iHeart The Ozarks: Recent Episodes
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Clint Girlie speaks with David Burton, County Engagement and Community Development Specialist as well as Field Specialist for the University of Missouri, about the Engaged Neighbor Program. They discuss the mental and physical wellness behind being a good neighbor, how to become a good neighbor and how the trend of being neighborly is taking off nationwide.
Clint Girlie speaks with Julie Milbauer and Mark Applegate from the Springfield chapter of the Alzheimer's Association to discuss their organizations efforts of support and funding research in Southwest Missouri. They also talk about the upcoming Walk to End Alzheimer's on September 28th at Jordan Valley Park.
Clint Girlie visits with Rudy Martinez and Morgan Wyatt about their role withing the Missouri Department of Conservation at the Springfield Conservation Nature Center. They discuss Nature Center offerings to the public as well as special programs offered in the next few months.
Clint Girlie visits with Jackie Barger and Sandy Thompson from the Children's Smile Center to discuss their mission of providing thousands of children in Southwest MO with regular dental access, They also discuss their upcoming fundraiser, The 18th Annual Hot Air Balloon Glow coming up on June 21st.
Clint Girlie visits with Darline Mabins from CPO (Community Partnership of the Ozarks) to discuss their upcoming 3-day Juneteenth celebration/festival. They also discuss the importance of the holiday and it's significance to the Ozarks as a community.
Clint Girlie visits with Amber Alcorn and Rachael Salveter from the Boys and Girls Clubs of Springfield to discuss their upcoming fundraiser The Great Elixir Mixer. It's a craft cocktail competition featuring local bars and eateries judged by the attendees. They also cover the overall mission of the B&G Clubs in Springfield and the vision for their soon to be built teen center.
iHeartRadio spoke with Big Brothers Big Sisters about their upcoming fundraiser Beerfest, and were joined by Ruell of "Nick, Ruell, and Ned the Band" who are playing the first ever Beerfest After Party!
Clint Girlie sits down with Tim Dygon and Dr. Kyle John from Arc of the Ozarks to discuss Autism Awareness Month, as well as Arc of the Ozarks' new Autism and Neurodevelopmental Center.
iHeartRadio spoke to Laura Farmer with CASA about the history of and need for Court Appointed Special Advocates, as well as their upcoming event with Paden Stringer, owner of Royal Barbell. Hear all about Lift Up a Child and make your plans to join on May 4th, 2024.
Clint Girlie is joined by Cassi Locke from the Parkinson's Group of the Ozarks to discuss their 25th Anniversary Year of providing support and recoruces for the thousands of people in the Ozarks diagnosed with Parkinson's Dissease. They also discuss upcoming fundraisers and community awareness events, like their Resource Fair coming up on April 20th. More info at parkinsonsgroup.org
Clint Girlie visits with Haley Blevins, Development Director for Special Olympics in Southwest Missouri to discuss the upcoming Polar Plunge Fundraising event. They are joined by Sgt Kaylee Friend who heads up Special Olympics support from the Springfield Police department.
Clint Girlie sits down with Greg Anderson and Cris Swaters from the Springfield Police Department to discuss their current push to find qualified and passionate candidates. More info at GoSPD.com
Clint Girlie visits with Audrey Williams, HyVee's local registered dietician to discuss how to kick off 2024 with a new and better diet that is not only healthy but also sustainable. They also discuss how to learn more via one on one counseling, cooking classes and other offerings from HyVee.
Clint Girlie speaks with Michelle Teter and Brad Terry from Community Blood Center of the Ozarks about their mission and their 2024 56-Day Challenge to help keep up with the 200 pints of donated blood they require per week.
Clint Girlie from iHeartRadio visits with Jeff Long from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Springfield to discuss their Christmas partnership: Angel Tree which provides gifts to kids in need during the holiday season with the help of donations from our local community. They also discuss the various programs the Boys & Girls Clubs offer throughtout the year to childred 5-18 in the Springfield area.
Clint Girlie speaks with Cris Swaters from the Springfield Police Department about some Halloween Safety tips for kids, parents and drivers. Then, he’s joined by Melanie Stinnett from Arc of the Ozarks to talk about their sensory friendly trick-or-treating event, as well as how to better understand how holidays affect those with autism and other disabilities.
Clint Girlie visits with Stefanie McCall from Ozarks Public Broadcasting about their upcoming Wine & Food Celebration fundraiser, as well as their ongoing efforts to provide educational and high quality children's programming for youth in the Ozarks.
Clint Girlie speaks with Jody Dow, Ashley Baker, Evie Tackett-Turner & Kristen White from The Dream Center about their facility and services in Zone 1, Springfield. They discuss the outreach projects they facilitate as well as upcoming community and fundraising events.
Clint Girlie speaks with Hy-Vee dietician Audrey Williams about maintain proper food choices during summer. They also discuss dieting, calorie counting and healthy food tips and tricks.
Clint Girlie visits with Jennafer Mayfield and Ashley Luebbert from the Republic Parks Department to discuss all things Have-A-Blast! This year’s patriotic celebration and pyro-musical fireworks show takes place on June 30th at JR Martin Park in Republic. They also discuss other community projects underway in Republic and employment opportunities for teens and college age adults.
