Podcasts By Larry Lannan

Duncan Giles welcomes representatives of United Benefits, all about what NTEU members have at their disposal on important, independent advice. Larry joins later to talk about Telework and a big change in the TSP.

Fishers Mayor Scott Fadness and Indy Fuel hockey team President Larry McQeary talk about the now-under-construction Fishers Events Center and how it will be the home venue for the Fuel and the new Indoor Football League team.

Fishers Digest is a new free newsletter centered in local news. Larry talks with the publisher, Skyler Braun

A government shutdown will not happen after November 17, but the new deadline is early February for IRS and many other agencies. For more on that and other issues, join Duncan Giles & Larry Lannan for this episode of the Chapter 49 Podcast.

Steve Loser is the Director of PK-12 (P stands for pre-school) Initiatives for HSE Schools. He talks about a lot in this podcast, including the Ford Next General Learning program and the local district's relationship with the Pursuit Institute.

Another government shutdown looks possible by November 17 if no agreement is reached in Congress...plus good news on employee awards. With more on that and much more, here is the Chapter 49 Podcast with Duncan Giles & Larry Lannan.

There is a new Speaker of the House, leading to a vote by that body of concern to IRS employees. Duncan Giles & Larry Lannan are back after a week off, talking about that and much more.

Julie Moorehead is Executive Director of the Fishers-based nonprofit, More Than A Phone. Her group provides cell phones and data plans for victims of domestic violence. She also talks about the October 29th fund-raising event tailgating the Colts-Saints NFL game. She talks about all that in the podcast.

With FEHB health insurance open season starting November 13, NTEU is offering members the Consumer Checkbook, a free service to guide you in making your health insurance provider decision. Duncan Giles & Larry Lannan talk about that and much more in this episode of the Chapter 49 Podcast.

Selina Stoller has represented the North West District on the Fishers City Council since Fishers became a city. She is on the ballot for another 4-year term. She talks with Larry about her re-election campaign in this podcast.

Bill Stuart has taken on a number of roles in the local community during his 30 years living in Fishers. He is now a candidate for Fishers City Council in the South West District. Larry talks with Bill about his candidacy in this podcast.

The House of Representatives is still without a Speaker as Duncan Giles & Larry Lannan recorded this podcast. They talk about how that uncertainty impacts IRS funding, awards and employee pay, plus much more in this podcast.

Advance HSE is the Political Action Committee advocating for the passage of the school funding referendum on the November ballot. Matt Kegley and Laura Smoots join Larry to talk about it.

Tiffanie Ditlevson sits down with Larry and discusses her views as a candidate for the Fishers City Council, at-large

Bill McLellan is a Democrat running for Fishers City Council in the North West District. He joins Larry in this podcast to talk about his campaign.

John Weingardt represents the South Central District on the Fishers City Council. He says this is his last campaign for a council seat. He talks about that with Larry in this podcast.

The federal government did not shut down October 1, and that is good news, but where does it all go from here? Duncan Giles & Larry Lannan talk about that and much more in this episode of the Chapter 49 Podcast

Crystal Neumann was appointed to fill the remainder of Samantha DeLong's Fishers City Council term. She is running for a full 4-year term in the North Central District. She joins Larry in this podcast.

Lane Skeeters ran for the South Central District Fishers City Council seat 4 years ago and is running once again. He joins Larry in this podcast.

John DeLucia joins Larry Lannan and Mike Fassold to talk about his campaign for Fishers City Council, North Central District.