This week Barry talks about pets with Leslie Hudson from the Monroe County Humane Association, she's the educator and program manger for the MCHA.

This week Barry talks with Emily Pike and Sherrie Shuler from New Hope for Families. New Hope for Families helps families impacted by homelessness gain and maintain stable housing and provides accredited early childhood development services aimed at breaking the cycle of homelessness and poverty.

As the holiday season draws closer, Barry sits down with Katie Broadfoot, executive director of Monroe County United Ministries, to talk about what her organization's long history of helping Hoosiers.

Barry chats with Amanda Nickey, the president and CEO of Mother Hubbard's Cupboard, about the work they do to keep Bloomington well-fed and healthy.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of South Central Indiana Director Danell Witmer joins Barry to talk about the program, the extended family it has provided Witmer, and how it improves the lives of everyone involved.

Barry is joined by guests from Bloomington's very own Breast Cancer Awareness Walk on Oct. 27th to talk about the event's past, present, and future.