Weekend Shows: Recent Episodes
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This week’s show featured RADIUS Omaha President and CEO Nick Juliano talking about their mission of assisting at-risk youth in empowering them and rebuilding relationships with their families and community. Then, Northwest Battle Buddies CEO Shannon Walker discussed issues facing veterans returning to the workplace after military service.
This week’s show featured Omaha Home for Boys senior director of brand strategy RaeAnn Knoell encouraging the public to assist with donating school supplies during their annual Back to School campaign for the youth at the school, Omaha Police Department officers Dashawn Haynes and Jose Falcon promoting the latest opportunity to join OPD and assist in their mission of serving and protecting the community, and Carol Joy Holling executive director Jason Gerdes inviting the public to their quilt auction to fund the mission of their various summer camps for area children.
This week’s show featured Joel Kassera sharing his story of going from ascending rock-and-roll stardom to a life that found him in jail, a homeless shelter, and -- finally -- redemption and purpose with the Open Door Mission.
This week’s show featured Hayes and Associates president Frank Hayes sharing his life story about growing up in less-than-ideal circumstances, dealing with racism while pursuing his career interests, and making nonprofit work a high priority in his life and business model.
This week’s show featured First Responders Foundation board member Shawna McClure discussing their mission to enhance public safety while serving and honoring first responders, veterans, and their families. Then, Sunflower Grant Writers founder Katie LeDoux promoted their Scholar School to teach nonprofit leaders how to confidently pursue grant funding.
This week’s show featured Outy Obsession veteran events coordinator Gerry Palmer talking about this organization that uses hunting and the outdoors to engage veterans and youth to build discipline, confidence, and purpose. Then Scouting America’s Chris Mehaffey and former Omaha mayor Hal Daub promoted the scouts’ fundraiser to restore a mini State of Liberty in Turner Park. Finally, the 50 Mile March Foundation’s Kim Kavulak and Heartland Kayak Angers’ James Leggett promoted their “Casting for a Cause” fundraiser for homeless vets.
This week's show features Luann Rabe with the Garden Walk, Theresa Cassaday and Jessie Stallings with Heartland Family Services, Chelsey Brooks with Truck Center Companies, and Omaha Police Chief Todd Schmaderer.
This week’s show featured retired Nebraska National Guard Captain Brandon Burton discussing his life in the miliary and how it has helped him see life differently, as detailed in his book Authority Without Control: A Memoir on Conflict, Restraint, and Leadership. Then, Patriotic Productions co-founder Bill Williams invited the public to free community events to honor Memorial Day on Sunday night in Lincoln and Monday morning in Omaha. Finally, CRE Summit co-chair Chris Mensinger promoted their annual event designed to “Build Value and Create Solutions” in our city.
This week’s show featured Nebraska State Treasurer Joey Spellerberg discussing what his office does to assist with first-time homebuying, college savings, and tracking down unclaimed property and financial assets. Then, West Omaha Chamber executive director Trevor Hudson inviting the community to their weekend-long Elkhorn Days celebration.
This week’s show featured Lauren Foster and Dennis Bryers inviting the community to a free event commemorating the USS Omaha submarine and memorial, Front Porch Investments executive director Jody Holston discussing affordable housing ahead of the annual Reignite2Unite conference, and Outlook Enrichment executive director Nina Rongisch promoting their golf fundraiser for their mission of providing jobs and resources for the blind and visually impaired.
This week’s show featured RITMO Music Fest event organizer Marcos Mora inviting the public to this inaugural festival celebrating Latin culture, music, and food. Then, Make-a-Wish Foundation’s Dr. James Fahner discussed what this group does to help families of children with critical illnesses. Finally, National Environmental Education Foundation CEO Sara Espinoza talked about the work her group does in the wake of Earth Day to continue the movement.
This week’s show featured Miss Nebraska USA Samantha Washington and Miss Nebraska Teen USA Kaitlyn Halvorsen discussing how they have been empowered in competing in pageants, and how they’re using their platforms to educate other young women in a variety of ways. Then, Dr. Elysabeth Nguyen invited the public to a free screening of her documentary film, “Our Lady at the Center,” about faith and healing as told through the history of Vietnamese Catholics.
This week’s show featured The Cleaning Authority owner Daniel Schultz talking about going from serving in the military to re-entering private life, SHARE Omaha executive director Teresa Mardesen promoting the annual “Do Good Days” volunteer drive for local nonprofits, and Truck Center Companies marketing director Chelsey Brooks inviting the public to their fundraiser for Make-a-Wish Foundation.
This week’s show featured Scouting America’s Chris Mehaffey and United Way’s Matt Wallen giving the area a head’s up about their upcoming “Scouting for Food” drive, ServeNebraska executive director Cathleen Plager detailing the nominating process for their annual “Step Forward Awards” for volunteerism, and the Florentine Players’ Derek Kowal and Eric Green inviting the public to this local, nonprofit community theater group’s latest production.
This week’s show featured Omaha Public Library marketing manager Courtni Kopietz inviting the public to the grand opening of the new central library, Omaha Burke PTA volunteer Melanie Epps promoting their Burke Bash fundraiser, and Omaha Czech-Slovak Cultural Club’s Vicky Sedlacek detailing the annual Czech-Slovak Cultural Festival.
This week’s show featured Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation chapter chair Justin Bostic discussing their mission of conserving big game across America, Nebraska Community Blood Bank’s Rachel Scott responding to the ongoing need for blood donations, and Nebraska Senator Pete Ricketts providing details on the panhandle wildfires and relief efforts.
This week’s show featured The Josh Place founder Shari Strong on her mission to create residential homes for those who don’t need round-the-clock care in mental illness situations, Omaha Performing Arts senior vice president Gennean Scott Gray inviting the public to the Tenaska Center for Arts Engagement open house, and Tangier Shrine’s Tim Bernet promoting their annual St. Patick’s themed fundraiser to benefit sick kids and their families.
This week’s show featured Bike Walk Nebraska associate director Cait Dumas-Hein providing tips for all of us when it comes to increased safety for motorists, bicyclists, and pedestrians. Then, Business Ethics Alliance executive director Dr. AnnMarie Marlier discussed the current landscape for business ethics and invited the public to their annual EthicSpace event.
This week’s show featured Omaha Fire Captain Nicholas Lemek promoting recruiting opportunities for the department, ICAN’s vice president of strategic partnerships Julie Burrell Lillig discussing their annual women’s leadership conference, and Sports for Kids’ Al Vacanti inviting the public to their annual fundraiser for children and families in-need.
This week’s show featured Keep Kids Alive Drive 25 executive director and founder Tom Everson discussing the history of this organization that exists to remind drivers to be safe, particularly in residential neighborhoods.
This week’s show featured Heartland Family Service chief development officer Theresa Cassady promoting their gala fundraiser to further their multifaceted mission of assisting those in need of mental health, housing support, trafficking and other services. Then, Outlook Enrichment executive director Nina Rongisch discussed the work they to do assist the blind and visually impaired. Finally, author Jamie Holmes talked about the history of partnership that existed between Native Americans and formerly enslaved black families.
This week’s show featured Big Grove For Good Foundation executive director Mikala Demet inviting local nonprofits to apply for their annual grants, The Wellbeing Partners director of strategic operations Lori Thomas promoting their annual Trek Up the Tower event, and Nebraska first district representative Mike Flood talking about healthcare and housing.
This week’s show featured Omaha Police Officers Brittany Stenzel and DaShawn Haynes discussing the work they do and job opportunities to join the force. Then, Mallory talked about how Sheepgate saved her from a life of drug and alcohol addiction.
This is an abbreviated show because of special coverage of President Trump's press conference regarding the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. We will return to normal time next week.
This week’s show featured Salvation Army Western Division communications director Todd Andrews discussing what their annual bell-ringing campaign funds in the area throughout the year, Nebraska Diaper Bank executive director Tegan Reed responding to the needs of new mothers and how listeners can help meet those needs, and Sheepgate regional president Michael Hunsberger detailing how vehicle donations help their mission to assist those with addiction issues.
This week’s show featured Food Bank for the Heartland assistant director for marketing and communication Stephanie Sullivan promoting their Shine the Light on Hunger campaign. Then, Omaha’s Ronald McDonald House CEO Lindsey Rai Kortan talked about their upcoming open house and ways of donating and volunteering.
This week’s show featured SHARE Omaha executive director Teresa Mardesen promoting volunteer and donation efforts in advance of Giving Tuesday, Scouting America Mid-America Council’s Joe Wiltrout and Kendra Howell discussing the benefits of scouting and an upcoming fundraising event, and Tangier Shrine’s Jim Hirl inviting the public to the Feztival of Trees event.
This week’s show featured Bellevue University Military Veterans Service Center manager Ashlea Rodriguez promoting their effort to fill backpacks for homeless veterans full of necessary items to assist them during the winter, Bellevue East Band volunteer parent Nate Rachwitz inviting the public to their annual craft fair fundraiser, and Ivanette Bonilla and Captain Michael Cozo discussing fire prevention.
This week’s show featured Child Saving Institute’s Afrah Rasheed and Hannah Olafson discussing what they do for children and families throughout the year, and especially during this Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Then, Nebraska Airborne Association’s Brad Bohnert invited the public to their 2nd Annual Roach March fundraiser for Nebraska Gold Star Mothers.
This week’s show featured Dunham House executive director John Folsom previewing this forthcoming assisted living community for wounded combat veterans. Then, National Down Syndrome Society CEO Kandi Pickard talked about the significance of October as Down Syndrome Awareness Month.
This week’s show featured DEAR Diabetes president Lorie Lewis and “Biggest Loser” contestant Sonya Jones promoting a fundraiser for the organization on November 6th. Then, Nebraska Community Blood Bank donor recruitment manager Kari Lundeen discussed the importance of blood donation.
This week’s show featured Builder Foundation executive director Melissa Glenn discussing the work they do to inspire students to consider working in the construction trades, UNMC’s Dr. Rebekah Gundry promoting fundraising opportunities for their center for heart and vascular research, and landscape architect David Meyer inviting the community to enjoy the new Greenways at Heartwood Preserve.
This week’s show featured Capstone Behavioral Health of Nebraska’s Dana Ritterbush discussing how employers and co-worker can help save lives from potential suicide. Then, Boo Bazaar organizers Claire Caswell and John Clark invited the public to their annual event to support local artists. Finally, Food Bank for the Heartland’s Stephanie Sullivan promoted a donation match happening during this Hunger Action Month of September.
This week’s show featured Reformation at the Crossroads president Kristine Bockerman, discussing their mission of empowering women experiencing trauma and addiction through personal growth.
This week’s show featured Arbor Day Farm marketing manager Rachel Hrabik promoting the annual AppleJack Festival, Total Truck and Machine’s Kevin Wehrli and Richard Miller inviting the public to their community event at their new showroom, and American Foundation for Suicide Prevention CEO Bob Gebbia discussing Suicide Prevention Month.
This week’s show featured Kim Foundation executive director Molly Verble discussing their work to prevent suicide, OmahaHawks president Grant Schulte promoting their fundraising event for Make-A-Wish Foundation, and Paul & Neva Grace Foundation co-founder and executive director Kelly Sparr talking about their efforts to provide hospice care for those without the financial means to access the care they need.
This week’s show featured Scouting America Mid-America Council CEO Chris Mehaffey discussing the benefits of scouting for young leaders. Then, Rawle Andrews, Jr., executive director of the American Psychiatric Association Foundation, responded to a new survey finding most Americans want schools to provide mental health education.
This week’s show featured Community Alliance president and CEO Aileen Brady promoting their annual “Breaking the Silence” event to combat the stigma of mental health, Dundee Day production manager Eric Kaplan inviting the public to their free community event on August 23rd in the heart of the city, and Alzheimer’s Foundation of America president and CEO Charles J. Fuschillo Jr. discussing their free education conference at Bellevue University on September 17th.
This week’s show featured 26.2 Step Mini-Marathon organizer Denise Ibsen Cole promoting the annual event that raises funds for cancer-related charities, Marilyn Lowery invited the public to the free “Pillage the Village” community event, Dr. Tiffany Powell-Wiley informed about CKM Syndrome, and Douglas County Sheriff Aaron Hanson talked about a program that gets at-risk youth employment opportunities.
This week’s show featured business coach, therapist and author Scott Anderson discussing tips for dealing with burnout and stress at work.
This week’s show featured Carter Lake Fire Department training officer Nate Bradburn promoting a fundraising concert and food event for the department to purchase equipment and gear, First Presbyterian Church of Bellevue historian Betty Kieran inviting the public to a community event honoring the 175th anniversary of the church, and Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen and Omaha Mayor John Ewing discussing recent illegal immigration operations in the area.
This week’s show featured CRE Summit founder Jerry Slusky discussing community development issues addressed at the annual event, Completely Kids marketing director Taylor McBreen promoting their golf fundraiser to benefit at-risk youth, and Innocence Freed CEO Julie Shrader and volunteer Amy Bodenner illuminating human trafficking issues in Omaha during the annual baseball championships.
This week’s show featured Father-Son Golf Tournament organizers Ross and Dave Brenneman promoting this weekend of faith and fellowship among fathers and sons to strengthen relationships. Then, therapist and employee wellness expert Dana Ritterbush of A Better Way Therapy discussed boosting retention and productivity by prioritizing mental health.
This week’s show featured H.O.P.E. Heals Inc executive director Ellie Sorensen promoting her annual Walk for Hope event for suicide prevention, Dr. Luke Nordquist responding to the news of President Biden’s prostate cancer, and Dr. Laila Tabatabai informing about osteoporosis.
This week’s show featured Luann Rabe with the Munroe-Meyer Guild promoting their Garden Walk fundraiser for the MM Institute at UNMC, Food Bank for the Heartland’s Stephanie Sullivan discussing the impact of recent spending cuts on local hunger issues, and Michael Elofson inviting the public to play in an annual golf fundraiser for local veterans and high school scholarships.
