Episodes

19 minutes ago
Mark DiFabio, 07/06/26
19 minutes ago
19 minutes ago
Join Steve for a conversation with Mark DiFabio about the Delaware County Honor Guard!

20 minutes ago
Michael Cleveland, 07/06/26
20 minutes ago
20 minutes ago
Tune in to WLBC's Gary Joseph for an interview with Grammy-Award winning fiddler Michael Cleveland!

22 minutes ago
Delaware County Today, 07/06/26
22 minutes ago
22 minutes ago
Join Steve for a conversation with Mark DiFabio about the Delaware County Honor Guard, and an exclusive interview with Grammy-Award winning fiddler Michael Cleveland by WLBC's Gary Joseph!

2 days ago
2 days ago
Porchlight Radio hosts Sam and Jasmine speak with Dr. Emily B. Hayes, Executive Director of The Soup Kitchen of Muncie. Dr. Hayes talks about herself and her connection with Muncie. She also speaks about how food insecurity can affect those in the working force and how The Soup Kitchen of Muncie is there for the community and has an event planned on July 17th.

2 days ago
2 days ago
Porchlight Radio hosts Sam and Jasmine speak with Dr. Emily B. Hayes, Executive Director of The Soup Kitchen of Muncie. Dr. Hayes talks about herself and her connection with Muncie. She also speaks about how food insecurity can affect those in the working force and how The Soup Kitchen of Muncie is there for the community and has an event planned on July 17th.

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3 days ago
Cam and TC talk with George J. Matta Jr.
This memoir tells the story of SFC George J Matta Sr.’s 802 days in captivity in five POW camps in North Korea. Since his release in 1953, he was determined to write the account of what he and his fellow POWs endured. But like so many young men during the Great Depression, he left school to help his family. With barely a 6th-grade education, George Sr felt he did not have the skills to accomplish his lifelong wish—a memoir.

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“Every strong community has a strong press. That’s what we’re trying to do with WMUN. It’s a place for people to understand what’s taking place in the community. It’s a place for leaders in the community to talk about things. It’s a place for different voices in the community to bring up questions or concerns. That is something that’s been missing for some time,” J. Chapman.

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