Podcasts By Larry Lannan

It is good to know what is new, and what is not new, on issues such as the vaccine mandate, social distancing in the workplace, Telework and much more. Hear more about all that in this week's Chapter 49 Podcast with Duncan Giles & Larry lannan.

It has been months since a group of experts went behind closed doors and began to put together plans for a new Fishers City Hall and Arts complex. Mayor Scott Fadness & Deputy Mayor Elliott Hultgren join the podcast to talk about the project.

Monica Heltz talks about consolidating the COVID testing and vaccine facilities in Fishers, plus much more in this podcast.

The City of Fishers has established a new commission aimed at helping and honoring military veterans. Two members of the new body - El Ahlwardt & Elliott Hultgren, talk with Larry about what is next for the commission.

Duncan Giles & Larry Lannan are back with another Chapter49 podcast this week. Issues discussed include the IRS COVID testing program, status of the vaccine mandate following the Appeals Court decision, how some discipline and telework do not mix and much more.

Summer is nearly here and that means concerts at the Nickel Plate Amphitheater. Shannon Jones & Marissa Deckert from the Parks & Recreation Department talk about the Tuesday free concerts and the ticketed acts coming to Fishers this season.

My latest film review - Everything Everywhere All At Once

An important appeals court decision on the federal employee vaccine mandate, plus much more in this week's Chapter 49 Podcast, featuring Duncan Giles & Larry Lannan

Duncan & Larry talk about plans for returning to the office, along with a number of other issues in this week's podcast

Director David France examines COVID, the race to develop vaccines and what happened the. Here is my review of the HBO documentary film How To Survive A Pandemic.

Mike Johnson retired from the Fishers Police Department, then went to the Hamilton Southeastern Schools to become Director of School Safety. He joins the podcast.

IRS employees will be returning to work in phases, with everyone back by June 25. Duncan Giles & Larry Lannan spend most of this podcast talking about the agreement reached with NTEU about Return To OFfice (RTO)

In this week's Chapter 49 Podcast, Duncan Giles & Larry Lannan discuss a recent decision by IRS management to bring some employees back to the office with no 30-day notice, as promised.

Hamilton County has a very impressive Emergency Operations Center, with a staff led by Executive Director Shane Booker. Mr. Booker talked with Larry about his work in this podcast

After 2 years of dealing with COVID, Duncan & Larry look back and look forward. They also discuss the new fiscal year 2022 budget, the hiring plan, handling the paper inventory and much more.

Democratic State Senator Fady Qaddoura talks about the 2022 Indiana Legislative session, including gun permits, education policy and much more.

Another budget cliff-hanger may be coming March 11, the paper processing surge, return to office and much more in this week's Chapter 49 Podcast. Lorie McCann from Chicago joins Duncan & Larry

March is Disability Awareness Month, and Fishers has some special events planned. Cecilia Coble & Kelly Hartman join Larry to talk about it.

Paper inventory surge, return to office (RTO), COVID testing, government funding and more in this week's Chapter 49 Podcast...with Duncan Giles & Larry Lannan

County Commissioner Mark Heirbrandt, Hamilton County Highway Director Brad Davis & County Highway Engineer Jim Neal join Larry to talk about upcoming construction at 146th St. & Allisonville Road, and more, in this podcast.