Podcasts By Larry Lannan

The United Stats Supreme Court made history Monday, here is my take

Richie Hall, Sports Editor of the Hamilton County Reporter, talks about COVID-19 & its impact on local high school sports

Tonight's Larry's Log commentary includes high school graduations as well s technical issues on a meeting video live stream

Adam & Alec Toombs join Larry, talking about when movie theaters may reopen, and several other film & TV related items. After we finished recording, the Oscars announced their awards ceremony will be delayed until April.

In my view, it's time to get a deal done to bring Major League Baseball back

Fadness fights the utility companies and the local chamber gets a new president

Chapter 49 Vice President Kathie Corban joins Chapter President Duncan Giles this week, and they make an announcement of interest to all Chapter 49 members.

A presidential campaign and a major news organization joust over a poll....plus, Gone With the Wind is pulled by HBO Max.

With loud calls to defund police departments, I try to take another look at the entire issue of policing in a free, democratic society

With COVID-19 numbers on the rise, how will that impact the 2020 Indianapolis 500?

Indy Mayor Joe Hogsett has made a decision on a Confederate monument.....here is what I think

NTEU Chapter 49 President Duncan Giles talks about the death of George Floyd and discusses IRS plans to reopen Indiana IRS offices June 29th

A look at the Hamilton County 2020 election results

Mudsock Youth Athletics lost its spring sports programs to the novel coronavirus this year....Executive Director Scott Spillman talks about that and a number of other issues in this podcast.

If we want the street protests to stop, listen to their demands

A lot is going on now, but remember there is a June 2nd primary election

I don't pretend to fully understand everything that is happening in many American cities the past few days...but do have a few thoughts.

Tom Rich talks about the Fishers Arts Council

Parents are putting on the pressure, but the HSE School Board says "no" to immediate plan for the start of school in August.

Weekly podcast with NTEU Chapter 49 President Duncan Giles