Clint Girlie speaks with Robin from the Developmental Center of the Ozarks about their services for children & adults with developmental disabilities. They also discuss their upcoming Taco De SOMO event, Southwest Missouri's Premiere Taco Competition. More info at DCOonline.com
Clint Girlie sits down with Christie Love and Holly Madden from The Connecting Grounds to explore their efforts in combating poverty withing Springfield. This includes homeless sheltering, no-requirement food pantries, and supervised visitations for kids/parents in foster system. They also discuss the origins of The Connecting Grounds, and where they hope to be within the next few years.
Clint Girlie speaks with Leslie Forrester, Executive Director for the Springfield Regional Arts Council, about the state of the current art scene in the Ozarks. They also discuss community oppurtunities to participate in the arts and about the upcoming Artsfest on Walnut Street.
Clint Girlie speaks with Jackie Barger from The Children's Smile Center to discuss the importance of pediatric oral health. They also discuss The Children's Smile Center’s mission in the Ozarks, upcoming events, and fundraisers to assist them in the treatment of kids across the region.
Hemmy talked with Nikki Leake from the American Cancer Society and Curtis who is a volunteer with their Road to Recovery Program about why he chooses to volunteer and how other people can get involved!
Hemmy talked with Andrea from Care to Learn about the organization overall, how the Ozarks can help support them, and their upcoming 15th birthday celebration in April.
Hemmy talked with Lauren Slamb, Public Rlations Specialist with Girl Scouts of the Missouri Heartland, about the mission of Girl Scouts as a whole, as well as the famed cookie sales, how it benefits the organization, and how listeners can purchase their favorite treats.
Clint Girlie speaks with Mike Powers, Tim Dygon and Karen Ruff from the Arc of the Ozarks to discuss their mission of assisting folks with disabilities in our community. They also discuss upcoming fundraising events and volunteer opportunities, as well as employment opportunities for their clients, as well as the community.
Clint Girlie speaks with Jenny Edwards and Garrison Pendergrass from the Springfield-Greene County Park Board to discuss their upcoming Spring and Summer activities including summer camps through SPARC. They also cover Spring and Summer sports available, pool openings – and potential employment for ages 14+ through the Park Board.
Clint Girlie speaks with Carrie Richardson from Leadership Springfield about the characteristics of great leaders in our community. They also discuss Leadership Springfield's 40 year history and legacy in the Ozarks, as well as their programs for teens & adults.
Clint Girlie speaks with Haley Blevins, Development Manager for Special Olympics in Southwest Missouri, as well as long time law-enforcement volunteers Jeff Fugett (MSHP) and Sarah Bachand about the role Special Olympics plays in our community. They discuss volunteer opportunities as well as upcoming fundraising events, like their annual Polar Plunge on March 4th at Ski Shack.
Clint Girlie speaks with Bonnie Keller and Ezra Wood from Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Ozarks about their mission to support families in times of medical emergencies at their local Ronald McDonald House locations. They also discuss volunteer and fundraising opportunities, like their Share A Heart campaign that spans the month of February.
Clint Girlie talks with Stephanie Appleby, Executive Director of NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) in Southwest Missouri. They discuss the state of mental health resources in the Ozarks, as well as NAMI's free offerings and services to people in the area dealing with mental illness. They also discuss the group's upcoming events.
Clint Girlie speaks with Susan Miles, Executive Director of Champion Athletes of the Ozarks, about the many services their organization offers: including athletics, life skills and job training for individuals with various disabilities in our community. The also discuss upcoming fundraising and volunteer opportunities in 2023.
Clint Girlie discusses our Share The Light event, a fundraiser in partnership with City Utilities and Mr. Electric to raise money for the low income home energy assistance program distributed by OACAC. He also speaks with Lindsey Dumas-Bell from OACAC to discuss the other programs that OACAC heads for the SWMO community.
Hemmy speaks with Jeff Long, the Director of Safety and Compliance for Boys and Girls Clubs of Springfield, to discuss the history of the clubs, their mission and vision and their current facilities and activities. They also discuss their Holiday fundraiser, Angel Tree.
Clint Girlie speaks with Major Jon Augenstein and Jeff Smith from the Springfield Salvation Army about their overall mission in the Ozarks, as well as their upcoming events like the Red Kettle campaign.
Clint Girlie speaks with Jenny Edwards (Springfield Park Board) and Marissa DeClue (Developmental Center of the Ozarks) to discuss all things 2022 Turkey Trot - including where/when/why and the impact the funds raised has on their two organizations.
Sarah Green is joined in studio by Ann Schroeppel and Sherri Zerkel from the American Cancer Society and Jill Wiggins, Breast Cancer Survivor and Making Strides Against Breast Cancer of SWMO Event Chair. They discuss the upcoming Making Stride Against Breast Cancer Walk, the overall mission of American Cancer Society, the importance of funds raised for life saving research, how the community can get involved with the walk and other events as well as volunteer opportunities.
Sarah Green sits down with Kat Dull, Executive Director of Child Advocacy Center, to discuss the overall mission of CAC , why their services are so critical, and how the community can help prevent child abuse. They also discuss the upcoming "Over the Edge" Fundraiser and how the community can participate.
Clint Gerlek speaks with Sally Payne from the Department of Workforce Development to discuss the state of the workforce in SWMO. They also discuss the variety of services available to the public at the Missouri Job Center, including application help, training and certifications.
Clint Girlie speaks with Jared Alexander, Philanthropy Director for Harmony House, about his organization’s mission in the Ozarks as the largest domestic abuse shelter in the state. They discuss accessibility, security and volunteer/donation opportunities available for our community.
Clint Girlie speaks with Jerald Andrews from the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame about their upcoming Price Cutter Charity Championship presented by Dr. Pepper. The two discuss this year’s event, the events surrounding the tournament, the charities it all goes to support and some last minute needs for sponsors and volunteers.
