Episodes

Wednesday Apr 09, 2025
Delaware County Today 4/09/25
Wednesday Apr 09, 2025
Wednesday Apr 09, 2025
A power-packed episode of Delaware County Today with Lt. Governor Micah Beckwith and Chuck Reynolds, CEO of Muncie Community Schools! Steve Lindell guides the conversation through state-level insights and local school happenings. Fun, informative, and full of community connection.
Listen now at [WMUNmuncie.com] or your go-to podcast platform.
#MicahBeckwith #ChuckReynolds #IndianaPolitics #MuncieEducation #DelawareCountyToday #WMUN

Wednesday Apr 09, 2025
Chuck Reynolds, CEO of Muncie Community Schools, on Delaware County Today 4/09/25
Wednesday Apr 09, 2025
Wednesday Apr 09, 2025
Chuck Reynolds, CEO of Muncie Community Schools, on Delaware County Today with Steve Lindell. From the surprising double resignation of two head coaches to updates on property tax legislation, marching band buzz, dual credit programs, and future plans for the district—Chuck covers it all. Hear how MCS continues to lead in innovation and student success, all while Steve is wearing Bearcat purple.
Stream it now at [WMUNmuncie.com] or wherever you listen to your favorite local podcasts.
#MuncieCommunitySchools #ChuckReynolds #EducationLeadership #DelawareCountyToday #WMUN

Wednesday Apr 09, 2025
Indiana Lieutenant Governor Micah Beckwith on Delaware County Today 4/09/25
Wednesday Apr 09, 2025
Wednesday Apr 09, 2025
Indiana Lieutenant Governor Micah Beckwith joins us to talk about:
Southern Indiana flood recovery efforts
His views on tariffs, economic strategy, and the role of manufacturing in Indiana
The push for property tax reform and where the Governor may land on it
How his team is coordinating with local officials for FEMA support and road repair
Immigration laws, enforcement, and why “next-level success” starts with honoring legal pathways
The truth behind the Cybertruck vs. Chevy Tahoe rumors — and how it all ended up in the Indy Star
Plus, a full weather update from WMUN’s Paul Poteet, who promises quieter skies after today’s storms, and a tease of what’s next with Chuck Reynolds and the Muncie schools update coming up next.
Listen now at WMUNmuncie.com or on 92.5 FM — live, local, and always asking the next question.
#DelawareCountyToday #LtGovBeckwith #IndianaNews #MuncieRadio #WMUN #LocalLeadership #FloodRecovery #CybertruckSpotted

Tuesday Apr 08, 2025

Tuesday Apr 08, 2025
Delaware County Today 4/08/25
Tuesday Apr 08, 2025
Tuesday Apr 08, 2025
On this episode of Delaware County Today with Steve Lindell:
It’s an M-town mashup of city business, smoked alligator, bracketology, and baseball history.
Mayor Dan Ridenour drops in to discuss:
The 5-4 city council vote approving a 5% raise for police and fire, funded in part by opioid settlement dollars
Updates on the new Seven Brew location and July 4th celebration plans
Pothole reporting and what happens if your lawn gets too wild
Legislative updates from the Statehouse
And yes… his stance on alligator eyeballs at Ivy Tech Gator Day
PLUS:
Bracketology results: find out who at Woof Boom Radio nailed March Madness
Today’s “Word of the Day” (we dare you to guess it before we reveal it)
A spotlight on the health impact of ultra-processed foods
Catch the full episode now at WMUNmuncie.com or on 92.5 FM WMUN — your home for local talk radio.
#DelawareCountyToday #MuncieNews #MayorDan #IvyTechGatorDay #LocalTalkRadio #MuncieProud

Tuesday Apr 08, 2025
Mayor Dan Ridenour on Delaware County Today 4/08/25
Tuesday Apr 08, 2025
Tuesday Apr 08, 2025
On this episode of Delaware County Today, Mayor Dan Ridenour joins Steve Lindell to talk about hot topics from the latest city council meeting—including a narrow 5-4 vote to approve a 5% raise for police and fire, funded in part by opioid settlement money.
Also discussed:
Is a NEW Seven Brew location coming to McGalliard??
Pothole reporting (yes, it’s that season!)
Muncie’s two July 4th celebrations
Ivy Tech’s… smoked gator tradition?!
And the Mayor is headed to the Statehouse?!
Catch the full interview on WMUN 92.5 FM, streaming now at WMUNmuncie.com
#Muncie #LocalGov #CityCouncil #DelawareCountyToday

Monday Apr 07, 2025

Monday Apr 07, 2025
Will Isaacs Financial Strategist on Delaware County Today
Monday Apr 07, 2025
Monday Apr 07, 2025
Financial strategist Will Isaacs joins the show to break down the recent stock market declines and what they mean for retirement accounts, long-term investments, and timing your next move. Straightforward guidance for anyone looking to make informed financial decisions.

Monday Apr 07, 2025
Delaware County Today 4/7/25
Monday Apr 07, 2025
Monday Apr 07, 2025
Today on Delaware County Today;
News, Sports and Weather!
Later in the hour a financial strategist Will Isaacs joins to break down the recent stock market declines and what they mean for retirement accounts, long-term investments, and timing your next move. Straightforward guidance for anyone looking to make informed financial decisions.

Sunday Apr 06, 2025
Darla and Joe Fox from Disaster Relief on Come on Over
Sunday Apr 06, 2025
Sunday Apr 06, 2025
Join us as special guests, Darla and Joe Fox from Disaster Relief, share how SCBI churches are connecting, training, and rising to the urgent challenges of our world. For more information visit Disaster Relief - State Convention of Baptists in Indiana.

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