This week’s show featured Heartland Family Service chief development officer Theresa Cassaday promoting their upcoming Strike a Chord event to raise funds for all the work they do to assist those in-need in our community. Then, recording artist Dave Bray invited the public to a free concert to celebrate our military and first responders over Memorial Day weekend.
This week’s show featured the Salvation Army spokesperson Todd Andrews inviting the public to their fundraiser and scholarship award luncheon on May 13th, Outlook Nebraska’s Eric Stueckrath and Nina Rongisch discussing what they do to empower and employ the blind and visually impaired, and Bellevue Chamber director of community engagement Sarah Dighans describing how their “BellevueOpoloy” game connects residents and local nonprofits and businesses.
This week’s show featured Taylor Ullom and David Mike with Hero’s Encore describing their services for military and first responders, David Frolio and Chris Perry of the Florence Community Theater inviting the public to see their latest production from this nonprofit company that funds preservation of historic buildings, and Kari Lundeen with the Nebraska Community Blood Bank talking about their upcoming May 5th blood drive.
This week’s show featured Radio Talking Book program director Ryan Osentowski promoting their service for the blind and visually impaired, SHARE Omaha executive director Teresa Mardesen discussing Do Good Days as part of National Volunteer Week later this month, and Gov. Jim Pillen talking about some of the early work done this session by the legislature.
This week’s show featured Scouting America Mid-America Council CEO Chris Mehaffey and the United Way’s Matt Wallen promoting their Scouting for Food partnership, Bikers Against Child Abuse members Phoenix, Pita, and Chubbs discussing what they do to help kids facing abuse, A Step Ahead’s Ashley Mohr and Deb Van Ornam inviting the public to help with their annual diaper drive to benefit the Nebraska Diaper Bank, and Truck Center Companies’ Chelsey Brooks providing details on their upcoming garage sale event to raise money for the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
This week’s show featured Taylor Galvin and Michael Holtzbauer promoting the annual Concordia Children’s Business Fair to support budding entrepreneurs, Cody Guffey detailing the Magnum Wrestling charity event to raise funds for local pet rescues, and Dr. Jay Wolfson looking back on five years since the COVID pandemic started.
This week’s show featured DEAR Diabetes president Lorie Lewis promoting their Strike Out Diabetes fundraiser on April 26th. Then, Tangier Shrine assistant rabban and historian Tim Bernet invited the public to their Corned Beef and Cabbage Feast on March 16th, an annual fundraiser for their service organization.
This week’s show featured ICAN’s Allison Zach and Cris Riddle promoting their annual Women’s Leadership Conference. Then, Al Vacanti with Sports For Kids invited the public to their benefit auction to raise funds to assist special-needs children.
This week’s show featured Grow Nebraska Women’s Business Center executive director Eden Butler providing insight and education on the grants and resources they work to connect entrepreneurs with in the area. Then, Northwestern Medicine’s Dr. Clyde Yancy talked about heart disease prevention before NYU Medical Center’s Dr. Lawrence Phillips promoted the benefits of learning CPR.
This week’s show featured Scouting America Mid-America Council CEO Chris Mehaffey promoting the benefits of scouting in a young person’s life and inviting the public to their “rebranding ribbon cutting event.” Then, Visiting Nurse Association president and CEO Dr. Carole Patrick discussed how their annual “Art & Soup” fundraiser allows the organization to assist so many people in homes and shelters around the area each year.
This week’s show featured Nebraska Natural Resources Department division head Jamie Reinke warning about ice jam potential this season. Then, Mallory talked about her struggles with drug and alcohol addiction until the recovery program at Sheepgate saved her life. Finally, we shared a message from the City of Omaha explaining about law enforcement’s stance on immigration status having no part in anyone’s need to call 911 or request police assistance.
This week’s show featured Roots to Wings co-founder Jamie Smith and program director Caitlin Ladehoff discussing what their organization does to improve the lives of children and adults living with disabilities. Then, SHARE Omaha executive director Teresa Mardesen promoted various volunteer opportunities in honor of Martin Luther King Day.
This week’s show featured MENTOR Nebraska executive director Melissa Mayo celebrating National Mentoring Month with a call to action how volunteers can help be there for at-risk youth, The Wellbeing Partners CEO Aja Anderson promoting their annual Trek up the Tower fundraiser, and Creighton economist Dr. Ernie Goss with his 2025 local economic forecast.
This week’s show featured attorney David Cripe with Hauptman O’Brien detailing their annual “Safe Ride Home” program to get drunk drivers off the streets, American Legion Post 348 member John Linton promoting their gun show fundraiser, Popcorn and Cocktails owner Angela Poor talking about their special offers for vets and active duty military, and the Salvation Army’s Jeff Beckman discussing the Tree of Lights campaign fundraiser.
This week’s show featured Sheepgate president Michael Hunsberger discussing what they do to assist those with drug and alcohol addiction, Dear Jack Foundation board member Mike Sigmond highlighting the programs they offer to young adults battling cancer and their caregivers, and Goodwill Omaha VP of mission advancement Nicole Wilson talking about their partnerships with various groups to assist those looking for employment or continuing education opportunities.
This week’s show featured Share Omaha executive director Teresa Mardesen previewing the annual appeal “Giving Tuesday” for local nonprofits, Food Bank for the Heartland’s Stephanie Sullivan discussing the present need for food assistance in our area, and Salvation Army’s Maj. Dan Sawka promoting the latest Red Kettle campaign to do the most good in our community.
This week’s show featured Project Wee Care co-chairs Dick Hovorka and Steve Schrader discussing their annual effort to provide gifts and hope to hundreds of area families-in-need over the holidays. Then, Joy Lewis described the Lightbridge app for those living with traumatic brain injury and/or PTSD.
This week’s show featured The Wounded Blue founder Lt. Randy Sutton talking about his support organization for injured law enforcement officers, Omaha Steaks CEO Nate Rempe promoting their partnership with Concerts 4 A Cause called “Songs and Steaks” for music education for children, and Washington County Veterans Services Officer Ed Lautrup with Omaha Federal Credit Union’s Julie Gasper discussing their Vets Baskets effort.
This week’s show featured NUCCA practitioner Dr. Marcy Ziska describing what she does for those dealing with everything from body pain to migraines. Then, Hook n Sync Foundation executive director Sasha promoted her nonprofit’s event to bring the community together through a music festival.
This week’s show featured businessman and author Jerry G. Banks to discuss how his book (Eat Sh*t and Smile) can help others overcome the same life and business obstacles that he’s been through. Then, Bellevue University Military Veterans Service Center manager Ashlea Rodriguez promoted their effort to fill backpacks for homeless veterans full of necessary items to assist them during the winter.
This week’s show featured Cereset Omaha owner Deb Gray discussing the work they do to alleviate issues like trauma, anxiety, depression, stress and more. Then, Team Rubicon member Diane Mack talked about what it’s like to respond to a natural disaster like a hurricane.
This week’s show featured Lt. Col. Brad Bohnert (ret.) and Cmd. Sgt. Mjr. Mike Jimerson (ret.) of the NE Airborne Association promoting an upcoming fundraiser for Gold Star Families, Julian Caldwell talking about a friend dealing with Lyme Disease raising money for treatment, and Army veteran Jose Martinez sharing his story to assist with Suicide Prevention Month.
This week’s show featured Alzheimer’s Association Nebraska Chapter Greater Omaha Walk chair Greg Schilling and manager Shan Stavropoulos promoting the upcoming walk fundraiser to assist families dealing with Alzheimer’s. Then, The Wellbeing Partners CEO Aja Anderson discussed the upcoming Ignite Awards, honoring those who have worked to promote health and wellness in our community.
This week’s show featured Arbor Day Farm marketing manager Rachel Hrabik promoting their free AppleJack Festival weekends, Project Harmony’s Lauren Peterson and Carolyn Sutton talking about their “Halfway to St. Patrick’s Day” fundraiser for their organization that protects children from abuse, and DEAR Diabetes president Lorie Lewis and Food Network star Chef Curtis Aikens promoting an upcoming gala fundraiser for the organization.
This week’s show featured Radio Talking Book Service program director Ryan Osentowki reflecting on 50 years of their service to the blind and visually impaired, Legal Aid of Nebraska employment law staff attorney Ivy Lutz detailing financial aid available for some agricultural workers impacted by the pandemic, and 9/11 Day of Service founder David Paine talking about the significance of this week’s anniversary.
This week’s show featured Food Bank for the Heartland president and CEO Brian Barks discussing the need to donate to help those less fortunate in our community, Innocence Freed founder and CEO Julie Shrader illuminating the issues related to human trafficking in our area, and Omahawks president Grant Schulte inviting the public to their annual airshow fundraiser for the Make-a-Wish Foundation.
This week’s show featured MOPOA president Rick McDonald promoting a fundraiser for their Metro Omaha Property Owners Association, and Kim Foundation executive director Julia Hebenstreit discussing their organization’s efforts for suicide prevention and mental health awareness. Their fundraiser featuring Five for Fighting is next month at Steelhouse.
This week’s show featured DEAR Diabetes president Lorie Lewis and Food Network star Chef Curtis Aikens promoting an upcoming gala fundraiser for the organization. Then, Nebraska Children and Families Foundation president and CEO Mary Jo Pankoke discussed their mission of supporting children and families to create positive change through community engagement aimed and strengthening families proactively.
This week’s show featured Christy Stevens sharing her story of fostering four siblings while trying to raise the funds to adopt each of them with events like the upcoming Dante’s Dream event. Then, Joe Strawn and Sarah Wemhoff-Strawn invited the public to the SammyStrong Foundation’s annual 5K and Home Run Derby fundraiser for families battling pediatric brain cancer.
This week’s show featured Creighton Med student Shannon Blee promoting the upcoming free Community Health Fair, Susan Clark informing about upcoming deadlines for those with storm damage to take advantage of funds available from the Nebraska Realtor Association, and Heartland Family Services’ Dawn Conley inviting golfers to participate in their Safe Haven golf fundraiser.
This week’s show featured Phoenix and Raven with the Eastern Nebraska Chapter of Bikers Against Child Abuse promoting their upcoming Poker Run fundraiser, Alyssa Jelinek of Right at Home discussing early warning signs of Alzheimer’s, and Dr. Francis Murphy responding to news stories about a shortage of drugs available to treat ADHD.
This week’s show featured Bailey, who battled addiction until going through recovery with Sheepgate.
This week’s show featured OLLI executive director Bob Michl inviting seniors to take advantage of advanced learning classes in a variety of subjects offered through UNL, Papillion Area Lions Club member Bob Frederick promoting their annual HOPS for Harmony fundraiser for Project Harmony, and Miss Nebraska 2024 Raechel Warren discussing her platform of youth mentorship.
This week’s show featured Bellevue Chamber of Commerce director of community engagement Sarah Dighans providing news about a fun opportunity to connect area residents and nonprofits in that town, Cornhusker State Games sports director Dr. William Schlichtemeier promoting their annual events for amateur athletes and fans, and Lupus Research Alliance CEO Albert T. Roy discussing the latest in diagnosing and treating the disease.
This week’s show featured Hook n Sync Foundation executive director Sasha promoting her organization as an opportunity for musicians in the metro to be heard and perform. Then, Set Me Free Project executive director Stephanie Olson discussed her work with the FBI to prevent human trafficking around this year’s College World Series here in Omaha.
This week’s show featured Joy Bartling talking about Scatter Joy Acres animal rescue, Nina Rongisch of Outlook Enrichment inviting listeners to their golf fundraiser to help the blind and visually impaired, Joshua Murray with the American Red Cross promoting their upcoming blood drives, Chelsey Brooks discussing a concert event at Truck Center Companies to benefit the Make-a-Wish Foundation, and Nebraska A.G. Mike Hilgers conversing about his legal action against TikTok.
This week’s show featured Munroe-Meyer Guild president Luann Rabe promoting the Garden Walk fundraiser for those with disabilities and special needs, Ross Brenneman talking about the FatherSon golf discipleship organization, and Lindsey Rai Kortan and Jill Thomas inviting the public to the Bloody Mary Fest fundraiser for the Ronald McDonald House.
This week’s show featured Omaha Mayor Jean Stothert responding to recent widespread storm damages in the community with details on assistance, Farmers Insurance agent Doug Blasing answering questions related to insurance claims after a storm, the Florentine Players’ Derek Kowal promoting the latest show from this local nonprofit group, and Marcos Mora inviting the public to the annual Cindo de Mayo celebrations in South Omaha.
This week’s show featured SHARE Omaha’s Katie Fourney promoting the upcoming “Do Good Days” event promoting volunteerism in our community, DEAR Diabetes president Lorie Lewis publicizing their community day, and Heartland Family Service’s Dawn Conley discussing what their organization does to help victims of sexual assault.
This week’s show featured ICAN’s Allison Zach, Kathy Heany, and Paula Renner promoting the annual Women’s Leadership Conference, and Radio Talking Book Service program director Ryan Osentowski discussing the services they provide for the blind and visually impaired.
This week’s show featured Boys Scouts of America Mid-America Council CEO Chris Mehaffey promoting this month’s scout-led food drive, Omaha Czech-Slovak Cultural Club festival co-chair Victory Sedlacek inviting the public to this free event celebrating Czech heritage in our community, and Bikers Against Child Abuse’s Bama and Phoenix talking about their group’s efforts to fight child abuse in the area.
This week’s show featured Frank Miller with TKO 5 Health and Wellness motivating listeners to live healthy lives. Then John Adams, Barb Yllescas-Vorthmann and Andrew Fries promoted the Honor and Remember Nebraska Chapter’s annual “Swing for the Fallen” golf event for Gold Star Families.