Clint Girlie visits with four members of the Junior League of Springfield to discuss their founding, overall mission and future charity projects within the Springfield area. They also discuss upcoming information meetings for prospective new members. Guests include: Brandi Delleville, Rachel Furman, Alison Robertson & Millie Schuchmann.
Sarah Green sits down with Lisa Meagher from the American Heart Association and Myleah Shrimpton, survivor of heart disease, to talk about the upcoming SWMO Heart Walk as well as the mission of the American Heart Association and how AHA is making an impact on cardiovascular health in our community through research and education.
Sarah Green sits down with Krystal Simon and Andrea Harp from Care to Learn to talk about how their business model has helped them meet over 2 million needs for children in the areas of health, hunger, and hygiene since the organization's inception in 2008. They also discussed how the organization has grown as well as their future and how the community can also provide support.
Clint Girlie speaks with Dr. Sayo Weihs, clinical lead pharmacist in antimicrobial stewardship and infectious disease at University Health in Kansas City, to discuss the state of COVID-19 in Missouri. They also discuss the benefits of booster shots, as well as what the “new normal” may look like moving forward with COVID not going away.
Sarah Green sits down with Molly Healy, co-founder of Springfield Earth Day Festival, to talk about the inaugural event which is a plastic free, leave no trace festival to benefit 3 local environmental organizations. Sarah also talks with the Executive Directors of these organizations to learn more about how they are protecting our corner of the world in the Ozarks. Additional guests include Brent Stock from James River Basin Partnership, Mike Kromrey from Watershed Committee of the Ozarks, and Mary Kromrey from Ozarks Greenways.
Sarah Green sits down with Rebekah Lee, President of Women in Need of the Ozarks to discuss the overall mission of WIN to provide one time financial assistance for single working women facing a financial crisis. They also discuss upcoming events, volunteer opportunities and ways the public can support WIN with donations.
Clint Girlie talks with Kandice White from the Hope Foundation to learn about their programs assisting families in the midst of pediatric emergency. They also discuss some upcoming Hope Foundation fundraisers, including a golf tournament on May 9th.
Clint Girlie speaks with Dr. Netti Summer, a psychologist at Jordan Valley Community Health Center, about eating disorders. They cover what eating disorders are, what signs they give off, and who is most affect by them. They also discuss how to address someone with an eating disorder push them toward help, as well as what services are available to treat eating disorders in the area.
Clint Girlie speaks with Adult & Teen Challenge President/CEO Gary Blackard to discuss in detail their nationwide network of faith based recovery centers for drug and alcohol addiction and recovery. They also discuss how to get involved through donation towards their mission.
Sarah Green sits down with Bonnie Keller, Executive Director and CEO of Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Ozarks to talk about the current Share A Heart Fundraising Campaign, as well as an overview of the programs and services offered by RMHC and the different ways the community can get involved to support their mission of improving health and well-being of children and families in the Ozarks.
Clint Girlie spoke with Jana Fornelli of Special Olympics Missouri to discuss Special Olympics’ mission in Missouri to provide sporting and community opportunities to individuals with intellectual and physical disabilities. They also discussed the upcoming fundraising event: The Polar Plunge, that takes place in Springfield on March 5th.
Clint Girlie talks with Christopher Tuckness and Miles Ross from Habitat For Humanity in Springfield about the organization's mission for the Ozarks, the opportunities to get involved and some upcoming fundraising events in 2022.
Sarah Green sits down with Cassi Locke, Executive Assistant of Parkinson’s Group of the Ozarks to talk about the programs and services available to individuals who have been diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease as well as support groups for their families and caregivers, and different ways the community can support Parkinson’s Group of the Ozarks.
Clint Girlie talks with Lindsey Dumas-Bell and Tommie Trammell from OACAC about their Utility Assistance program, benefitted by iHeartRadio Springfield's Share The Light fundraiser on Dec 11th, as well as learn about the variety of other services OACAC offers.
Hemmy speaks with Jeff Smith and Major Jon Augenstein of the Salvation Army about their Hope Marches On mission this holiday season, and all the volunteer and fundraising opportunities they have coming up for Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Clint Girlie sits down with The Women's Veterans of SWMO to discuss their American Legion post, duties, infrastructure and community projects. Guests include Shellie Jones, Louise Hansen and Jennifer Tyes.
Sarah Green talks with Lauren Slamb, Public Relations Specialists for the Girls Scouts of the Missouri Heartland, about the Girls Scouts program, the current recruitment efforts, the upcoming cookie season, and the different ways Girls Scouts gives back to our community and provides skills and educational opportunity for local girls.
Clint Girlie sits down with RCAT's Anne Buchanan and Stephanie Strazzinski to discuss the upcoming Priebe Strong Run to benefit Officer Mark Priebe as well as Greene County Sherriff Lieutenant Steve Westbrooke.
Sarah Green speaks with Kyle Pickett, conductor for the Springfield Symphony, about the 2021 season and additional ways you can support your local Symphony.
Clint Girlies sits down with Jordan Valley Community Health Center's VP/MD Matthew Stinson to discuss the resurgence of COVID19 in the Ozarks, what makes this round different and address the most common objections to being vaccinated.
Clint Girlie sits down with David Aldridge from My Final Chapter to discuss the organization's mission in the Ozarks to assist terminal cancer patients. They also discuss an upcoming fundraising concert in Branson on August 7th.
