Podcasts By Larry Lannan

There are rumors flying about vaccinations and COVID testing for employees....also, when will employees be called back to the work place? Duncan Giles discusses all that and more with Larry Lannan on this episode of the Chapter 49 Podcast

Adam Aasen, Alec Toombs & Larry Lannan talk about Jungle Cruise, three other new films, along with how new CDC mask guidelines may or many not impact the movie theater business.

Duncan Giles & Larry Lannan discuss ratification of the new National Agreement, developments in telework and government travel for the vaccinated, plus much more in this week's podcast.

Had a technical glitch, this podcast begins in progress with Adam Aasen reviewing the recently released film Old

The Brown Box Theatre group brought its traveling production of Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing to Fishers. Here is my review

Duncan Giles & Larry Lannan welcome IRS Engagement Officer Andy Reitmeyer to this week's Chapter 49 Podcast

The Hearland Short Film Festival for 2021 runs July 20-25. Here are some of my picks

Scott Spillman talks about the challenges of running Mudsock Youth Athletics, a local sports nonprofit, through the pandemic

Chapter 49 President Duncan Giles joins host Larry Lannan to discuss how the national bargaining went over the past several months, talks about how IRS might (or might not) handle the big hiring blitz expected yet this year, plus much more in this week's podcast.

Film about a 1969 Harlem music festival sat in a basement for 50 years. It is now part of a new documentary film about the Harlem Cultural Festival. Here is my review

Duncan Giles and Chicago Chapter 10 President Lori McCann join Larry to discuss the provisions in the recently concluded National Agreement talks. There is a lot to like in the new contract

Join Adam Aasen, Alec Toombs & Larry Lannan for review of Zola, Black Widow, Fear Street Part 1: 1994 and much more in this week's podcast

Here is my review of a new documentary film: Rita Moreno - Just a Girl Who Decided To Go For It

Fishers City Councilman At-Large Todd Zimmerman has been appointed by Mayor Scott Fadness to lead a group planning a new community center in Fishers. Todd provides on update in this podcast.

In this podcast episode, Adam reviews a new Pixar animated film, Alec reviews a comedy sequel and Larry looks at a reboot of the HBO serise In Treatment.

Planning and Zoning are important parts of local government. I invited the Director of Planning and Zoning for the City of Fishers, Megan Schaefer, to join me in this podcast, along with the Assistant Director, Ross Hilleary.

Prevail is a local Hamilton County nonprofit group centered on assisting victims of all kinds of violence. Susan Ferguson, the organization's Executive Director, and Sara Roorbach, Primary Prevention Specialist, join this podcast.

Duncan Giles is in Washington DC for the national agreement bargaining this week, and he is joined by NTEU Chapter 68 President Gary Kiribian as they both serve on the negotiating team. Larry remains in Indiana hosting the podcast. We talk about an important memo on telework from the Biden White House, confusion about EPL leave and a general update on the national bargaining.

Is the musical film "In the Heights" worth seeing? Here is my review.

Fishers Mayor Scott Fadness and Stephanie Perry talk about what's happening this summer in Fishers, and how to navigate the closure of 1116th Street in the heart of downtown, through August 1st