This week’s show featured Westside High School students Sammy Kendeigh and Violet Collins inviting listeners to their dance fundraiser for Children’s Miracle Network, MENTOR Nebraska’s Fred Whitted discussing the work they do to connect mentor organizations with at-risk youth, and Abigail Zapote talking about expanded Social Security options this year.
This week’s show featured Salvation Army regional commander Major Scott Shelbourn discussing the various ways their organization assists those in need in the community via disaster relief, scholarships for at-risk youth, and more. Then, Child Saving Institute marketing director Chelsey Haas invited listeners to attend their Cabaret fundraiser for this organization with a 130-year track record of helping children and families in the area. Finally, Melissa Henson with the Parents Television Council lays out her concerns with an Oscar-winning film potentially being available to children on a Disney-owned streaming platform.
This week’s show featured OLLI executive director Bob Michl inviting seniors to take advantage of advanced learning classes in a variety of subjects offered through UNL, DEAR Diabetes president Lorie Lewis discussing the work their organization does to educate and assist those with diabetes, and Omaha Community Playhouse director Kyle Thomas promoting the latest show at this nonprofit theater.
This week’s show featured Visiting Nurse Association president and CEO Dr. Carole Patrick promoting their annual Art & Soup event to raise funds for the variety of healthcare assistance they provide to several demographics in the community. Then, Al Vacanti with the Sports for Kids Foundation detailed the memorabilia up for bid in this year’s auction that raises money to assist special-needs youth and their families.
This week’s show featured J. Neal Ferry and TwiLea Fletcher of Free Guitars 4 Kids talking about changing the lives of children through the gift of music. Then, Bob Seefus discussed the #JaylenStrong movement rallying behind his grandson born with Barth Syndrome.
This week’s show featured Outlook Enrichment executive director Nina Rongisch discussing the work they do to assist the blind and visually impaired in Nebraska, Guitars 4 Vets development director Peggy Ullom inviting the public to a free concert featuring what this group does to help veterans form social groups through guitar lessons, and Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen on why he changed his mind about a federal EBT expansion program in the state.
This week’s show featured Essential Pregnancy Services executive director Kerri Gilson promoting their upcoming GLOW benefit dinner, and Women Heart CEO Celina Gorre discussing the topic of heart disease in women.
This week’s show featured Food Bank for the Heartland assistant director of marketing and communications Stephanie Sullivan with a plea for post-holiday donations to the food bank, Remedy Drive lead singer David Zach promoting an upcoming concert to raise awareness of human trafficking, and UNMC’s Dr. Brianna Johnson-Rabbett warning about the dangers of diet drug misuse.
This week’s show featured America’s Wall of Honor artist Tim Lampros promoting the unveiling of this monument in tribute to first responders and military, Completely Kids chief development officer Lacey Locklear inviting the public to their fundraiser to assist at-risk youth and their families, and DEAR Diabetes keynote speaker Chris Ruden discussing his battle with the disease ahead of his Omaha appearance this month.
This week’s show featured Boys Town’s Dr. Connie Schnoes and Valerie Schramm discussing suicide and mental health awareness, Conrad Sams with Rocket Carwash promoting their efforts to raise money for the United Way, and Crete Carriers’ Tonn Ostergard responding to some recent news impacting the shipping industry and consumers.
This week’s show featured Nebraska 117 founder Tim Bowes discussing their work to support foster families, Scooter’s Coffee chief community officer Bill Black highlighting all the philanthropic things this Omaha-based chain does to assist the Nebraska Humane Society, Wounded Warriors Family Support, the Pink Agenda, and more, and CUES Fund communications and marketing director Rachel Carver promoting their annual “Tee It Up Fore CUES Schools” fundraiser for their mission of ensuring that children in poorer Omaha neighborhoods have the same educational opportunities as those in more affluent areas of town.
This week’s show featured 26.2 Mini Marathon founder Denise Ibsen Cole promoting this year’s unique cancer relief and awareness fundraiser, the Papillion Area Historical Society’s Ashley Bohl and Cindy Mahanes inviting the public to be a part of their first annual Portal Field Day community event, and Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen describing his efforts to provide property tax and home valuation relief to landowners in the state.
This week’s show featured EPIC for Girls executive director Kimberly Thomas discussing their work to level the playing field for young women interested in sports in underserved areas of our community, Dr. Apar Ganti reacting to the news of a potential cancer vaccine, Essential Pregnancy Services executive director Kerri Gilson talking about their efforts to support women in crisis pregnancy situations, and Creighton Med student Tyler Steele inviting the public to their free event featuring back-to-school physicals, vaccines, and school supplies.
This week’s show featured Creighton Med student Tyler Steele inviting the public to their free event featuring back-to-school physicals, vaccines, and school supplies. Then, DEAR Diabetes president Lorie Lewis talked about their new nonprofit organization assisting diabetics and caregivers in our community. Kerri Gilson joined us next, discussing Essential Pregnancy Services, where she serves as their executive director. Finally, David Kohll of Kohll’s Pharmacy responded to news stories about pharmacist shortages and the impact on customers.
This week’s show featured HOPE Heals Inc. executive director Ellie Sorensen discussing the mental health reasons behind her annual Light the Darkness event, Munroe-Meyer Guild president Luann Rabe promoting the annual Garden Walk fundraiser for the guild, and NBC Newsradio’s Erin Real reporting on employment prospects for new high school graduates this summer.
Chip Maxwell invited Dave Nabity and Col. Hardy to join him for the entire final hour of his show this past Friday, leading into Memorial Day weekend.
This week’s show featured Heartland Family Services’ Heather Bird discussing the variety of services related to mental health needs their organization provides. Then, West O Chamber executive director Trevor Hudson invited the community to the upcoming Elkhorn Days events.
This week’s show featured ServeNebraska executive director Cathy Plager requesting nominations for the annual Step Forward Awards that honor volunteers across the state, Outlook Nebraska CEO Eric Stueckrath promoting their annual golf fundraiser and work they do for the blind and visually impaired, and Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen addressing the potential hit to the local ad economy due to a court ruling on pork production from California.
This week’s show featured Northpoint Nebraska vice president Mark Jones discussing the significance of Mental Health Awareness Month, and Playing with Fire’s Jeff Davis and Vanessa Marie inviting the public to their free community event this summer.
This week’s show featured the Omaha Parks Foundation’s Tiffany Regan, Mike DeBolt, and Nick Manhart describing the upcoming event to re-dedicate Omaha’s WWII Memorial Park, Omaha’s Cinco de Mayo festival executive director Marcos Mora inviting the public to the annual event, and Florence Community Theater’s Cecelia Sass promoting their performances of “Hotel Cali-Florence.”
This week’s show featured Omaha Girls Rock executive director Halley Taylor discussing their work to teach young women confidence through music programs, Creighton University’s Jeremy Fisher talking about his role in connecting employers with potential employees graduating this spring, and Dr. Bill Schlichtemeier promoting the Cornhusker State Game amateur athletic events.
This week’s show featured Joy Lewis describing the new Lightbridge app for those living with traumatic brain injury and/or PTSD, Emerging Ladies Academy CIO Tiffany Gamble discussing the work her organization does to promote STEM interest and careers for young, black women, and Parkinson’s Nebraska executive director Emmy Smith promoting their upcoming golf fundraiser for their efforts to help those with Parkinson’s Disease and their caregivers.
This week’s show featured Goodwill Omaha CEO Tobi Mathouser describing their new employment training center in South Omaha, and Assure Women’s Center board member Martin Cannon promoting the upcoming 2023 Imagine Banquet fundraiser for their resources for women facing unplanned pregnancies.
This week’s show featured Miss Lincoln Teen Maggie Wadginski discussing her push for resilience education via her book “GRIT is Our Superpower,” the Omaha Community Playhouse artistic director Stephen Santa announcing the new “VROOM” Mobile Sensory Theatre for autistic audiences, and Child Saving Institute development manager Aly Goedeken promoting their “Cabaret 2023” fundraising event.
This week’s show featured Allison Zach and Jenn Bradtmueller with ICAN promoting the annual ICAN Women’s Leadership Conference, Katie Fourney with SHARE Omaha and Garrett Ross with Habitat for Humanity highlighting the upcoming Do Good Days opportunities for volunteerism, and Dreamweaver Foundation executive director Cheri Mastny talking about what their organization does to enhance the emotional, social, and spiritual health of seniors and their loved ones.
This week’s show featured HeroFundUSA CEO Darrell Smith promoting their upcoming Safety in Sight fundraiser for local first responders in need of new equipment, Radio Talking Book program director Ryan Osentowski discussing their service for the blind and visually impaired, and Dr. Luke Nordquist responding to some breakthroughs in the fight against prostate cancer.
This week’s show featured CASA community outreach specialist Martha Alcantara-Sanchez talking about the work that Court Appointed Special Advocates do for at-risk youth, often in the foster care system. Then, Dr. Nikitah Imani discussed taking control of your narrative through his organization, “Faith 4 Word.” Finally, Dreamweaver Foundation executive director Cheri Mastny revealed what their group does for seniors in our community.
This week’s show featured Water 2 Spirit’s CEO Denisha Seals and board member Stevie Howard describing the variety of ways they mentor to and provide for area youth, particularly young women. Then, Concordia’s Kayla Marty promoted their upcoming Children’s Business Fair event which teaches business principles to students.
This week’s show featured Miss Teen USA Faron Medhi addressing issues related to self-worth issues today’s teens (especially young women) face in the world of social media. Then, Dr. Amy Green also discussed the rising concern of depression in teenagers across America.
This week’s show featured Miss Teen USA Faron Medhi addressing issues related to self-worth issues today’s teens (especially young women) face in the world of social media. Then, Dr. Amy Green also discussed the rising concern of depression in teenagers across America.
This week’s show featured Nebraska Safety Council Safety Services Manager Brian York discussing the work they do to assist businesses and their employees with knowing how to perform CPR or use an AED. Then, Dr. Barbara Kevish talked about steps we can take to limit the risk of cardiovascular disease.
This week’s show featured Washed Ashore Conservation Director Brad Parks informing about the new exhibit at Lauritzen Gardens that also serves as a fundraiser for cleaning our oceans and waterways, Nebraska Medical Association’s Dr. Alena Balasanova discussing opioid and prescription drug misuse, and NBC Newsradio’s Erin Real reporting about the good and bad of the popularity of weight loss drugs.
This week’s show featured former Omaha Police Officer Paul Milone discussing how his program “SAPS” (Situational Awareness and Personal Safety) educates area youth about the dangers of drugs, particularly fentanyl. Then, Wellbeing Partners’ Sheila Hansen promoted their upcoming fundraiser, “Trek Up the Tower,” which helps their mission of increasing advocacy, collaboration and education between area businesses and the community.
Dave filled in for Ian Swanson the afternoon of January 17th, and here is his conversation from the 5pm hour.
This week’s show featured Dr. Tim Riley, author of “How to Live an Unstuck Life,” discussing how to best manage stress and anxiety, whether at work, as a parent, or with other stress-points in life.
This week’s show featured Share Omaha’s Teresa Mardesen and Share Iowa’s Donna Dostal discussing how their organizations make year-end-giving so easy by connecting donations to local nonprofits-in-need, Food Bank for the Heartland CEO Brian Barks talking about the current state of hunger in our community, and Hauptman O’Brien’s David O’Neill promoting their annual Safe Ride Home program to eliminate drunk driving over the holidays.
This week’s show featured Salvation Army Captain Kelsey Moreno promoting the annual Red Kettle campaign to assist people-in-need locally, Max I. Walker’s Steph Dorland discussing their annual “Ultra Chic Boutique” Alzheimer’s Association fundraiser, and Sgt. Aaron Hanson of the Omaha Police Department informing about the state of juvenile justice in the community.
This week’s show featured Hauptman O’Brien’s David O’Neill promoting their annual Safe Ride Home program to eliminate drunk driving, Food Bank for the Heartland CEO Brian Barks discussing the current state of hunger in our community, and Dr. Dara Kass talking about COVID-19, flu, and RSV.
This week’s show featured TransWood Carriers’ Brandon Woolstrum promoting their “Operation Rolling Rudolph” drive to help local families-in-need, Jamie Laswell talking about her son’s cancer battle and the assistance provided to her family by the Metro Area Youth Foundation, Heartland Hope Mission CEO Chelsea Salifou discussing their annual “Adopt a Family” effort to assist local families, and Creighton University pharmacy resident Alyssa Ferrazzo informing about the current viral strains making the rounds and how to know when to go to the doctor/hospital when they hit.
This week’s show featured Nebraska Medical Association’s Dr. Alena Balasanova opioid and prescription drug misuse, the Nebraska Army and Air National Guard’s Justin Meneses promoting their annual Turkeys 4 Soldiers appeal, and Paralympic snowboarding champion Amy Purdy talking about the mental health crisis among America’s youth.
This week’s show featured Kris Hallstrom with the Boys Town National Hotline and 988 discussing the variety of ways their team assists callers with suicide prevention, bullying help, and more. Then, Amanda Reinert promoted the upcoming Ava’s Army Sugarplum Ball in the wake of her daughter’s leukemia diagnosis years ago that was turned into a nonprofit movement. Finally, the Omaha Fire Department’s Sergio Robles provided best-practice tips for carbon monoxide detectors.
This week’s show featured Lift Up Sarpy County executive director Tanya Gifford explaining what they do to connect those-in-need with resources throughout their community. Then, the Midwest Innocence Project’s Marissa Todd and Tish Sjuts joined Laquanda Faye Jacobs for a conversation about the 26 years she spent in prison for a crime she didn’t commit.
This week’s show featured Steph Dorland with Free Bikes 4 Kids, Kristi LeGrand of Midwest Dog Rescue Network, Terri Larson with Muddy Paws Second Chance Rescue, and Douglas County Election Commissioner Brian Kruse.