Clint Girlie sits down with Gerald Andrews from MO Sports Hall of Fame to discuss the upcoming Price Cutter Charity Championship, the sponsorship opportunities therein, and the need for event volunteers. He also speaks with Chris Stark from Honor Flight of the Ozarks, about their first time participation in the PCCC.
Clint Girlie sits down with GYNCA Executive Director Stephanie Pape to discuss their role in aiding hundreds of women afflicted with GYN cancers across 30 counties is SW Missouri. They also discuss volunteer opportunities as well as two upcoming fundraising events - The Tee Up Fore Teal Golf Tournament and The Teal To Heal Gala.
Sarah Green sits down with Marisa DeClue and Robin Helsel from Developmental Center of the Ozarks to discuss the upcoming Taco De Somo Event to benefit DCO as well as additional opportunities to support DCO in their mission and the variety of programs and services they offer to provide assistance for developmentally disabled children and adults.
Sarah Green sits down with KeKe Rover from Ambassadors for Children to talk about Foster Care Awareness Month in May and the I Am Me campaign, as well as volunteer opportunities and the programs and services offered by Ambassadors for Children to provide support for our local youth in Foster Care.
Hemmy sits down with Marci Bowling from Watching Over Whiskers Feline Fund about their mission to find suitable homes for cats, as well as controlling the population of strays in Springfield. They also discuss the upcoming Kitten Shower event to support the WOW cause.
Clint Girlie sits down with staffers from the grief counselling service, Lost & Found to discuss their organization's individual and group counselling services, as well as their upcoming Run and Remember Event, on May 23rd. Interviewees include: Jamie Fields, Director of Development, Dr. Iman Williams-Christians, Clinical Director and Ethan Potter, Program Coordinator.
Sarah Green sits down with Kristen Milam, Carrie Lamb, and Ashley Krug from the City of Springfield to talk about Clean Green Springfield, the city’s newest initiative to clean up and beautify Springfield. They discuss a variety of volunteer opportunities through this initiative, as well as the importance of keeping our streets and rivers clean, and the various resources available to our community for recycling.
Clint Gerlek sits down with Lori Barnes Miller from Child Advocacy Center and Craig Rankin, owner of Jersey Mike's Subs, to talk about the upcoming Day of Giving as well as the services provided by Child Advocacy Center for abused and neglected children in Southwest and South Central Missouri.
Clint Girlie sits down with Krista Peryer, President and Co-Founder of the Geek Foundation to discuss the group's mission of bringing free classes in tech to women and minorities in Southwest Missouri. They also discuss the role of women in the tech industry, and how the need for more representation in tech matters to all of us.
iHeartRadio Springfield is celebrating extraordinary women in the Ozarks! Listen as women who hold positions in education, non-profit, business, and beyond, discuss their personal challenges, triumphs, and overall journeys to becoming who they are today. They also share the goals they still hope to achieve, as well as advice and inspiration we can all take from their stories!
This episode of Leading the Way features Tabitha Eutsler, Third Grade Teacher at Jefferies Elementary, who explained the importance of instilling good habits in children at an early age, while showing her love for teaching and shaping the future generation.
This episode of Leading the Way features Paula Rector, Senior Instructor of Criminology at MSU and Greendot Volunteer. Paula elaborates on her field of study in Criminology and how it affects women in ways we may not have realized. She also details the mission of Greendot to teach everyday people how to recognize the signs of abuse, and the steps to take to safely intervene.
This episode of Leading the Way features Meera Scarrow, OB/GYN at Mercy Hospital, who tells us about her early introduction to the medical field, why she decided to get involved in other aspects of our community, and how she and her family find their version of work/life balance.
This episode of Leading the Way features Keli Tetzlaff, Owner of Keli Tetzlaff Photography. Keli talks about the difficult but rewarding decision to leave behind her previous career and start her own business to become a work-from-home mom.
This episode of Leading the Way features KeKe Rover, Director of Ambassadors for Children, who discusses the importance of self-esteem in children and youth in foster care and beyond, as well as describing challenges that she's faced in her own life.
This episode of Leading the Way features Heather Hardinger, Workforce and Economic Development Consultant for CAEL, who talks about challenges she's faced as a woman in her profession, as well as her steps to find balance in her life, and her hopes for her future as well as the future of the Ozarks.
This episode of Leading the Way features Christina Ford, Founder of the Rebound Foundation. Christina tells us about the journey from stay-at-home mom to establishing a not-for-profit organization, and why the mission is so important to her.
This episode of Leading the Way features Brandy Harris, CEO of Boys and Girls Clubs, who describes her unexpected path, and her passion for building a better future for the children in our community.
This episode of Leading the Way features Amy Blansit, Founder of the Drew Lewis Foundation. Amy talks about starting a non-profit, her family life and losing her husband, and how she plans to continue making a difference in the lives of people of the Ozarks.
Sarah and Hemmy spoke with Rachel Anderson and Paige Oxendine, co-founders of Rosie, about their desire to create an organization that connects women professionally, as well as the variety of resources available to members of Rosie.
Clint Girlie sits down with Mark Priebe and Jeff Fugett, representing Springfield Police Department and Missouri State Highway Patrol Troop D, to discuss the upcoming Polar Plunge event benefitting Special Olympics Missouri.
Sarah Green sits down with Bart Brown from Ozarks Food Harvest to talk about the upcoming Dine Out For Hunger promotion which supports local restaurants and Ozarks Food Harvest, as well as programs and additional assistance available from OFH for members of our community who are facing food insecurity.
