15
“Hold Up” hosts Mitch Kedzior and Jessie Spangler sit down with Josh Doležal and Brian Campbell, professors from Central College inContinue Reading
The Growing Demand for Medicinal CBD
2018-12-15
Epilepsy. AIDS. Cancer with severe pain. Multiple Sclerosis. These medical conditions seem completely unrelated, with one exception: They respond toContinue Reading
The Brave Choice to Keep Fighting
2018-12-15
Dan Abbott gave the first tattoo of the fundraiser in honor of a dear friend. Abbott, the owner of InsidiousContinue Reading
Getting Close with Chromium
2018-12-15
Mitch McNeil knows what clean water looks like. He’s a surfer and has spent years on the water. So heContinue Reading
The Midwest: Home of the World’s Largest ________
2018-12-15
Take a road trip through the Midwest, and you’re likely to pass any number of various sideshow attractions: from theContinue Reading
Snow Place Like Home
2018-12-13
Elephants hate the cold. They’re physically huge creatures. They demand lots of space. They like to keep in packs. That’sContinue Reading
It’s Time to Take a Virtual Vacation
2018-12-11
Leonard Olson is the epitome of a perfect woodcrafter. He has a beard like Santa Claus and eyes that sparkle,Continue Reading
Cheers to Sustainability
2018-12-11
The floors of The Plant are cleaned with beer. Okay, not beer, per se. More like leftover beer water —Continue Reading
Mental Health through the Minds of Educators
2018-12-11
Trigger warning: suicide While Professor Philippe Buhlmann was in high school, his business teacher committed suicide over Christmas break. WhenContinue Reading
We Can Play It
2018-12-06
When Toni LeFebvre was a young jazz trumpet player, she found herself searching online for videos of drummer Sherrie MaricleContinue Reading
Come to the “Green Side”
2018-12-06
Life is abundant in The Plant. It’s a bit ironic since it once used to be a bastion of death.Continue Reading