This week’s show featured Business Ethics Alliance VP of Leadership Development Casey Putney promoting the upcoming Ethic Space conference, and Dr. Gonzalo Bearman discussing the latest breakthroughs on COVID-19 vaccine development.
This week’s show featured Business Ethics Alliance VP of Leadership Development Casey Putney promoting the upcoming Ethic Space conference, and Dr. Gonzalo Bearman discussing the latest breakthroughs on COVID-19 vaccine development.
This week’s show featured Bailey, who battled addiction until going through recovery with Sheepgate.
This week’s show featured Bailey, who battled addiction until going through recovery with Sheepgate.
This week’s show featured Food Bank for the Heartland CEO Brian Barks discussing the need for donations and volunteers at this time, Siena Francis House chief development officer Chris Knauf promoting their upcoming 5K fundraiser, and the Omaha Fire Department’s Sergio Robles providing best-practice tips for carbon monoxide detectors.
This week’s show featured Food Bank for the Heartland CEO Brian Barks discussing the need for donations and volunteers at this time, Siena Francis House chief development officer Chris Knauf promoting their upcoming 5K fundraiser, and the Omaha Fire Department’s Sergio Robles providing best-practice tips for carbon monoxide detectors.
This week’s show featured Waterford.org national spokesperson Kim Fischer discussing how that organization partners with schools and families to make sure kids have the tools to succeed, Visiting Nurse Association senior director of strategic funding Lisa Bradley inviting the public to their golf fundraiser to benefit the VNA’s mission of taking care of the communities healthcare needs, and attorney Christina Martin warning consumers about home equity theft.
This week’s show featured Waterford.org national spokesperson Kim Fischer discussing how that organization partners with schools and families to make sure kids have the tools to succeed, Visiting Nurse Association senior director of strategic funding Lisa Bradley inviting the public to their golf fundraiser to benefit the VNA’s mission of taking care of the communities healthcare needs, and attorney Christina Martin warning consumers about home equity theft.
This week’s show featured Brighten Our Future executive director Sonita Buddi discussing what her organization does to assist families-in-need with childcare, food, and more. Then, Outlook Enrichment executive director Paulette Monthei invited the public to their annual Vision Beyond Sight event that raises funds to assist the blind and visually impaired.
This week’s show featured Denise Ibsen Cole promoting her 26.2 (Step) Mini Marathon fundraiser for breast cancer research.
This week’s show featured Outlook Enrichment executive director Paulette Monthei discussing what their organization does to assist the blind and visually impaired in our community. Then, Fisher House Foundation CEO Ken Fisher promoted the upcoming Warrior Games for wounded, ill, and injured veterans and active duty members of the military.
This week’s show featured “It Snows All the Time” writer Erich Hover, discussing his film depicting his father’s battle with dementia and Alzheimer’s.
This week’s show featured Youth Emergency Services CEO Kalisha Reed discussing what this organization does for youth experiencing homeless and near-homelessness, Regional 9/11 Memorial Stairclimb coordinator Dave Yelovich inviting the public to their annual event that honors victims of 9/11 and provides funds to the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation, and employment expert Justin Houston explaining what employees worried about job loss with a looming recession need to do.
This week’s show featured Girl Scouts Spirit of Nebraska CEO Sarah Waldman discussing the benefits of their organization and inviting adult women to join them for their “Glamp Nebraska” fundraiser. Then, Rejuvenating Women’s Julie Shrader and Cherine Bishara talked about the work their organization does to remove women from abusive and human trafficking situations.
This week’s show featured Ovation Heartwood Preserve GM Stephanie Grade, discussing the issues facing individuals and families looking to senior living and retirement care communities -- issues such as financial, emotional, and healthcare needs.
This week’s show featured Creighton Med student India Claflin promoting their annual free physicals for local youth. Then, author Kenneth C. Davis discussed the origins and meaning of Independence Day and animal behavior expert Heidi Herriot provided tips for caring for dogs anxious about fireworks.
This week’s show featured Martin Cannon with the Free Speech America organization, inviting the public to their free fireworks spectacular event Saturday night at Westfair in Council Bluffs. Then, Schrock Innovation’s Thor Schrock discussed what the end of Internet Explorer support means for those still using that browser.
This week’s show featured HOPE Heals Inc. executive director Ellie Sorensen promoting the annual “Light the Darkness” event for mental health awareness and suicide prevention. Then, Muddy Paws Second Chance Rescue’s Candy Jones teamed up with Fetch Pet Emporium’s Amy Biggerstaff to discuss why there are so many dogs currently available for adoption, and how to determine whether a dog is right for you.
This week’s show featured Alzheimer’s Association executive director Sharon Stephens discussing the significance of June as “Alzheimer’s/Brain Awareness Month.” Then, the BBB’s Josh Planos informed about the latest scams of which you should be aware.
This week’s show featured Boys Town Memorial Day Run race director Valerie Schramm inviting the public to their annual fun run event through this campus for at-risk youth, Great Plains Colon Cancer Task Force “Rollin’ to Colon” participant and colon cancer survivor Lena Beeson sharing her story of why she rides, and Husker Fans Salute the Troops’ Mike Spinharney talking about their annual golf fundraiser.
This week’s show featured Boys Town Memorial Day Run race director Valerie Schramm inviting the public to their annual fun run event through this campus for at-risk youth, Great Plains Colon Cancer Task Force “Rollin’ to Colon” participant and colon cancer survivor Lena Beeson sharing her story of why she rides, and Husker Fans Salute the Troops’ Mike Spinharney talking about their annual golf fundraiser.
This week’s show featured ServeNebraska executive director Cathleen Plager promoting the annual Step Forward Awards honoring volunteerism. Then, La Vista community relations coordinator Mitch Beaumont invited the community to assist the city in honoring our veterans at the free-to-the-public “Salute to Summer” Memorial Day weekend activities.
This week’s show featured SHARE Omaha executive director Marjorie Maas promoting the upcoming “Do Good Days” to assist local nonprofits in whatever way you can with donations or time. Then, ICAN CEO Aileen Warren talked about their upcoming women’s leadership conference.
This week’s show featured Radio Talking Book program director Ryan Osentowski talking about their services for the blind and visually impaired, Open Door Mission CEO Candace Gregory updating on the local need for volunteers to help the homeless and hungry, and Creighton economist Dr. Ernie Goss responding to the latest inflation report.
This week’s show featured the Better Business Bureau’s Josh Planos educating about the recent forms scams have been taking online and door-to-door, as well as inviting the public to nominate local businesses for the BBB’s Torch Awards. Then, Heartland Hope Mission CEO Pastor Chelsea Salifou addressed the recent surge in need for food and services from their organization, and how the public can help.
This week’s show featured Set Me Free Project executive director Stephanie Olson promoting their annual Comedy for Change fundraiser to assist the work they do to prevent human trafficking, followed by Liz and Mike Griffith talking about the passing of their daughter, Taryn, due to an accidental overdose of Fentanyl.
This week’s show featured Catholic Charities of Omaha executive director Fr. Mike Eckley discussing the pressing need for donations to their local food pantries, followed by Liz and Mike Griffith talking about the passing of their daughter, Taryn, due to an accidental overdose of Fentanyl.
This week’s show featured TS Bank’s Kelsey Stupfell discussing the work they do with families and students to teach financial literacy, the Omaha Home for Boys’ Kelsey Ridder and RaeAnn Knoell promoting the organization for at-risk youth’s upcoming 100th anniversary event, and Dr. Alan Thorson talking about March’s Colon Cancer Awareness Month.
This week’s show featured Peaches James Keaton and Eric Crouch of the non-profit Elkhorn Athletic Association discussing the benefits of youth sports to support an active lifestyle. Then, Amanda Carr promoted an upcoming benefit fundraiser to assist the Clausen family of Pierce, who recently lost three children in a devastating house fire.
This week’s show featured Al Vacanti of the Sports for Kids Foundation promoting their annual fundraiser for children with disabilities, Amanda Harms with the Ralston Girls Softball Association discussing the benefits of the sport to encourage an active lifestyle among young girls, and Creighton economist Dr. Ernie Goss talking a look at some of the area’s economic issues.
This week’s show featured Mark Jones of Northpoint Nebraska discussing the ways that organization assists those with drug and alcohol addictions, Douglas County Commissioner Jim Cavanaugh informing about the next round of COVID relief spending from the county board, and iHeartMedia flight analyst Jay Ratliff talking about all the flight issues over the holidays and what passengers need to know about getting refunds or booking flights in the months ahead.
This week’s show featured Josh Yambor with Hauptman O’Brien promoting the annual Safe Ride Home program to combat drunk driving over the holidays, Major Greg Thompson of the Salvation Army discussing the level of community need attempting to be met by the current Red Kettle fundraiser, and CHI’s Dr. Renuga Vivekanandan providing the latest information on COVID vaccines and local staffing issues in hospitals.
This week’s show featured Fr. Steven Boes discussing the impact of Boys Town on their 104th anniversary.
This week’s show featured Mollie Parde, Todd Simon, Alexei Mantsorov, and Irene Harm promoting the Moylan Premier Skating Club’s Holiday Ice Show (where medical personnel are admitted for free as thanks for their efforts during the pandemic). Then, Sharon Stephens and Steph Dorland discussed the upcoming Ultra Chic Boutique fundraiser for the Nebraska Alzheimer’s Association.
This week’s show featured SHARE Omaha director Marjorie Maas discussing Giving Tuesday, American Midwest Ballet CEO Erika Overturff welcoming the community back to their live performances, Master Trauma Foundation founder Scott Carlson talking about the mental health work they do with the incarcerated in Nebraska, and Sheepgate’s Bob Larson describing their new name for the longtime organization that assists those battling drug and alcohol addiction.
This week’s show featured Kelly Konen and Stephanie Nichols with Project Pink’d discussing breast cancer awareness and resources. Then, Dr. Diana W. Bianchi, director of the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, provided the latest details on COVID vaccines for children and pregnant women.
This week’s show featured Terri Larsen, Cari Smith, and Jessa Fisher with Muddy Paws promoting their fundraiser supporting their animal rescue operations, Toni Clarke of Assure Women’s Center talking about the work they do helping women dealing with unplanned pregnancies, and Phil Rooney with the Douglas County Health Dept. discussing the latest information on COVID booster shots.
This week’s show featured Visiting Angels CEO Phil Labadie promoting the upcoming Skate To End Alzheimer’s fundraiser, Doctors Loretta Jackson Brown and Chris Jones discussing addiction and overdose prevention, and MUD’s Gina Langel responding to news reports about price spikes for natural gas and what that means for utility customers.
This week’s show featured David Huey of the Carter Lake Fire Department and the organization Smoke Eaters discussing Fire Prevention Week, Tim Heller of Scatter Joy Acres talking about the animal-assisted therapy they are doing with people with developmental disabilities and emotional issues, and UNMC’s Dr. Elizabeth Edney responding to issues on mammograms in connection with the COVID vaccines.
This week’s show featured Brian Barks of the Food Bank for the Heartland discussing the current needs of the community and how listeners can help. Then, Dr. Roger Roubal talked about the dangers of sleep apnea.
This week’s show featured Mobility for Humanity founder Mark Zach discussing what his organization does to provide specially accessible vehicles for people with disabilities, Millard West DECA students Dylanne Hatfield, Emery Golliday, and Madie Franta promoting the 9th annual Superhero Heart Run to assist families impacted by CHD, and “The Unbreakable Boy” author Scott M. LeRette talking about the movie being made about his son who is both autistic and living with a rare, genetic bone disease.
This week’s show featured Nebraska Workforce and Project Reset’s Abby Kossow, State Sen. Mike McDonnell and Sgt. Aaron Hanson discussing the work they do to provide employment opportunities to at-risk youth. Then, HOPE Heals CEO Ellie Sorensen invited listeners to support her suicide prevention organization at the upcoming “Movie Night on the River” event.
Brian Walden joins Dave Nabity to shed light on where Omaha's Catholic schools stand on mask mandates for the start of school.
Mike Kennedy from the Millard School Board joins Dave Nabity to discuss the upcoming school year and whether or not Millard will enforce a mask mandate
Dave is joined by Luther Starks, who explains why he's running for Elkhorn School Board.
This week’s show featured Nebraska’s junior Miss Amazing Tiffany Goodman talking about this event for differently abled youth, Dr. Matt Mendlick promoting the annual Head for the Cure fundraiser to battle brain cancer, and Dr. Elizabeth Edney explaining the link between COVID vaccines and mammogram irregularities.
This week’s show featured ICAN’s Allison Zach and Shasta Wragge promoting their annual Women’s Leadership Conference, Creighton’s India Claflin discussing the med school’s Magis Clinic event with free back-to-school physicals for local families in-need, and Omar Neal addressing concerns of black Americans related to the COVID-19 vaccines.
Chip invites Clint Bellows on to the show for a fast-paced, madcap celebration of America's independence.
The two talk cattle prices, a new bill to support ranchers, and the general state of things in Washington DC
This week’s show featured Jannie Price, Robbin Harris, and Kathy Rosene highlighting their effort to provide an area of Togo with fresh water wells, Dr. Bruce Lundak inviting people to join the ZERO Prostate Cancer event to raise funds and awareness, and Rian Kanouff talking about his record-breaking skydiving marathon to raise awareness about suicide and mental illness.
This week’s show featured Cross Training Center’s Brenda Banks discussing their mission to equip unemployed adults with vocational training, the Santa Lucia Festival’s Mike DiGiacomo inviting the public to their annual community event celebrating Italian-American heritage, and Nebraska Lutheran Outdoor Ministries’ Heather Abbott promoting the upcoming Quilt Auction fundraiser supporting their summer camps for at-risk youth.
