Sound of Goshen

Have a listen with Vince and Steve and hear about Steve's journey in business and consulting.  Steve wears many hats and is really involved in the community.

Have a listen with Vince and Dante and hear his story and career.

We sat down with Keith from Found in Downtown Goshen to learn more about his business and operations.  Here about how he has adapted and changed over the years and continues to provide shoppers with an experience when they enter his store.

Vince sits down with Karuu Njogu of 1st Source Bank to talk about not only his path and career, but also his experience as a recent graduate of the Leadership Goshen Cohort 4 this past May.

Experienced Fire Chief Dan Sink of the City of Goshen discusses his journey in the fire service, emphasizing strong relationships and the economic impact of a good department. Challenges of caring for aging communities and preparing for a new fire station are highlighted. Chief Sink's involvement at the national level advocating for fire service issues is also explored, alongside reflections on his career and gratitude for his team.

Greta Miller, a high school student and podcast editor, discusses her love for music and audio editing in the 100th episode. The podcast explores her editing skills, origins of the show, favorite episodes, interview tips, and future plans for student involvement and community outreach.

Greg Conrad, President & CEO of Habitat For Humanity of Elkhart County, shares the mission and vision of Habitat, their impact on housing needs in the community, and the collaborative efforts of volunteers. The podcast explores the challenges faced during COVID-19, the successful partnerships with corporations and donors, and the personal journey of transitioning to Habitat For Humanity.

Shelley Sturry, GM of Elkhart County 4H Fair, talks about challenges, fair prep, community events, and feedback. Exploring roles, 4H connections, personal ties, and anticipation for the upcoming fair. Discussing community engagement, feedback, and favorite fair foods in a fun rapid-fire segment.

Meet Yolo DeMarco, the entrepreneur honored in Michiana's 40 Under 40. She shares her journey from Mexico to the US, overcoming language barriers. Yolo Vox empowers the Hispanic community, hosts business expos, and gives back to underprivileged children in Latin America.

Dr. Tami Hicks, CEO of the Boys & Girls Club of Elkhart County, discusses her journey and vision for the club. Topics include merging educational principles with club activities, embracing individuality in leadership transitions, inspiring music journey of a young girl with speech impediment, evolution of services at Boys & Girls Club, and youth empowerment through career exposure.