Mike & Nancy discuss the making of the Abandon Hope audiobook with the narrator, Michael DeCamp, who joins via Zoom from his home in Los Angeles.

Karen from Good Bones visits the studio again in advance of Season 8 of her show for a wide-ranging casual conversation about everything from EV cars to grief to great books.

Grant & Caitlyn, husband & wife, are also drama teachers at two different Indianapolis area high schools. They discuss their background in the dramatic arts, how they met, and the behind-the-scenes work of high school drama teachers.

Tomi Lessaris is super creative. She takes books and items that would otherwise be thrown away and turns them into cool, beautiful journals. Pieces of art that you can use to record your deep thoughts and store your important momentos.

Stephanie Daily made a lasagna for a friend who'd suffered a major loss. That simple gesture bloomed into a full-fledged business. In the Indy metro area, order a fresh, ready-to-bake lasagna or a flight of different ready-to-bake lasagnas, and she'll have them delivered to you.

Jon & Marcella own two drive-in theatres, one in Indianapolis and another in Colorado. We have a fun conversation about the history and the current state of the drive-in theatre industry, especially through the pandemic. For them, it's a labor of love.

Meet Teresa Beasley and Alan Mills, an incredibly creative couple. She's an author and he's a moviemaker and author. Together, they make creative magic. We talk books, movies, and making movies.

Mike & Nancy visit with Sherri Stewart, author and independent professional editor about her work as an editor, her published works, and her background who led her to write and edit. See www.stewartwriting.com for more info on Sherri and her work.

The regional country & popular music duo, Cook & Belle, visit the studio for a chat with Mike & Nancy about their music, their careers, and their award winning TV show.

Love is in the air as Mike & Nancy interview multiple friends about Valentine's Day and love resulting in their usual banter.