Sarah Green sits down with Holly Wilson from Consumer Credit Counseling to discuss how CCC of the Ozarks can help you improve your financial health in 2021 as well as assistance for home owners facing foreclosure due to loss of jobs or income and other services provided.
Hemmy talks with Rob Hardy, Communications Manager of CARE Animal Rescue, about the services they provide as well as how to support them via donations, volunteering, shopping, or donating to their thrift store, and things to keep in mind before adopting a pet.
Hemmy talks with Susan and Maggie from Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Ozarks to discuss the overall organization and their goals, as well as how to become a mentor and other ways to participate in Mentor Month!
Got questions about the COVID vaccine? Clint Girlie sits down with family physician, and VP of Medical & Behavioral Health at Jordan Valley Community Health Center, Dr. Matthew Stinson to discuss the current state of the COVID19 virus and the recently released vaccine.
Clint Girlie sits down with Leadership Springfield executive director Carrie Richardson, as well as members Natasha Lancaster & Don Harkey, to discuss Leadership Springfield’s role in the community as a non-profit, their benefit to the community and their role in ongoing and upcoming community betterment projects. They also discuss listener involvement and recruitment.
Hemmy sits down with Lindsey Dumas-Bell and Tommie Trammell from OACAC to learn about the variety of services OACAC has to offer including their Utility Assistance program, benefitted by iHeartRadio Springfield's Share The Light fundraiser, on Dec 12th.
Clint Girlie sits down with Abby Glenn and Kayla Conyers from Springfield’s Habitat for Humanity to talk about their services and volunteer opportunities available to our community.
Clint Girlie sits down with Emily Hobbs (Phoenix) & Marissa DeClue (DCO) to discuss the how the COVID-19 Pandemic has effected the elderly & disabled populations within Springfield and the adjustments being made to assist them.
Sarah Green sits down with Beth Domann from Springfield Little Theatre, Ashley Walden from Springfield Ballet, Sean Spyres from Springfield Regional Opera, and Leslie Forrester from Springfield Regional Arts Council to discuss the formation of OPAL (Ozarks Performing Arts League) and what these 4 organizations are doing individually, and through OPAL, to offset the devastating consequences of COVID- 19 on the arts economy.
Clint Girlie sits down with Doula Foundation CEO Kimberly Costello to discuss the Doula Foundation's expanding role in the community, their program offerings and their upcoming Night of Caring event on Oct 15th.
Sarah Green sits down with Joe Daues and Allyson Tuckness from Breast Cancer Foundation of the Ozarks to discuss programs and services offered by BCFO, how COVID-19 has impacted the organization, and upcoming fundraising events in October for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Clint Girlie talks with Kristen Hilty, Care Consultant with the Springfield chapter of the Greater Missouri Alzheimer's Association, about the services the Alzheimer's Association offers to the local community and their upcoming virtual Walk To End Alzheimer's.
Hemmy sits down with Bart Brown, Ozarks Food Harvest, to discuss Hunger Action Month and the upcoming iHeartRadio Springfield fundraiser: Hungerthon.
Sarah Green sits down with Julie Conway from Children’s Miracle Network to talk about upcoming fundraising events, financial services that are available for local families with children who are dealing with a medical issue, and educational programs that CMN sponsors to promote safety for children.
Sarah Green sits down with Leisha and Kevin Baker from Club Z In-Home Tutoring to talk about heading back to school and resources that are available to help parents and students as they navigate learning from home.
Hemmy sits down with Francis Skalicky - Missouri Department of Conservation - to discuss online programs in lieu of in-person programs since facilities are closed due to COVID19, hummingbird feeding and their migration season, camping, fishing, and hiking areas, and so much more!
Sarah Green sits down with Chris Pilgrim from Community Blood Center of the Ozarks to discuss the current critical blood shortage, upcoming blood drives, the need for first time donors, and increased safety measures taken by the center during the pandemic.
Clint Girlie sits down with Amy Hietter, Movement Director for 7 Billion Ones to discuss their mission of compelling and life-changing story telling in the Ozarks, their assistance of other local non-profit organizations, and how the local SWMO community can be involved.
Clint Girlie sits down with Cora Scott, Director of Public Information and Civic Engagement for the City of Springfield, to discuss the specifics of the city's new Mandatory Mask Ordinance and the current status of Covid-19 within city limits.
iHeart's Sarah G sits down with Melissa Bondy from Bass Pro Shop to discuss this year's Bass Pro Shops Fitness Series.
Clint Girlie talks with Christina Ford, Founder and President of The Rebound Foundation, to discuss it's objective of assisting those affected by domestic abuse. They also discuss the foundation's beginnings, healthy relationships and how the community can help abuse victims in the Ozarks.
Hemmy sits down with Jeffrey Smith and Major Bob fromt eh Springfield Salvation Army to discuss the effects Covid-19 has had on the Salvation Army, ways the community can help, and their Westlake Ace Hardware Fan Drive to get fans to people without air conditioning this summer.
Clint Girlie sits down with black leaders in Springfield to discuss the recent Black Lives Matter protesting across the Ozarks, to better understand the Black Experience in Springfield, and to ask for perspective on what changes the community can make to ensure equality for all. Guests include:
Justyn Pippins - Minorities in Business
Javeon England - Brother to Brother
William Maxwell - Student Pastor, North Point Church
Hemmy sits down with Keke Rover from Ambassadors for Children to discuss May being Foster Care Awareness Month, their "I Am Me" Campaign and their Big Whiskeys and Fazoli's fundraisers,
Clint Girlie talks with Laura Farmer, Executive Director for CASA in SW Missouri about their services during COVID-19, some key thins to know during Child Abuse Prevention Month, and some upcoming events to get excited about after the stay-at-home orders are lifted.
