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The Talk of Muncie
The Talk of Muncie
Episodes

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3 hours ago
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48 min
In 1929, twenty daredevil women take to the skies in the most dangerous race of their lives.
This is a story...and conversation you do not want to miss!

19 hours ago
19 hours ago
43 min

2 days ago
Kurt Darling, 08/07/26
2 days ago
2 days ago
6 min
With Special Guest Kurt Darling Director of Sports at Woof Boom Radio!

2 days ago
Mick Tidrow, 08/07/26
2 days ago
2 days ago
8 min
With Special Guest Mick Tidrow The Voice of the Cardinals!

2 days ago
Delaware County Today, 08/07/26
2 days ago
2 days ago
49 min
With Special Guests Mick Tidrow The Voice of the Cardinals, and Kurt Darling Director of Sports at Woof Boom Radio!

2 days ago

3 days ago
Geoffrey Mearns, 08/06/26
3 days ago
3 days ago
12 min
With Special Guest President of Ball State University Geoffrey Mearns!

3 days ago
Cory Kissick, 08/06/26
3 days ago
3 days ago
12 min
With Special Guest Director of Delaware County Emergency Management Cory Kissick!

3 days ago
Delaware County Today, 08/06/26
3 days ago
3 days ago
49 min
With Special Guests Director of Delaware County Emergency Management Cory Kissick, and President of Ball State University Geoffrey Mearns!

“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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