Weekend Shows

This week’s show featured Radio Talking Book program director Ryan Osentowski promoting their service for the blind and visually impaired, SHARE Omaha executive director Teresa Mardesen discussing Do Good Days as part of National Volunteer Week later this month, and Gov. Jim Pillen talking about some of the early work done this session by the legislature.

This week’s show featured Scouting America Mid-America Council CEO Chris Mehaffey and the United Way’s Matt Wallen promoting their Scouting for Food partnership, Bikers Against Child Abuse members Phoenix, Pita, and Chubbs discussing what they do to help kids facing abuse, A Step Ahead’s Ashley Mohr and Deb Van Ornam inviting the public to help with their annual diaper drive to benefit the Nebraska Diaper Bank, and Truck Center Companies’ Chelsey Brooks providing details on their upcoming garage sale event to raise money for the Make-A-Wish Foundation.

This week’s show featured Taylor Galvin and Michael Holtzbauer promoting the annual Concordia Children’s Business Fair to support budding entrepreneurs, Cody Guffey detailing the Magnum Wrestling charity event to raise funds for local pet rescues, and Dr. Jay Wolfson looking back on five years since the COVID pandemic started.

This week’s show featured DEAR Diabetes president Lorie Lewis promoting their Strike Out Diabetes fundraiser on April 26th. Then, Tangier Shrine assistant rabban and historian Tim Bernet invited the public to their Corned Beef and Cabbage Feast on March 16th, an annual fundraiser for their service organization.

This week’s show featured ICAN’s Allison Zach and Cris Riddle promoting their annual Women’s Leadership Conference. Then, Al Vacanti with Sports For Kids invited the public to their benefit auction to raise funds to assist special-needs children.

This week’s show featured Grow Nebraska Women’s Business Center executive director Eden Butler providing insight and education on the grants and resources they work to connect entrepreneurs with in the area. Then, Northwestern Medicine’s Dr. Clyde Yancy talked about heart disease prevention before NYU Medical Center’s Dr. Lawrence Phillips promoted the benefits of learning CPR.