Clint Girlie talks Child Abuse Prevention Month with Linda Saturno and Lori Barnes-Miller from The Child Advocacy Center, along with Brandi Bartel from The Victims Center about Child Abuse Prevention Month and how to spot child abuse during COVID-19 restrictions. Later, he speaks with Hy-Vee dietitian Amanda Allen about tips and tricks for healthy eating during the current stay-at-home order.
iHeart's Hemmy speaks with Holly and Kristin from Isabel's House to discuss the effects of COVID19 on operations, and their "Go Blue" initiatives for Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention Month.
Clint Girlie sits down with Brandi Bartel, Executive Director for The Victim Center to discuss their organization, how they help our communities, and opportunities for the community to help The Victim Center, including attending upcoming fundraising events.
Clint Girlie sits down with Development Director for Special Olympics of Southwest Missouri Robin Anderson to discuss Special Olympics activities and volunteer opportunities in our area, as well as, their upcoming fundraiser: The Polar Plunge.
Clint Girlie sits down with Downtown Springfield Association executive director Rusty Worley to discuss the culmination of the Downtown 2020 renovation and the direction ForwardSGF is taking Downtown Springfield and surrounding neighborhoods. They also discussed upcoming events in downtown.
Clint Girlie sits down with Lynne Meyercord from the Aids Project of the Ozarks to talk about the many services APO offers 27 counties in Southwest Missouri, as well as discuss the current state of treatments for HIV/AIDS in America.
Clint Girlie sits down with Janelle Reed and Mindy McClaskey from the Victory Mission to discuss their programs including their men’s center as well as their newly founded women’s programs. They also discuss upcoming events such as the Victory Mission Prayer Breakfast coming at the end of January and the SingleMomzRock Valentine’s Banquet.
(We apologize for the poor audio quality during some of the recording. A piece of equipment had malfunctioned during the session. )
Clint Girlie sits down with Teen Challenge USA COO Russ Cambria to discuss the state of addiction in America and go into detail about the recovery services offered by TC across their 266 locations nationwide.
Cole sits down with The Kitchen to talk about their mission to combat homelessness in the Ozarks, as well as some events coming this Holiday season.
Liz Delany sits down with Marci Bowling, founder of Watching Over Whiskers to discuss volunteer opportunities as well as efforts that can be made to help control the cat population.
Clint Girlie sits down with Tommie & Lindsay from OACAC to examine the need for LIHEAP (Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program) in Southwest Missouri during the winter months, and the Share The Light event (Dec 14th) designed to raise funds for it.
Cole sits down with Jeff Smith from the Springfield chapter of the Salvation Army to discuss their Annual Red Kettle Campaign and how the funds collected impact their various programs & our community.
Clint Girlie sits down with members of the Springfield group: Minorities In Business to discuss ways in which MIB is helping to enrich our business community through inclusion and diversity. Featured guests are: Justyn Pippins, Toni Robinson & Tamarr Maclin.
Liz Delany sits down with Joe Daues from Breast Cancer Foundation of the Ozarks to discuss their ongoing efforts to raises awareness, and funds, to fight against this deadly cancer. They also discuss upcoming BCFO events within the community.
Cole spoke with Director Melissa Bondy + Ashlee Rightnowar about fitness in our community and Bass Pro’s initiative toward Human/Community Conservation and the various events of the Bass Pro Shops Fitness Series.
Liz Delany sits down with Bart Brown of the Ozarks Food Harvest to discuss the current status of food insecurity in SW Missouri, as well as the upcoming Hungerthon event, that seeks to raise funds for the OFH Weekend Backpack Program.
Clint Girlie sits down with Julie Cassity and Deborah Hartwig from Music Therapy of the Ozarks to explore the benefits of Music Therapy, and how listeners can interact with the program as a client or fundraiser. They also discuss the upcoming Rock & Roll Bike and Music Festival.
Cole sat down with SWMO Walk Manager, Amy Temple, about the about Alzheimer's + the research and support that Alzheimer’s Association funds through area Walks and how our listeners can participant.
Clint Girlie sits down with staffers and volunteers from RSVP (Retired & Senior Volunteer Program) to talk about their services in the community, including their Pre-K thru 3rd Grade Reading Buddies Program and their Homebound Shopper Program.
Cole sits down with Jeff Smith (Community Relations Director/Grant Writer for Salvation Army) about their summer cooling center, box fan drive, summer kids program, etc.
Cole sits down with Ashtyn Fischer (Director) and Katie Allison about their non-profit clothing boutique for kids (in financial need/foster families) that serves Christian, Lawrence, Barry, Taney, & Stone counties.
Liz Delany sits down with Dep. James Craigmyle of Greene County Sheriff's Department and Cindy Dennis with Give a Child a Voice Foundation to discuss the state of child abuse in Greene County and ways citizens can help better educate the public about the abuse.
James River Basin Partnership's Todd Wilkinson sits down with Clint Girlie to discuss the current state of the James River Basin, efforts to improve water quality in the Ozarks and volunteer opportunities in the near future, such as the River Rescue July 13th.
Cole sits down with the local non-profit organization Foster Adopt Connect. They talked about the amount of kids in foster care in our community, the many services they provide foster families & children, and how our listeners can help.
