Episodes

Friday May 30, 2025
Mike Martin & The Beautiful Mess Interview 5/30/25
Friday May 30, 2025
Friday May 30, 2025
Live from Downtown Muncie!
Local favorite Mike Martin of Mike Martin & The Beautiful Mess joined Garry Joseph on WLBC’s Drive Home to talk all things music, Muncie, and memories.
Mike shared his connection to the community, what it’s like performing downtown after 20 years, and how his newest single was inspired by a powerful moment with his mother during her cancer treatment. You’ll hear heartfelt stories, outlaw country roots, and a whole lot of love for Muncie.
Catch Mike and the band this Saturday night as they open for Grammy-winning bluegrass legends Steep Canyon Rangers at the Three Trails Music Series. Bring a chair, bring a cooler—just don’t miss it.
Saturday, 7 PM
Downtown Muncie
FREE Admission!
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Friday May 30, 2025
Friday May 30, 2025
Ready to fire up the grill? On today’s Delaware County Today with Steve Lindell, we welcomed Shanisty Ireland—grill master, foodie, and all-around summer hostess expert!
She shared her best tips for the summer cookout season—from prepping your meats to making sure guests don’t show up empty-handed (we’re looking at you, “I’ll bring the potato salad” guy ).
Plus, Steve discovered a surprise package of pork rinds outside the studio… courtesy of Shanisty herself! Turns out, pork rinds are the ultimate keto-friendly snack (and even make a great breadcrumb alternative ).
Follow Her on Instagram @ShanistyIreland
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Friday May 30, 2025
Delaware County Today 5/30/25
Friday May 30, 2025
Friday May 30, 2025
A Local Legacy, A Beautiful Mess & Kitchen Magic
This morning on Delaware County Today, we served up a full helping of Muncie’s heart and hustle:
Mike Martin of Mike Martin & The Beautiful Mess sat down with Gary Joseph to talk about the band’s return to the Three Trails Music Series. With stories from the early days of Doc’s Music Hall to heartfelt songwriting inspired by family, Mike reminds us why music and community go hand-in-hand.
Jason Newman, outgoing CEO of the Boys & Girls Club of Muncie, gave Steve Lindell his first interview since announcing his departure. From rebuilding community trust to expanding youth programs, Jason reflects on nearly a decade of transformation—and what he hopes comes next.
And yes—
Shanisty Ireland She brought ideas, laughs, and a whole lot of flavor, sharing creative ways to make easy meals that bring families together.
Catch the full episode now — music, mission, and Muncie flavor — at wmunmuncie.com
Presented by Muncie Community Schools

Friday May 30, 2025
Friday May 30, 2025
After nearly nine years of transformative leadership, Jason Newman sat down with Steve Lindell on Delaware County Today for his first in-depth interview since announcing his departure as CEO of the Boys & Girls Club of Muncie.
Jason opens up about:
Rebuilding trust after crisis
Expanding vital services for kids
Navigating the pandemic
Why he’s choosing now to step away—and why he’s not leaving Muncie
“We’re here for all kids. That’s what’s always mattered most.”

Thursday May 29, 2025

Thursday May 29, 2025
Delaware County Today 5/29/25
Thursday May 29, 2025
Thursday May 29, 2025
Steve Lindell sits down with Cheryl Crowder from the Muncie Downtown Development Partnership and Kim Miller from Tribune Showprint to talk all things Brink of Summer ArtsWalk!

Thursday May 29, 2025
The Brink of Summer ArtsWalk on Delaware County Today! 5/29/25
Thursday May 29, 2025
Thursday May 29, 2025
Get ready for a summer kickoff like no other! In this episode of Delaware County Today, Steve Lindell sits down with Cheryl Crowder from the Muncie Downtown Development Partnership and Kim Miller from Tribune Showprint to talk all things Brink of Summer ArtsWalk.
From steamroller printing to Downtown Idol auditions, Flower Hour to Yard Art, this packed conversation highlights the creativity and community spirit pulsing through downtown Muncie. Cheryl brings her signature enthusiasm (and contagious smile), while Kim previews the one-of-a-kind spectacle where giant wooden prints will be pressed using a full-sized steamroller.
What’s new this year?
Where to grab a bite?
Who’s performing live?
How to get Flower Hour tickets before they sell out?
Find out all of this—and more—on this exciting episode of Delaware County Today. It’s your full guide to the June 6th ArtsWalk event, complete with art, music, food, and family fun.

Wednesday May 28, 2025

Wednesday May 28, 2025
President Mearns on Delaware County Today 5/28/25
Wednesday May 28, 2025
Wednesday May 28, 2025
From summer enrollment trends to exciting new campus facilities, hear how Ball State University is evolving to meet the needs of students and the community. Learn about groundbreaking student fellowships, upcoming campus events including free concerts, and the university’s commitment to faculty and staff well-being. Don’t miss this insightful and upbeat chat with President Mearns on WMUN Delaware County Today!
Tune in or catch the episode anytime — you’ll get a fresh perspective on education, culture, and community in East Central Indiana.

Wednesday May 28, 2025
Delaware County Today 05/28/25
Wednesday May 28, 2025
Wednesday May 28, 2025
Steve brings on Ted Baker from the Innovation Connector in Muncie. Ted shares exciting news about this year’s Business Showcase Week—set for November 17-22—which will feature a record-breaking 80 events celebrating entrepreneurship across East Central Indiana.
Also the latest local and national news highlights. From airline baggage fees changing on Southwest and West Airlines, to updates from the West Coast — where Seattle recently saw peaceful protests and counter-protests around the mayor’s policies.
We also celebrate National Hamburger Day with tasty deals at popular chains like Burger King, Wendy’s, and Shake Shack — plus fun facts about America’s favorite cookout food.
Also interview with President Mearns from Ball State University, airing at 8:30 a.m. on WMUN.

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