This week’s show featured Catholic Charities executive Director Father Mike Eckely inviting families to their annual “Essential Fest” fundraiser, Mike Spinharney of Husker Fans Salute the Troops talking about their golf fundraiser to host 120 military families at a Husker football tailgate party, and UNMC neurologist Dr. Dan Murman revealing what has been learned about a new treatment for Alzheimer’s.
One of three new members to Omaha's City Council, Dan Begley, joins Chip Maxwell to discuss the new gig.
This week’s show featured HOPE Heals executive director Ellie Sorensen inviting listeners to support her suicide prevention organization at the upcoming “Light the Darkness” event. Then, Cheri Prince and Dave Ciacio promoted an upcoming walk on June 11th to raise funds for and awareness of Parkinson’s Disease. Finally, Mike Spinharney of Husker Fans Salute the Troops talked about their golf fundraiser to host 120 military families at a Husker football tailgate party.
Dave Nabity talks to cattlemen about the recent JBS cyberattack and how the pipeline will be disrupted going forward.
Dave talks with the former head of the Omaha Housing Authority about how far we've come (or haven't) as it comes to race relations in America today.
This week’s show featured Northwestern Mutual’s Jennifer Brase discussing her role as the first female managing partner in Nebraska’s history and what that means to her, Northwestern Mutual’s Kelly Krings addressing their partnership with local organizations to battle pediatric cancer in the state, and the Salvation Army’s Jeff Beckman inviting listeners to join the annual DJ’s Hero Awards Luncheon scholarship event.
This week’s show featured Boys Town Memorial Day Run race director Valerie Schramm promoting their annual event to benefit at-risk youth, Eric Oberembt and Lindsey Pate with D&M Roofing describing their efforts to provide a veteran-in-need with a new roof, Nebraska’s Vaccine Action Team’s communications lead Rich Jefferson updating the community with the latest vaccine information, and the Salvation Army’s Jeff Beckman inviting listeners to join the annual DJ’s Hero Awards Luncheon scholarship event.
This week’s show featured Scott Carlson, Ted Dickamore and Bill Peel discussing the work the Master Trauma Foundation does to assist veterans with mental health and PTSD issues. Then, Boy Scouts of America Mid-America Council CEO Chris Mehaffey talked about the ways their organization trains young leaders through scouting.
Dave talks with the Heisman Trophy winning legend about the intersection of race and sports in America today
This week’s show featured Ali Bandali, Reid Lancaster, and Justin Nabity with GiveSightGlobal.org and PhysiciansThrive.com discussing the work they do to provide corrective eye procedures to vision-impaired individuals around the world who can’t afford them.
This week’s show featured Julia McCarville and Leighton Eusebio promoting the Corporate Cup fundraiser for the American Lung Association, Kerry Miller Loos, Orlesha Fairgood, and Steve Wagner discussing the partnership between 42 Degrees and the US Dept. of Veterans Affairs to provide donations to the Omaha Veterans Food Pantry, and Parkinson’s Nebraska executive director Amber Winter talking about April’s designation as Parkinson’s Awareness Month.
This week’s show featured SHARE Omaha’s Marjorie Maas promoting the upcoming “Do Good Week” fundraiser for local nonprofits, Jackie Knobbe talking about local Earth Day celebrations, Michael Robinson and Charli Hathcox with the Business Ethics Alliance discussing their organization and how they work with local businesses to create a more ethical corporate climate, and the Douglas County Health Department’s Phil Rooney providing to the latest info on COVID vaccinations.
This week’s show featured the United Way’s Matt Wallen previewing the upcoming “Day of Action” fundraising effort for the non-profit organization, Summit Dental Health’s Dr. Alvin Samuels discussing how their “Smiles for Life” campaign provides money for area charities (like Autism Action Partnership), and for-and-against interviews about a medical marijuana proposal in Nebraska from State Sen. Anna Wishart (for) and Heartland Family Services’ Lorrelle Mueting (against).
This week’s show featured Shonda Knop and Steph Dorland promoting the Omaha Mom Prom, a fundraiser for CASA for Douglas County (whose volunteers assist children who are victims of abuse, neglect, or domestic violence situations). Then, HopeLab’s Margaret Laws discussed her organization’s work with young adults in the area of mental health. Finally, Creighton economist Dr. Ernie Goss reviewed the latest economic news for the metro area.
This week’s show featured Nebraska Cancer Coalition President Dr. Alan Thorson focusing on colon cancer screening and prevention. Then, Kirk Lauterback with Shopko Optical discussed the strain on children’s eyes with smartphones and other digital devices, as well as promoting their effort with the Lions Club to provide kids-in-need with complimentary eye care and glasses. Finally, Ralston Softball’s Sheila Bayly wrote in to promote nonprofit sports organizations’ spring sports push for local children.
This week’s show featured Chantelle Green and Claire Brown promoting the annual Wellbing Partners “Trek Up the Tower” fundraiser that highlights the need for more physical activity, particularly among young people. Then, Dr. Patricia N. Whitley Williams, MD, NFID (National Foundation for Infection Diseases) president and associate dean of inclusion and diversity at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, discussed recent findings about how the healthcare system can build trust with Black communities regarding the COVID-19 vaccines.
This week’s show featured Adam Mohr and Laressa Tromler promoting the upcoming “Carnival of Love” gala fundraiser for Heartland Family Service, which has a mission to strengthen individuals and families in our community through education, counseling, and support services. Then, Fr. Mike Eckley, Annette Turner, and Otis Sallid discussed the upcoming Irish Fest virtual event for Catholic Charities of Omaha, which supports the community through everything from domestic abuse situations to hunger needs. Finally, Food Bank for the Heartland director Brian Barks talked about the continued increased need for their services during the pandemic.
This week’s show featured several representatives with “Omaha’s Finest,” (omahas-finest.com) a new professional basketball team starting in Omaha this spring, detailing what this means for the community as a family-friendly form of entertainment. Our guests were Tra-Deon Hollins, Ryan Stubbe, Akoy Agau, and Eric Behrens. Then, SHARE Omaha executive director Marjorie Maas talked about the two-year anniversary of this group and what they’ve been able to accomplish in our community for non-profit organizations.
This week’s show featured Tim R. O’Brien of Hauptman-O’Brien-Wolf-&-Lathrop promoting their annual Safe Ride Home program to get drunk drivers off the streets during the holidays, Jodi Teal and Jason Workman with the First Responders Foundation talking about the unique challenges emergency personnel have faced this year and how their organization works to assist them and their families, Dr. Rudolph Kotula answering questions of the vaccines, and president Sophia L. Thomas of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners discussing how nurses are dealing with the constant risk of contracting COVID-19.
This week’s show featured Douglas County Health Director Dr. Adi Pour providing the latest details on battling the coronavirus and pointing listeners to the resource DoRightRightNow.org. Then, Nic Batterton and Kara Covrig with Mosaic in Omaha discussed the ways they help those with disabilities in our community live more independently.
This week’s show featured Nebraska’s Strong’s Sherry Kaiser providing resources for handling stress due to the pandemic, Alzheimer’s Foundation of America Director of Communications Chris Schneider promoting a free virtual conference for Nebraskans on Dec. 8th to educate on the disease and healthy aging, and Lutheran Services in Iowa recruiter Kendal Esteves answering questions about becoming a foster parent.
This week’s show featured Major Dan Sawka of the Salvation Army promoting their annual bell ringing fundraiser, Sandy Lemke with Merrymakers talking about what their organization does for area seniors, Life House executive director Tegan Reed informing about their upcoming diaper drive, Gov. Pete Ricketts discussing new health measures for Nebraska to combat COVID-19, and SHARE Omaha’s Marjorie Maas detailing what her group does to connect members of the community with area non-profits for volunteerism.
This week’s show featured Lyn Wineman addressing her experiences as a small business owner during National Women’s Small Business Month. Then, Youth Emergency Services’ Michael Watkins teamed up with Pickleman’s Alex Harrington to promote a means of raising funds to help at-risk youth during November’s National Homeless Youth Awareness Month.
This week’s show featured Children’s Hospital President and CEO Chanda Chacon providing an overview of how this organization continues to be there for kids and families in Omaha, Kiley Rae talking about the importance of service dogs, and UNMC’s Dr. Mark Rupp responding to the latest headlines about COVID-19 vaccine testing.
This week’s show featured Daniel Nigro Commissioner of the Fire Department of New York, discussing how 9/11 is being remembered in 2020 amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. Also, Stephen Siller, CEO and President of the Frank Siller Tunnel To Towers Foundation, talked about their mission is to honor the sacrifice of FDNY Firefighter Stephen Siller, who laid down his life to save others on September 11, 2001. To date, The Tunnel to Towers Foundation has spent over $250 million to honor and support our first responders and their families.
This week’s show featured Dr. Roger Roubal discussing sleep apnea and snoring issues and treatments, and White House COVID Task Force member Dr. John Fleming responding to reports of a coronavirus vaccine available within the next two months.
This week’s show featured Dr. Jenna Allison, Amanda Whitman, and Kari Yost inviting listeners to be a part of the Omaha CureSearch event Sept. 26th to find a cure for – and support families battling – pediatric cancer. Then, Charli Hathcox and Mitch McCartney with Heartland Family Service talked about their upcoming Strike a Chord fundraiser for the variety of programs they provide for the public through HFS. Finally, Omahawks VP Luke Hughes promoted their upcoming raffle of a flight on a WWII-era plane, with proceeds donated to the Make-a-Wish Foundation.
This week’s show featured event organizer Beau Rusk discussing the Omaha/Sarpy County Walks to End Alzheimer’s, Meridian Clinical Research CEO Nikki Osborn promoting the 2020 Meridian MDA Golf Classic fundraiser for the Muscular Dystrophy Association, event co-chair Jennifer Moffett talking about the Out of the Darkness event for the American Foundation of Suicide Prevention, and organizer Josh Hannum inviting listeners to the Scare Away Cancer golf fundraiser.
This week’s show featured 9-yr-old Harmony discussing her upcoming food drive, Rob Barrett describing how offices can enhance their indoor air quality to prevent against viruses, Steve Dworak enlightening about a longtime assignment he’s given his Millard North students that he’s looking to share with the community now, and business strategist Mike Zeller on the outlook for workers returning to the office after the pandemic.
This week’s show featured Creighton Med Student Tyler Doan promoting their upcoming free back-to-school health exams, American Midwest Ballet CEO Erika Overturff inviting the public to their upcoming performance of Swing Swing Swing, Dr. Steven Hinrichs updating on antibody testing of COVID-19, and Dr. Sandra Morris discussing tips for preventing heat-related illness.
This week’s show featured Father Mike Eckley and Eric Gautschi promoting Essential Fest (a concert fundraiser for Catholic Charities), Barb Farho with Youth Emergency Services discussing their various programs for at-risk youth in our community, and ICAN’s Allison Zach talking about the upcoming Women’s Leadership Conference.
This week’s show featured Dr. Sandra Morris discussing tips for preventing heat-related illness, Heartland Family Service’s Mitch McCartney and Dawn Conley promoting the upcoming golf fundraiser for their domestic violence and sexual assault victim programs, and Dr. Bruce Lundak talking about an upcoming virtual event to raise awareness of and funds to fight prostate cancer.
This week’s show featured Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation regional executive director Aaron Castens, ServeNebraska executive director Cathleen Plager, the Nebraska Restaurant Association’s Zoe Olson, and Alzheimer’s Association Longest Day fundraiser chair Sherri Obermiller.
This week’s show featured Tony Connor, who is president of the Omaha Police Officers Association. We get his perspective on being a cop – and being black – during a time when many in the black community are protesting cops.
This week’s show featured ICAN’s Allison Zach and Shasta Wragge discussing their upcoming Women’s Leadership Conference, UNMC Infectious Disease Specialist Dr. Mark Rupp taking questions about the coronavirus, and No Name Nutrition’s Todd Hurley and Dr. Cass Ingram talking about natural cures for various ailments.
This week’s show featured Charlie Venditte and Eddie Saunsoci of the Men Against Domestic Violence Action Coalition discussing how they work to eliminate instances of abuse in our community, aviation expert Jay Ratliff on how coronavirus is impacting air travel, and the BBB’s Jim Hegarty describing some of the scams related to the coronavirus going around online.
This week’s show featured Lutheran Family Service’s Sharon Brodkey and American Ninja Warrior competitor Maggie Thorne inviting the community to the Rally4Kids fundraiser. Then, the National Parkinson’s Foundation’s Cheri Prince, Liz Rhodus, and Dave Ciaccio discussing the organization’s impact on those living with the disease and promoting a fundraising event called “Moving Day.”
This week’s show featured Jennifer Hall describing the case of Ron and Kim Hernandez – two tireless workers for veterans’ care who now need assistance themselves. Then, Jim Rose of the Nebraska Greats Foundation talked about that organization and what it does to meet the financial needs of former athletes in the Nebraska university systems. Finally, UNMC’s Dr. Apar Ganti responded to the news of Rush Limbaugh’s lung cancer diagnosis, and what that might mean for the talk radio legend.
This week’s show featured stroke survivor Sarah Conaway sharing her story and educating on the several signs of stroke, and UNMC Infectious Diseases Divison Chief Dr. Mark Rupp talking about the nearby coronavirus quarantine in Ashland.
This week’s show featured Sports for Kids organizer Al Vacanti discussing their annual auction that raises funds for at-risk youth, the Better Business Bureau’s Jim Hegarty revealing the latest details in the fight against illegal robocalls, and Heartland Family Service’s Charli Hathcox and Nicole Huryta inviting the public to their gala fundraising event on Feb. 29th.