Clint Girlie sits down with Jordan Valley Community Health Center's Alexis Brown and Courtney Fergerson about their Women's Health Day on May 2nd, as well as services that Jordan Valley offers to members of our community.
Liz Delany sits down with Stephanie Appleby from NAMI and Dr. David Brown from Eden Village to discuss the connection between homelessness and mental illness, as well as upcoming volunteer and fundraising opportunities.
Cole spoke with Holly Beadle (Executive Director) and Kristin Mallett (Director of Development & Community Engagement) from Isabel’s House about National Child Abuse & Neglect Prevention month, and about their facility/services to families in crisis.
Clint Girlie sits down with Drew Lewis Foundation leader Amy Blansit to discuss the Fairbanks' mission to combat poverty in NW Project in Springfield, as well as highlighting many upcoming community focused fundraising events in the coming weeks.
Liz Delany sits down with GYNCA Executive Director Stephanie Pape to talk about GYN cancers, services that GYNCA provides and upcoming fundraisers.
Cole talks with Tim Siebert (Executive Director) and Kassie Sanchez (Director of Special Projects) about the many financial services & programs they offer children/families in The Ozarks, as well as the Educational programs/preventative services they offer and how our listeners can get involved.
iHeartRadio's Clint Girlie sits down with Brandi O'Reilly, executive director of Dynamic Strides Therapy in Republic, to talk about the services they offer including hippo-therapy, aquatic therapy and sensory therapy, as well as, ongoing fundraising efforts and volunteer opportunities.
Clint Girlie sits down with Springfield School Board members Alina Lehnert and Tim Rosenbury to discuss the current state of Springfield public schools and ballot initiative Proposition S.
Cole spoke with Major Butch Frost (Corps Officer) and Jeff Smith (Community Relations/Grant Writer) about their Red Kettle Campaign being extended through the end of January and their current fundraising efforts, as well as the services/programs they offer our community, and the special food pantry offerings being made available to employees affected by the current Federal Government Shutdown.
Clint Girlie sits down with Jordan Valley Community Health Center Dietitian, Jade Manczuk to talk about 2019 New Year's resolutions to lose weight through eating healthier and some helpful tips to make that lifestyle change.
Cole sits down with Roz Palmer, Community Development Coordinator for The Kitchen Inc. to discuss the Kitchen's mission to aid the homeless in Springfield, MO.
Clint Girlie sits down with Carl Rosenkranz, Tommie Trammell and Lindsey Dumas-Bell from OACAC to discuss LIHEAP (Low Income Energy Assistance Program) and their homegrown fund, Project Share. iHeart's Share The Light fundraising event also highlighted.
Kevin Howard sits down with Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Ozarks to discus their upcoming Beerfest, Nov 17th in Springfield.
Clint Girlie sits down with Michele Delcoure and Tom Faulkner with the Council of Churches, to discuss their year long charity efforts, as well as their Holiday efforts through organizations like Crosslines and others.
Liz Delany talks with Peggy Scott, Communications Coordinator for American Heart Association and Linda Smith, Stroke Survivor about World Stroke Day on October 29th.
Clint Girlie sits down with Dick Jones, Lezlee Hay and Mickey Johnson from A Sporting Chance to talk about their programs for individuals with disabilities and disadvantages, as well as their upcoming 25 year anniversary party.
Liz Delany sits down with Julie Cassity, Founder/President and Deborah Hartwig, Developmental Director, of Music Therapy of the Ozarks to discuss music therapy and an upcoming fundraiser to support the charity.
Clint Girlie sits down with Burrell Behavioral Health's Marketing Director, Carrie Coleman, to discuss the Opioid Crisis in Southwest Missouri and their Opioid Crisis Seminar on Oct 11th.
Clint Girlie sits down with Marissa DeClue & Robin Helsel from DCO to talk about their mission in the Ozarks, as well as their upcoming Wine & Whiskey Walk. They were joined by Chris Beerman from Southern Glazer's to sample some of the choices for this year's event.
Liz Delany sits down with Bart Brown from Ozarks Food Harvest to discuss food insecurity in the Southwest Missouri, as well as the upcoming fundraising event, Hungerthon, on 105.9 KGBX.
Clint Girlie sits down with Carrie Bland and Kayla Friesen from Landan's LegOcy to talk about their organization's mission to help families with bills in times of medical emergency, as well as their upcoming Gold Gala on November 17th.
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Clint Girlie sits down with Jacob Simburger and Amy Temple from the Greater Missouri Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association to talk about their programs in the Ozarks as well as their upcoming Walk To End Alzheimer's on Sep 15th.
Clint Girlie sits down with Dr. Donna Washburn, the director for Evangel University's new Center for Compassion to talk about its mission in the Ozarks, and abroad, as well as the partnership between it and Convoy of Hope.
Kevin Howard sits down with Kippie Kutz from The Kitchen, retired broadcaster Ned Reynolds, and Michael DeFontes of DFG Insurance, to talk about The Kitchen's mission in the Ozarks, as well as the Main Event Trivia Night coming in August.
Matt P. sits down with Larry Peterson and Abby Glenn from Habitat For Humanity to talk about Habitat's mission in the Ozarks, as well as their upcoming Home Run Charity Race coming August 25th.
Clint Girlie sits down with Jerald Andrews and Sharyn Wagoner from the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame to discuss the upcoming Price Cutter Charity Championship, as well as the 49 charity efforts it supports, like the H.O.P.E. Foundation, represented in today's show by Mary Hankins.
