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Entrepreneur, Mother, CEO, Author and Hope 25 Party Planner, Angelia Stone connects with Linzi on their recent event and how lifting up another woman can lift up our community.

Cam and T.c Talk with Woofboom's very own Zach Johnson about their everlasting love and hot takes on Star Wars!

Cam and T.C talk to Dr.Blanch about her Comic, her Comic book story, and all the new things she may have coming up.

Today Steve covers, guns at schools not in Muncie Delaware County, but in Indiana. Thankfully that we are getting more IHSAA officals. More on the Canadian Wildfires, And Steve hears more from 5th Congressional District congress woman Victoria Spartz While special guest Mark Foerster tells us how we can watch all the local high school sports right here on Wmun!

Mark and Steve tell us exactly how to watch all your local High school games! Central At Delta on WMUN tonight!

- HS Football Preview
- Kelli Miller Phillips- Coach of Ball State Women's Volleyball

Big episode today! We have In studio guest Delaware County Sheriff Tony Skinner.
BSU President Mearns on the phone giving us the latest BSU updates!
And District Congress Woman Victoria Spartz ending our hour!

Victoria Spartz Tells WMUN about the challenges she faces fighting for the people. Victoria expresses to Steve how people should be able to express their feelings. More on attending the Town Hall Pendleton.

BSU President Mearns talks to us about the MOVE-IN-A-THON at Ball state. Mearns gives Steve all the new-student / Freshman Events happening on campus.  Will there be a mosh pit with Don Mclean? Mearns Introduces the NEW off-campus Quality Housing Initiative to Steve. Just how is ball state helping with Muncie's economy? When is the new PBS Documentary featuring Anderson? What about the football games coming up?

Delaware county Sheriff Tony Skinner gives us insight even thought it's not his Jurisdiction on the lack of updates on the shooting that recently happened on Hackley. There was a car theft that happened at Right Drive in Muncie Steve and Sheriff Skinner give us there thoughts on that. Back to school also means back to being safe, Sheriff Skinner gives us important safety tips for keeping safe this season.