This week’s show featured Heartland Family Service’s Charli Hathcox and Nicole Huryta inviting the public to their gala fundraising event on Feb. 29th, UNMC Oncologist Dr. James Armitage discussing recent breakthroughs in the cancer fight, and UNMC Infectious Diseases Divison Chief Dr. Mark Rupp talking about the new coronavirus.
This week’s show featured Stephanie Dorland and Casey Walker promoting the annual “Ultra Chic Boutique” fundraiser for the Alzheimer’s Association, and Nebraska Loves Public School’s Brittany Mascio highlighting the ways public education addresses and works to meet a variety of student and community needs.
This week’s show featured Van Deeb discussing his new book “The Power of Asking” promoting self-assertion in success, Amy Rummel highlighting a Biblical new piece at the Joslyn Art Museum, and David Cripe of Hauptman-O’Brien-Wolf-Lathrop talking about their annual Safe Ride Home program to make sure people can get a free ride instead of driving drunk over the holidays.
This week’s show featured the Salvation Army’s Todd Andrews looking back at their year helping those impacted by the historic flooding, and filmmaker Julie Etta discussing her movie “Silence,” about mental health issues (especially among soldiers and veterans).
This week’s show featured Girls Inc. executive director Roberta Wilhelm discussing her organization’s mission for being there to meet the needs of young women and promoting their 12/16 fundraising event with guest speaker Stacey Abrams. Then, the Salvation Army’s Maj. Adam Moore and CHI Health’s Mary Williams discussed their joint efforts to provide assistance to those-in-need via the Salvation Army’s annual disaster relief and other types of efforts.
This week’s show featured Big Brothers/Big Sisters’ Abiola Kosoko, Steven Edge, and Eddie Franco discussing the importance of providing mentors in the lives of at-risk youth, Pink Bandana’s Jeremy Stanislav talking about what they do for younger women dealing with breast cancer, and SHARE Omaha’s Marjorie Maas promoting the upcoming Giving Tuesday charitable giving event.
This week’s show featured Lori Bechtold and RaeAnn Knoell promoting the Omaha Home for Boys’ 99-year anniversary this month, CEO Eric Crawford of the Heart Ministry Center discussing his organization’s food pantry for North Omaha, Charli Hathcox and Connie Kinnear of Heartland Family Service touting their mission to strengthen families in the community through education, counseling, and support services, and Lisa Seemann of the Aspen Drake Seemann Foundation promoted their stuffed animal toy drive to provide comfort for children receiving care in area hospitals.
This week’s show featured the Kim Foundation’s Julia Hebenstreit providing details on the upcoming “A Time for Hope and Healing” fundraiser for their group dedicated to suicide prevention, and filmmaker Julie Etta discussing her movie “Silence,” about mental health issues (especially among soldiers and veterans).
This week’s show featured Kelly Konen and Stephanie Nichols of Project Pink'd, a local organization helping people diagnosed with breast cancer. Then, Jim Morrison promoted an event to raise money for financially challenged women to receive free mammograms.
This week’s show featured Cathy, Ashley, Craig, and Hudson promoting the Pure Inspiration fundraiser for the Center for Childhood Hearing, Language, and Learning at Boys Town National Research Hospital, Nebraska Loves Public Schools’ Brittany Mascio discussing the negative role social media can play in public schoolkids’ education, ICAN’s Allison Schorr inviting listeners to their 7x7x7 leadership conference, and Joy and Tim with Scatter Joy Acres talking about the work they do to provide shelter to animals.
This week’s show featured Skutt High School’s Jeremy Moore and Quinlan Couri promoting their students’ Community Involvement Day activities, FitGirl Inc’s Natalie Mancuso and Nick Langel discussing their work with female youth to achieve social/emotional/physical well-being, The Kim Foundation’s Julia Hebenstreit providing details on the upcoming “A Time for Hope and Healing” fundraiser for their group dedicated to suicide prevention, and the Visiting Nurse Association’s Cindy Ruma talking about the importance of flu shots.
This week’s show featured Parkinson’s Nebraska’s Katrina Wulf promoting the annual Walk & Run the Park for Parkinson’s event, DeAnna Odeh discussing her son’s battle with Niemann-Pick Type C, and CHI Health’s Mary Williams inviting the public to the upcoming Superhero Sunday free community event.
This week’s show featured You Go Girl’s Rachel Fox discussing what her organization does to boost girls’ self-esteem and combat bullying, Blue Moon Fitness’ Joel Potter on his 30 years of assisting Omahans with their weight loss and fitness goals, and Elizabeth Chentland and Dana Bean with the Alzheimer’s Association of Nebraska inviting listeners to join the upcoming Walk to End Alzheimer’s events.
This week’s show featured Beverly Kracher and Karen Goracke discussing the upcoming EthicSpace conference for the Business Ethics Alliance, Kelly Morris and Michelle Kaiser promoting the Grief’s Journey 2019 Comfort Food Classic fundraiser, and First Responders Foundation CEO Major General Allen Batschelet previewing the 3rd Annual 9/11 Luncheon of Honor.
This week’s show featured Kristi Unick, Jill Lund, and Josh Orsini promoting the upcoming Heroes ’n Wine Tasting event to benefit HeartHeroes.org, Julia McCarville and Leighton Eusebio discussing the annual Corporate Cup run for the American Lung Association, and Cathleen Plager with Serve Nebraska talking about the Step Forward awards honoring those who volunteer in their communities.
This week’s show featured Alexander Cayetano and Jordan Fletcher with CASA for Douglas County discussing what they do to improve the lives of abused and neglected children, Kay Kriss promoting the Summer Bash for Childhood Cancer, Eric Kaplan talking about the annual Dundee Day community celebration, and Elizabeth Chentland and Jon Schuetz with the Alzheimer’s Association of Nebraska inviting listeners to join the upcoming Walk to End Alzheimer’s events.
This week’s show featured Omaha Mayor Jean Stothert previewing her town hall meetings about city street maintenance and other city services, and Lutheran Services of Iowa recruiters Sandra Dollen and Kendal Esteves promoting their programs for families interested in adoption.
This week’s show featured Emalee Barto discussing her bout with brain cancer and urging listeners to participate in the Head for the Cure 5K fundraiser for brain cancer research, and competitive cook Michael Hogan, who works with non-profits like the Food Bank and Project Harmony and also uses his talents in the kitchen to help him – and others – cope with stress.
This week’s show featured Pinnacle Bank Championship director Jessica Brabec discussing the golf event’s links to the Teammates mentoring organization, Carol Joy Holling Camp’s Jason Gerdes and Heather Abbott promoting the upcoming free day at the camp and spiritual retreat center, and the Salvation Army Kroc Center’s Jenny Andersen and Scott Kinnard talking about the upcoming Summerfest community event at the South Omaha location.
This week’s show featured Ronald McDonald House-Omaha CEO Lindsey Rai Kortan discussing what the House does and how listeners can contribute to their mission for families of children needing long-term care, Kristi Unick of Heart Heroes promoting the upcoming Heart Walk for children dealing with congenital heart defects, Youth Emergency Services representatives Barb, Melissa, and Tina inviting the community to the upcoming Dance for a Chance fundraiser, and Andrew Oberdorfer talking about his fireworks stand that raises funds to fight Parkinson’s disease.
This week’s show featured Rejuvenating Women director Julie Shrader and Thrasher’s Ren Flickinger discussing their non-profit/corporate partnership to help women who are victims of sex trafficking, Profile by Sanford CEO Travis Miller talking about the work they do to improve individuals’ health and diet, and Father Jason Catania of St. Barnabas Catholic Church inviting the public to join them in their sesquicentennial celebration.
This week’s show featured Luann Rabe directing listeners to the annual garden walk event which raises funds for the Munroe-Meyer Institute for Genetics and Rehabilitation, First National Bank’s Alec Gorynski discussing the mission of the Rebuild the Heartland Fund and where the money is going for local flood relief, Dwayne and Tina Probyn promoting the upcoming car show fundraiser for the American Lung Association, and Dr. Ted Burk warning about the upcoming disease and nuisance problems with insects this summer.
This week’s show featured Huskers Salute the Troops’ Mike Spinharney promoting the golf tournament fundraiser for vets and wounded warriors, Christ Community Church’s Dave Montoya and Larissa Wach inviting listeners to the Old Mill 5K fundraiser for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, OAGA’s David Karl discussing the work of the Omaha Area Golf Association (as well as the Carter Lake Model Railroad Youth Club), and Heartland Family Service’s Charli Hathcox and Desta Clark informing about the variety of family services available through their organization.
This week’s show featured Team Jack Foundation director of development David Joekel discussing the work their group is doing during Brain Tumor Awareness Month to battle pediatric brain cancer, Special Olympics of Nebraska CEO Carolyn Chamberlin promoting the upcoming games and events, and Costco’s Bri Krambeck and Cody Lee talking about the link this month between the retailer and the Children’s Miracle Network.
This week’s show featured OPPD CEO Tim Burke discussing the variety of ways the utility assists ratepayers with payment assistance, renewable energy, and storm cleanup. Then, Joel Marrell with Miles for Heroes invited the public to the annual Freedom Fest event dedicated to raising awareness and support for military veterans. Finally, Katherine Spoon with Lutheran Family Services of Nebraska talked about the need for more foster families here in the area.
This week’s show featured Marquette Ryan with the Omaha Parks and Rec dept. discussing summer job opportunities and inviting the public to the free “Spring into Summer” event, Erin Dahms with Madonna School promoting their upcoming golf fundraiser, Jesse Baughman asking the public to assist the USPS with this year’s Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive this month, and Dr. Clayton Thor of Miller Orthopedic Specialists talking about the robotic-assisted knee surgery medical breakthrough here in Omaha.
This week’s show featured 2019 Heart Walk chair Jay Noddle promoting the fundraiser for the American Heart Association, made more poignant this year by his recent heart attack and stroke.
This week’s show featured Robyn Tota, Kim Nitz, and Cheri Prince talking about the help available to newly diagnosed Parkinson's patients, the importance of exercise, and getting diagnosed early. They also promoted the upcoming Moving Day Parkinson's Disease walk on April 27th to raise money for research and help people suffering from Parkinson's.
This week’s show featured Big Brothers Big Sisters’ Elizabeth Hansen and Abiola Kosoko discussing the importance of providing mentors to at-risk youth, Dr. Bruce Lundak promoting the ZERO Prostate Cancer Run/Walk on 5/18/19, and ICAN’s Julie Burrell Lillig and Allison Schoor talking about their annual Women’s Leadership Conference.
This week’s show featured A Time to Heal Cancer Foundation executive director Rebecca Vinton discussing her organization’s work for cancer patients, Scott Kurz and Jack Zerbe promoting their production of the Holocaust-themed play “Incident at Vichy,” Earth Day Omaha board members Zach Lutz-Priefert and Brent Crampton inviting the community to this year’s Earth Day celebration on Arpil 13th, and ICAN’s Julie Burrell Lillig and Allison Schoor talking about their annual Women’s Leadership Conference.
This week’s show featured Boys Town Iowa’s Thomas Lynch and Pat Garcia discussing the variety of ways their organization serves at-risk youth in Council Bluffs and the area, Outlook Nebraska’s Rachel Carver promoting their Vision Resource Fair and other resources to help the blind and visually impaired, and the Better Business Bureau’s Jim Hegarty warning about the latest tax-return scams.
This week’s show featured Dr. Ally Dering-Anderson from UNMC addressing the dangers of e-Cig use.
This week’s show featured Radio Talking Book Service director Jane Nielsen discussing their uniquely informative programming for the blind and visually impaired in Nebraska, Promise Partners executive director Patricia Russmann talking about the variety of ways her organization serves at-risk youth in Pottawattamie County, and CHI Health director of public relations Mary Williams promoting the annual “Sidewalk Marathon” downtown where participants walk and learn heart-healthy tips.
This week’s show featured Metropolitan Omaha Educational Consortium executive director Dr. Martha Bruckner informing about filling out a FAFSA to qualify for scholarships and student loan assistance, CRCC director Anne Constantino promoting an upcoming event with a Harvard professor about children’s respite care, and Yahad – In Unum director Marco Gonzalez discussing the “Holocaust by Bullets” exhibit at UNO this month.
This week’s show featured Set Me Free Project executive director Stephanie Olson responding to a variety of news stories lately about human trafficking and inviting listeners to their upcoming “Comedy for Change” fundraising event, and Dr. Ally Dering-Anderson from UNMC addressing the dangerous of e-Cig use.
This week’s show featured MUD spokesperson Tracey Christensen promoting the upcoming Walk for Warmth fundraiser which helps people-in-need here in the community pay their utility bills, Dr. Scott Carollo talking about various forms of heart disease and what people can do to prevent them, and Sports for Kids organizer Al Vacanti discussing their annual auction that raises funds for at-risk youth.
This week’s show featured longtime football coach and public speaker Kevin Kush talking about strategies for helping kids succeed in school, sports, and life. He also addressed the eight traits of a quality teammate, both on and off the field.
In celebration of the life of Dr. Shawn Schmidt, we're posting six tribute editions of some of our favorite shows he did on NewsRadio 11110 KFAB. This edition of "Best of Health" is from January 18th, 2014.
In celebration of the life of Dr. Shawn Schmidt, we're posting six tribute editions of some of our favorite shows he did on NewsRadio 11110 KFAB. This edition of "Best of Health" is from October 19th, 2013.
In celebration of the life of Dr. Shawn Schmidt, we're posting six tribute editions of some of our favorite shows he did on NewsRadio 11110 KFAB. This edition of "Best of Health" is from February 1st 2014.
In celebration of the life of Dr. Shawn Schmidt, we're posting six tribute editions of some of our favorite shows he did on NewsRadio 11110 KFAB. This edition of "Best of Health" is from January 11th, 2014.
In celebration of the life of Dr. Shawn Schmidt, we're posting six tribute editions of some of our favorite shows he did on NewsRadio 11110 KFAB. This edition of "Best of Health" is from September 28th, 2013.