Clint Girlie sits down with Rudy Martinez and Naturalist Alan Reed to discuss the role of Missouri's Department of Conservation in SWMO, and upcoming events for the summer at the Springfield Nature Center.
Matt Parrish sits down with Carolyn and Tia Childers from the Springfield Recovery Community Center to discuss the effects of drug addiction on our community, as well as the resorurces available through SRCC and the upcoming Rock N Recovery event.
Cole Estes sits down with the James River Basin Partnership to discuss the Ozarks’ water resources, water conservation, and the various ways we can maintain the health and cleanliness of our various streams, rivers, & lakes in the James River Basin. Guests include Christa Gammon (Memberships & Marketing Manager) and Tiffany Frey (Executive Director).
Clint Girlie sits down with Robin Anerson, Development director for SW Missouri Special Olympis to talk about thei upcoming MO State Summer Games, and other volunteer oppurtunities throughout the year.
Matt Parrish sits down with Stephanie Appleby from NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Health) about resources for individuals suffering from mental health ailments as well as the NAMI Walks event on May 19th.
For this week's show, Cole Estes sat down with Susan Miles, Director of Champion Athletes of the Ozarks, to discuss their sports programs, life-skills classes and opportunities for listeners to help!
Clint Girlie sits down with Kimberly Costello from the Doula Foundation to discuss their efforts to assist expecting mother's from an emotional, medical and logistical standpoint. They also discussed the upcoming Mother's Day Brunch. (Original Air Date: April 1, 2018)
Liz Delany sits down with Alex Schlitt and Graham Nave from Missouri State to discuss the Fireman's Challenge, a fundraising event for Springfield area fire departments.
Matt Parrish sits down with Jeff LaMontia from the Missouri Council of the Blind to talk about their organization, how it helps Missouri residents with visual impairment, and how the community can help by donating items like furniture and used clothing to their thrift store.
Clint Girlie sits down with Diana Tyndall from the Springfield/Greene County Park Board to talk about all things Winter/Spring/Summer to do with Parks, including cave tours, sports teams, summer camps and hundreds of job seasonal job openings!
100.5 The Wolf's Cole sits down with Peggy Scott and Julie Lay from the American Heart Association to discuss Heart Month, Wear Red Day and the upcoming American Heart Walk.
Clint Girlie sat down with Kory Wilcox Laura Danniger from Isabel's House to talk about the services they offer, special events coming up and fund-raising.
Clint Girlie sits down with Major Butch Frost, Vicky Knight and Jeff Smith of the Salvation Army in Springfield to discuss their programs, volunteer oppurtunities and fundraising efforts.
Clint Girlie sits down with Tommie and Lindsey from OACAC to discuss Low Income Energy Assistance, as well as the upcoming event Share The Light to end homeless for the Holidays.
Matt Parrish sits down with Denise Gibson of OFH and Mary Guccione from Towny
about how Towny has coordinated many local businesses to help support Ozarks Food Harvest and the 25k Meals for Hope mission.
Kevin Howard speaks with Dyanna Tyndal – Springfield Park Board, and Marisa DeClue –Developmental Center of the Ozarks, about all things 2017 Turkey Trot!
iHeart's Cole Estes talks with Melissa Bondy from the Outdoor Fitness Series, as well as Rob Blevins, VP of Community Engagement for Big Brother's/Big Sisters of the Ozarks.
This week, Liz Delany sits own with the Breast Cancer Foundation of the Ozarks to discuss breast cancer awareness month and upcoming fundraisers.
iHeart's Matt Parrish sits down with Julie Good and Laura Farmer to discuss the mission and function of CASA in the foster care system, as well a their upcoming Casablanca Gala at the Gilloiz.
iHeart's Clint Girlie sits down with Nacy Thornsberry & Melody Thweat from the non-profit school, Perspectives Preparatory Academy, to learn more about the school's unique educational program and mission of inclusion.
Liz Delany sits down with Cindy Dennis, founder of the Give A Child A Voice Foundation, to discuss and raise awareness about the high rate of sexual abuse among children in our community
Kevin Howard (Kevin & Liz) sits down with the Ozarks Food Harvest to discuss their efforts in the community, and more specifically, their Backpack Program.
Our host sits down with Mindy Miller & Julie Bahre from Making Strides Against Breast Cancer - Portraits of Hope 2017 to talk early detection, ACS services and the Making stride Walk on Oct 28, 2017.
Hosted by Matt Parrish, 105.9 KGBX
iHeart Springfield's Kevin Howard sits down with Don Garrett from our local chapter of the MS Society, as well as Burley Henson to discuss BikeMS. (Recorded July 11, 2017)
iHeart Springfield's Cole sits down with Holly Beadle and Kory Wilcox to discuss the local efforts Isabel's House is making in The Ozarks. Original air date - June 12, 2017
Linda Ramey-Greiwe (Executive Director for Care to Learn-Missouri, and Shayne Brock (Counselor for Matthews Elementary in Nixa, member of Nixa Advisory Council for Care to Learn-Nixa) sit down with iHeart's Cole about the issues facing families/students when going back to school and how Care to Learn helps address those issues with the various services they provide in The Ozarks.
Liz Delany sits down with Chris Pilgrim of Community Blood Center of the Ozarks. Recorded - 07/25/17
Clint Girlie talks with Gerald and Sharon from the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame, as well as Susan from Champion Athletes of the Ozarks about the upcoming Price Cutter Charity Championship. AIRED 07/09/17