In celebration of the life of Dr. Shawn Schmidt, we're posting six tribute editions of some of our favorite shows he did on NewsRadio 11110 KFAB. This edition of "Best of Health" is from February 25th, 2012.
This week’s show featured Dr. Marcy Ziska talking about the potential health benefits of NUCCA, and Nebraska State Treasurer John Murante promoting the state’s “529” college savings plan.
This week’s show featured Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Midlands CEO Nichole Turgeon and “Big” Erik Bird asking for mentors to help get the 130 “littles” off a waiting list here in Omaha, Heartland Family Service communications director Charli Hathcox promoting the upcoming “Carnival of Love” fundraiser for their programs to assist local families in poverty, and Sports for Kids organizer Al Vacanti discussing their annual auction that raises funds for at-risk youth.
This week’s show featured Nebraska State Treasurer John Murante promoting the state’s “529” college savings plan, I Love Public School’s Brittany Mascio discussing the new film series about mental health issues in Nebraska’s schools, and the Better Business Bureau’s Jim Hegarty warning about the latest round of online scams.
Dave was off this weekend, but KFAB's Scott Voorhees took his place for this conversation with Gary Carlson.
This week’s show featured former Omaha City Councilman Franklin Thompson with the Omaha Human Rights Dept. promoting the Jan. 21st “Living the Dream” event to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on MLK Day. Then, SHARE Omaha executive director Marjorie Maas discussed their innovative new organization designed to link donors and volunteers with local non-profits via the interactive site SHAREOmaha.org.
This week’s show featured Allure Health and Med Spa medical director Hilary Muhle discussing bio-identical hormone therapy and the range of issues it works to address, Stephen Center marketing director Michael Murphy talking about the work they do to assist the area’s homeless population, and Steve Lathrop with Hauptman, O’Brien, Wolf & Lathrop promoting their annual “Safe Ride Home” program to curb drunk driving over the holidays.
This week’s show featured Steve Lathrop with Hauptman, O’Brien, Wolf & Lathrop promoting their annual “Safe Ride Home” program to curb drunk driving over the holidays. Then, Dr. Carol Patrick with the Visiting Nurse Association talked about their year-end-giving appeal called “Stay at Home” to fund the VNA’s programs for providing healthcare services to at-risk individuals in the community. Also, Susan Eustice with the Salvation Army and Adrienne Fey with Borsheims announced their partnership to encourage more bell-ringing volunteers during this holiday campaign. Finally, Elizabeth Power with the Women’s Center for Advancement addressed the #MeToo controversy surrounding the song “Baby, It’s Cold Outside.”
This week’s show featured Moving Veterans Forward founder Ron Hernandez discussing his organization’s work in finding homeless veterans a place to live, furniture, groceries, rides to VA appointments and more. Then, Julie Shrader of Rejuvenating Women talked about what their group does to support women who have been victims of human trafficking.
This week’s show featured business/life coach Mark Jewell providing direction on setting and achieving personal goals, Boys Town historian Tom Lynch discussing the work they do – and have done – to improve the lives of at-risk youth, and Douglas County Chief Deputy Attorney Brenda Beadle talking about the dangers of procuring alcohol for minors.
This week’s show featured Susan Eustice and Todd Andrews with the Salvation Army discussing this year’s Red Kettle / Bell Ringing effort to fund the Army’s mission throughout the year. Then, Mary Fraser Meints and Marlene Lund promoted the upcoming “Christmas Wish” event to raise funds for Youth Emergency Services in Omaha. Finally, Dawn Luetje and Sandra Dollen with Lutheran Services in Iowa talked about the need for more foster families.
This week’s show featured CHI Health CEO Dr. Cliff Robertson discussing the work they do to combat behavioral health issues (especially among those who are without good health insurance coverage), Werner Enterprises CEO Derek Leathers talking about their efforts to hire veterans, WoodmenLife CEO Pat Dees promoted their efforts (along with their members) in fighting hunger in America, and Scoular CEO Paul Maas revealed the volunteer work their employees do with youth, education, and social services.
This week’s show featured Lisa Seemann, who lost her son, Aspen, in the summer of 2016 in a drowning accident. In the wake of that tragedy comes a heartwarming opportunity for the community to do something special in his memory, which she told us about. Then, Autism Action Partnership Executive Director Justin Dougherty discussed the work his organization is doing to provide jobs to those on the spectrum.
This week’s show featured Children’s Business Fair organizer Rachel Benson promoting the event as a fun way for children to get excited about their futures and learn some business principles, Open Door Mission CEO Candace Gregory discussing the mission’s need as we get into the cold weather months, and Profile by Sanford CEO Travis Miller talking about the work they do to improve individuals’ health and diet.
This week’s show featured Outlook Nebraska public relations facilitator Racher Carver talking about how they assist the blind and visually impaired with technology training and employment opportunities, Kim Foundation executive director Julia Hebenstreit discussing the work they do in attempting to prevent suicides, and 7th Thunder Bible Study participants Cynthia Becerra, Richard Bulgin and Markel Johnson promoting two upcoming winter clothing drives this month.
This week’s show featured Jenny Anderson and Todd Liermann with Salvation Army’s Kroc Center promoting events and offerings for the public in their arts and education centers. Then, senior real estate specialist Jason Birnstihl talked about the unique aspects of serving older persons with downsizing and other real estate needs related to independent living.
This week’s show featured Kim Foundation executive director Julia Hebenstreit discussing the work they do in attempting to prevent suicides, Millard West DECA representative Elise Fricke promoting the upcoming Heart Heroes Run to raise awareness of and funds for families dealing with CHD in children, and Dr. Adi Pour talking about the recent cases of Nebraskans contracting West Nile Virus.
This week’s show featured Amber Kempernar with A1 United soliciting for nominations for an annual effort to give a homeowner-in-need a new furnace, Tina Bakehouse inviting listeners to be a part of the Southwest Iowa Art Tour to appreciate the culture of the region, Adrielle Griffen of Completely Kids promoting their next fundraiser to provide for at-risk youth via after-school programs, and Jeremy Stanislav with Sammy’s Superheroes talking about the upcoming fundraiser to raise money for their mission of helping pediatric cancer patients.
This week’s show featured Mamie Jackson and Ashley Sum promoting the annual BHHSARE fundraiser for Sunshine Kids, which provides heartwarming experiences for pediatric cancer patients. Then, Andrew Valiquette and Erin Moroze discussed the work they do with the Creighton University School of Medicine Magis Program, which offers free healthcare services to area homeless individuals. Finally, ABC News reporter Ryan Burrow responded to a report of a weed killer being found in popular breakfast meals.
This week’s show featured Julia McCarville and Leighton Eusebio promoting the upcoming Corporate Cup event for the American Lung Association, Mrs. Nebraska Anna Peters discussing self-confidence in young women, and Sharon Royers talking about her book about her experience with a concussion leading to a severe brain injury.
This week’s show featured Lexi Sughroue with Creighton University promoting their free pediatric health clinic, Jackie Kolakowski discussing the upcoming Play if Forward event to encourage active and healthy lifestyles, and William Billings with St. Croix Hospice talked about patients’ expectations and questions to ask when it comes to determining whether hospice care is right for them or a family member.
This week’s show featured Hy-Vee KidsFit’s Daira Driftmier discussing the organization’s involvement in National Exercise with Your Child Week, Tara Slevin with Jennie Edmundson Hospital Foundation promoting the upcoming Spirit of Courage fundraiser to fight cancer, Rachel Fox touting her “You Go Girl” organization for addressing the emotional needs of young women, and Dr. Steven Wengel addressing the recent spate of stories of mentally ill individuals caught in indecent exposure incidents.
This week’s show featured Dr. Matt Mendlick promoting the annual Head for the Cure cancer fundraiser, Rachel Fox touting her “You Go Girl” organization for addressing the emotional needs of young women, Pat Mumford and Vern Shad with the American Legion Riders talking about their upcoming event for veterans, and Millard School Board member Mike Kennedy detailing the recent policy forbidding texting between faculty and students.
This week’s show featured Dr. Stephen Bonasera discussing assistance available for Alzheimer’s patients and their caregivers, Dr. Pierre Fayad detailing results of a study that links working long hours and stroke, and cybersecurity expert Eric Schiffer reporting on hacking concerns with medical technology.
This week’s show featured LIFEhouse Food Pantry and Diaper Bank representatives Tegan Reed, Dev Mullins, and Jean McGee talking about their efforts to provide food and diapers to hundreds of people each month in West Omaha. Then, Mike Addy invited the public to the annual, free Regional Convention of Jehovah’s Witnesses community event, including a session about families dealing with grief. Finally, Omaha Healthy Kids Alliance director Tony Vargas detailed their work to rid older homes of lead contamination.
This week’s show featured Mike Spinharney promoting the Husker Fans Salute the Troops golf event for Wounded Warriors, Gold Star Families, and more veteran and active duty soldiers, ALS in the Heartland director Tammy Stalzer inviting listeners to their golf fundraiser to assist area individuals battling Lou Gehrig’s Disease, and Vickie Moser and Danielle Beutler talking about the medical and financial struggles of 20-month-old Harper and her family after a childhood leukemia diagnosis, and promoting fundraisers to help out the family.
This week’s show featured Sharon Royers, who has written a book about her experience with a concussion leading to a severe brain injury. Then, Dwayne and Tina Probyn promoted the upcoming car show fundraiser for the American Lung Association. Finally, Luann Rabe directed listeners to the garden walk event, which raises funds for the Munroe-Meyer Institute for Genetics and Rehabilitation.
This week’s show featured Candace Jorgensen with the Conservatory’s String Sprouts program, designed to teach children how to play strings instruments while also working with them on focus, discipline, and self-confidence. Then, Dr. Janice Kuhn addressed the controversy surrounding Ambien that popped up in the news this week after Roseanne Barr’s tweet she blamed on the sleep drug. Finally, Julian Caldwell solicited for volunteers for the Dream Playground community project this summer at Council Bluffs’ Lake Manawa, which will be a free recreation area for children and families.
This week’s show featured Ronna Zylstra and Amanda Hall with the Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation inviting the public to their annual Take Steps fundraiser, Kathie McGill with Grief’s Journey discussed their work with area families and teed up details about their upcoming golf tournament, Mitch Webb and Erin Dahms talked about the annual Big Dam River Run motorcycle ride to benefit the Down’s Syndrome families through the Madonna School, and Omaha Healthy Kids Alliance director Tony Vargas detailed their work to rid older homes of lead contamination.
This week’s show featured First Light Home Care president Jaye Firmature McCoy discussing the various needs today’s seniors face when it comes to health care, insurance, and financial stability. Then, Lori Bechtold and RaeAnn Knoell with the Omaha Home for Boys promoted their upcoming charity dunk tank to fund programs for at-risk youth. Finally, Tim Speichert of Operation Super Jack discussed his organization’s work with families dealing with a child’s cancer treatments, and promoted an upcoming golf fundraiser.
This week’s show started off with Dr. Vishal Jani discussing recent trends in those who have strokes, and the means of treating them. Then, William Billings with St. Croix Hospice talked about patients’ expectations and questions to ask when it comes to determining whether hospice care is right for them or a family member. Nebraska’s Special Olympics president, Carolyn Chamberlin, promoted two events related to her organization, including a fundraiser where guys grow mustaches to raise money for Special Olympics. Finally, CHI’s Mary Williams invited the public to a free “Super Sunday” event at Werner Park featuring everything from human hamster balls to super heroes for the kids.
This week’s show featured Boys and Girls Clubs of the Midlands CEO Ivan Gilreath discussing their after-school programs for area youth with a mission of inspiring and enabling young people to be productive members of society, Methodist Jennie Edmundson Hospital VP of Safety and Quality Donna Hubbell promoting the upcoming National Hospital Week and National Nurses Week, Susan Eustice of the Salvation Army talking about the 20180 DJ’s Heroes Awards Luncheon and scholarship opportunities for area youth, and Arts in Motion Director of Programming Mari Anne Hartmann conversing about their Dancing Classroom initiatives for area youth to promote social and emotional growth.
This week’s show featured Big Brothers – Big Sisters of the Midlands board president John Gilbreath discussing his organization’s work to assist at-risk youth, as well as promote upcoming fundraising events. Then, Project Pink’d founder and president Cynthia Sturgeon shared her story of battling breast cancer, and talked about what her organization does to help fellow women with all of the issues that are related to that diagnosis.
This week’s show featured Karri Martin and Sasha Forsen from the Earth Day Omaha board promoting events coming up in the annual Earth Day celebration locally, and the environmentally friendly reasons behind the events and this organization. Then, Bob Dean with JAVELAN discussed his organization’s mission of providing service dogs for military veterans.
This week’s show featured Rachel Carver with Outlook Nebraska touting what they do for the blind and visually impaired in the region, Dr. Mike Feloney with CHI Health discussing fact vs. fiction in the commercial messages about Low T and treatments, and Pastor Brad Hoefs from Fresh Hope describing their mission of helping those with mental illness battle the disease and stigma often associated with it.
This week’s show featured Adrielle Griffin with Completely Kids discussing their mission of assisting youth and family with after-school programs and weekend food concerns, Carmelita de la Guardia talking about her battle with leukemia, and Mary Beth Quirck warning of privacy dangers in social media sites.
This week’s show featured Allison Schorr and Shasta Wragge promoting the upcoming ICAN Women’s Leadership Conference, Dr. Matt West with CHI Health providing good physical health tips for those “weekend warriors” finally getting a chance to get outside and exercise, and Catholic Charities executive director Gregg Wilson talked about the upcoming service event on Good Friday.
This week’s show featured Amber, mother to a young man named Bodhi who recently lost his battle with cancer. Then, Angie Grote from the Food Bank for the Heartland provided us an update on how they’re doing with their mission of getting food to those who need it most. Finally, State Sen. Lou Ann Linehan gave us details on her proposal to provide increased educational options to in-need families in Nebraska.
This week’s show featured Kim Baker, Sharon Royers, and Carol Westerman with LoveYourBrain discussing how they assist individuals with brain injuries via the healing power of yoga. Then, Principal Jon Hood of Cornerstone Christian School promoting the upcoming fundraiser that provides tuition assistance for area families-in-need. Finally, Susan Eustice with the Salvation Army promoting the annual DJ’s Hero Awards Luncheon, which awards college scholarships in addition to being a fundraiser for the Army.
This week’s show featured CRCC CEO Anne Constantino discussing the variety of ways her organization deals with the issue of children’s respite care needs in the Omaha metro, Goodwill’s Megan Sharpe promoting their employment training programs for the formerly incarcerated, and YouTurn’s Pastor James Hunter talking about the issues of gun control and public safety in Omaha.
This week’s show featured Susan Eustice with the Salvation Army promoting the annual DJ’s Hero Awards Luncheon, which awards college scholarships in addition to being a fundraiser for the Army. Then, Paul Shadle talked about his battle with colorectal cancer, culminating in an awareness campaign he’s featured in on the NASDAQ building in Times Square. Finally, Stephanie Olson with the Set Me Free Project discussed their mission is to bring prevention education to youth and families so traffickers lose their power.
This week’s show featured Dr. Scott Carollo and Dr. Peter Salgo talking about the various forms of heart disease most impacting people (especially women), and what individuals can do about it. Then, Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts addressed a variety of taxpayer issues, including the state budget and property taxes.
This week’s show featured TD Ameritrade founder Joe Ricketts discussing Cloisters on the Platte, a free spiritual retreat between Omaha and Lincoln. Then, Ashley McGrain with the Home Instead Senior Care Foundation talked about the benefits and challenges in hospice care today. After that, Omaha Mayor Jean Stothert informed local drivers about the pothole patching efforts. Finally, Iowa Senator Joni Ernst provided details about her efforts to examine what happened to so many Olympic gymnasts before the sexual abuse was uncovered, and how to prevent that breakdown in the future.
This week’s show featured Jeff Senn and Brian Ortner announcing the grand opening of the new Hope Lodge Nebraska, an American Cancer Society partnership in Omaha for cancer patients. Tara Slevin with the Jennie Edmundson Hospital Foundation in Council Bluffs invited listeners to their Feb. 10th “Dance to the Beat” fundraiser for heart health awareness and treatment technology/equipment. Dr. Brenden Flattery with the CDC discussed this unique issues with this current flu season. And, finally, Dr. Jennifer Ashton responded to the latest blood pressure guidelines.
This week’s show featured Mission 22’s Bliven Ayala discussing veteran suicide prevention and awareness, Dr. Brynn Lastovica on flu season information and precautions, and Junior League’s Erica McDonald promoting the upcoming Kids Rule Fashion Show fundraiser for Junior League of Omaha, which empowers women and girls in the community.
This week’s show featured Dr. Michael Wagner, a trauma surgeon who trains individuals on how to “Stop the Bleed,” should they ever find themselves in a situation with accident or attack victims who are bleeding profusely. Then, Matt Anderson and Corey Zimmer promoted their fundraiser to “Back the Badge,” providing support to local law enforcement agencies and memorials. Finally, fitness expert Joel Potter advised how to keep those fitness-related New Year’s Resolutions.
This week’s show featured Steve Lathrop of Hauptman, O’Brien, Wolf, and Lathrop promoting their annual “Safe Ride Home” program that offers free cab rides over the holidays for those who had too much to drink. Then, Brian Schroeder of Adult and Teen Challenge of the Midlands shared his story of how TCMID changed his life as a former drug addict, and what it’s doing today for others. Finally, Nicole Millon and Rachele Epp from Restored Hope talked about their organization that gives sanctuary to homeless, single mothers and their children who are leaving abusive environments.
This week’s show featured Dr. Eric Van De Graaff from CHI Health discussing heart health during the holidays. Then, SFC Maren Stewart and LT Rachel Hofstra promoted the benefits of serving in, and being served by, the Nebraska Army National Guard.
Josh tackles a debate as old as time and crowns "The Greatest Christmas Movie of All-Time"
This week’s show featured Sandy Lemke and Ashley McGrain talking about what the Merrymakers organization does for area seniors’ quality of life, workplace harassment experts Beth Power and Beth Jones responding to the litany of news stories about sexual harassment towards women, the Salvation Army’s Susan Eustice updating us on the annual Red Kettle Drive, and home security expert Jason Cloudt with tips on how not to get dropped-off holiday packages stolen from your front porch.
This week’s show featured Dr. Heather Morgan with CHI Health discussing all aspects of Alzheimer’s Awareness Month, the Salvation Army’s Susan Eustice promoting the annual Red Kettle Drive underway, Dr. Rae Witt from UNMC addressing the adjustment of high blood pressure guidelines, and Gov. Pete Ricketts talking about spending cuts in his new budget proposal.
The premiere episode of our newest show on KFAB. You may know Josh as the producer of The Chris Baker Show during the week.
This week’s show featured Kelly Konen of Project Pink’d on Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Mandy Ryle talking about the mind-body-spirit benefits of yoga, and Anne Constantino of the CRCC on the variety of services they provide to children in the community.
This week’s show featured Jennie Edmundson Hospital Foundation VP Tara Slevin to ask the community’s help in getting their cancer-treatment-equipment financial goal over the finish line, Dr. Ally Dering-Anderson from UNMC addressed the link between the Vegas shooter and a prescription drug he was known to have been prescribed, breast cancer survivor Ashley Brehm talked about the importance of – and maybe too much sideshow with – Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and Joanna Mancuso promoted a community event / fundraiser for the library in Bennington.
This week’s show featured Rachele Epp and Nicole Millon from Restored Hope, an organization that gives sanctuary to homeless, single mothers and their children who are leaving abusive environments. Then, Josh Dotzler with ABIDE talked about his organization’s efforts to transform Omaha’s inner city, both aesthetically and for the betterment of its youth. Finally, Cindy Ruma from the Visiting Nurse Association talked about the importance of getting flu shots.
This week’s show featured Nebraska State Education Association executive director Maddie Fennell, addressing a range of education and taxpayer-related issues, such as student retention, achievement, supporting teachers, the next OPS bond issue, property taxes and school funding, and school choice options.
This week’s show featured Lori Bechtold and RaeAnn Knoell with the Omaha Home for Boys discussing their mission and an upcoming fundraiser featuring Ice-T, Completely Kids’ Adrielle Griffin promoted their “Night in the Neighborhood” fundraiser for afterschool programs for at-risk youth, and Lynette Farhart with Rebuilding Together Omaha and Wade Mayfield with HACCA launched this year’s efforts to provide free furnace checks for qualifying homeowners.
This week’s show featured Jim Meier, director of the Honor and Remember Nebraska chapter, talking about the reason’s behind this year’s 9/11 commemoration walk and honor ceremony. Then, Mark Kresl promoted the Taste of Florence fundraiser for area assisted living centers.
This week’s show featured Ronald McDonald House executive director Lindsay Rai Reasner promoting their expansion that will double their capacity in helping families travelling to Omaha to care for sick family members, Sammy’s Superheroes executive director Jeremy Stanislav discussing his organizations efforts to fund childhood cancer research, senior real estate specialist Jason Birnstihl talking about the special needs of seniors transitioning out of their homes, and details from the Red Cross on how to assist those impacted by Hurricane Harvey.
This week’s show featured Jimmy Meeks and Wilson Metz discussing the Sheepdog Seminar to honor law enforcement, Sherri Moore inviting listeners to the free classic car community event at the Joslyn Castle, and Sarah Spooner and Mackenzie Moore promoting their MDA fundraiser.
This week’s show featured Sarah Spooner and Mackenzie Moore promoting their MDA fundraiser, Jessica Feilmeier and Kim Kavulak inviting listeners to Beerfest to benefit the Gift of Sight Foundation, Scott Shehan discussing the Lusco Farms Donkey Rescue, and Dr. Steve Gradowski warning of the dangers of staring at the solar eclipse without proper eye protection.
This week’s show featured Goodwill Omaha interim CEO Pauli Bishop and VP of Mission Advancement Brent Koster discussing the various employment classes and programs they provide. Then, optometrist Dr. Steven Gradowski warned about the dangers of looking at the solar eclipse without proper eye protection. Finally, Dr. Ally Dering-Anderson talked about the national opioid addiction crisis.
This week’s show featured local American Lung Association executive director Julia McCarville and Green Plains’ Sasha Forsen promoted the upcoming Corporate Cup event/fundraiser for the ALA, and talked about cigarettes vs. e-cigs. Then, Jim Burns and Larry Watzke discussed the works their local Kiwanis club does with, among other groups, special-needs children. Finally, Shaun Dolphens with the Ralston Community Foundation promoted the upcoming free event “Tunes in Town Square.”
This week’s show featured Jeff Beckman, who is the executive director of development with the Salvation Army in Omaha, talking about all the things the Army does for the community throughout the year, and previewing a sports-memorabilia-themed fundraiser coming up August 11th. Also, Dr. Pamela Smith from UNMC discussed a recent report linking coffee with memory loss.
This week’s show featured US Army Sgt. (Ret.) Justin Anderson talking about his battles with losing a leg in combat, as well as brain cancer, and discussing a GoFundMe page set up to assist him with his medical bills not covered by the government. Then, Michael Dober promoted the Wings of Freedom event for the Collings Foundation to support military history and appreciation.
This week’s show featured Ty Stukenholtz with the Nebraska Country School Association discussing the work they do in restoring and celebrating the history of the state’s one-room schoolhouses. Then, Suzie Heffernan and Alex Petrovich with the downtown Rotary Club, promoted the “Bags for a Cause” charity fundraiser for Girls Inc, which works with young women to improve self-esteem. Finally, Project Harmony executive director Gene Klein talked about the recent arrest of former Husker Ahman Green on child abuse charges, and diffusing an argument with a teen before things get out of control.
This week’s show featured Suzie Heffernan and Alex Petrovich with the downtown Rotary Club, promoting the “Bags for a Cause” charity fundraiser for Girls Inc, which works with young women to improve self-esteem. Then, Dwayne and Tina Probyn discussed their classic car show fundraiser for the American Lung Association. Finally, Douglas County Commissioner Mary Ann Borgeson talked about the possibility of Omaha getting the College Baseball Hall of Fame.
This weeks show featured Tony Stella, David Mike, Dr. Howard Liu, Mike Addy, and Jim Hegarty.
This weeks show featured Christ in the Citys Megan Humlicek, Stephen Centers Beth Robbins, and Husker Fans Salute's Mike Spinharney.
This weeks show featured Wendy Hamilton, Colleen McCoy, Kelly Jansen, Kelly Konen, and Todd Livingston
This weeks show featured retirement strategist Darrell Bryant, as well as Lori Bechtold and RaeAnn Knoell of the Omaha Home for Boys.
This weeks show featured Adrielle Griffin of Completely Kids and Josh Orsini from Flemings Steakhouse.
This weeks show featured several voices discussing all aspects of the loss of a local member of law enforcement (Deputy Mark Burbridge was killed in the line of duty 5-1-17)
This week's show featured senior real estate specialist Jason Birnstihl and Jim Hegarty of the Better Business Bureau
This week's show featured Jodi Teal of the Heartland Equine Therapeutic Riding Academy, Mary Fraser Meints of Youth Emergency Services, and Marlene Lund with the Tip Top Thrift Shop.
This weeks show featured Debbie Arnow with the annual March for Babies event for the March of Dimes, and Lindsey Rai Reasner, executive director of Omahas Ronald McDonald House.
This week's show featured Heather Abbot from the Carol Joy Holling center talking about the programs they provide during the summer for area youth, especially those in-need.
This weeks show featured Jeanee Weiss and Kathy Austin with Building Healthy Futures, as well as Pastor Brad Hoefs with Fresh Hope.
This weeks show featured for-and-against views on the healthcare bill debated in the House. For it was Vice President Mike Pence; against it was Mac Zimmerman with Americans for Prosperity.
This weeks show featured Scott Hazuka talking about his colon cancer scare, and Red Cross communications director Samantha Pollard urging listeners to donate blood.
This weeks show featured Omaha Archdiocese school superintendent Dr. Patrick Slattery, as well as Jon Hood, principal of Cornerstone Christian School.
This weeks show featured Completely Kids Adrielle Griffin, Fat Brain Toys co-founder Mark Carson, and NE A.G. Doug Peterson.
This weeks show featured the Set Me Free Projects Stephanie Olson providing details on what to look for to help victims of human trafficking.
This weeks show featured New Hope 4 Lungs president Tim Davis announcing the launch of his new organization that helps Cystic Fibrosis patients
This weeks show featured Outlook Nebraskas Rachel Carver discussing the work that ONI does for the visually impaired in the area.
This weeks show featured NE150 executive director Regan Anson promoting the various ways you can celebrate Nebraskas 150th birthday through setting fitness goals and volunteerism.
This weeks show featured Heart Heroes executive director Kitty Burton, as well as Heart Hero Duncan and his dad, Tom.
This weeks show featured NETs Mike Tobias on a report hes done about sex trafficking in Nebraska. Then, Gov. Ricketts addressed his legislative priorities in the new Unicameral session.
This weeks show featured Joy Bartling and Tim Heller from Scatter Joy Acres, Fr. Steven Boes from Boys Town, and P.K. Fields about talking to elderly relatives about assisted living.
This weeks show featured Rita Hamele with Crossroads of Western Iowa and Woodhouse Autos Jason Pittack for the Food Bank