Podcasts By Larry Lannan

In the very first Grade A Movies Podcast, Alec Toombs and Adam Aasen join Larry Lannan to talk about the new Christopher Nolan film Tenet, and talk about a few other film-related items.

The City of Fishers is offering a seminar, Interrupting Racism, for up to 500 residents. Mayor Scott Fadness and consultant Dustin Washington talk about the program.

NTEU National Director of Negotiations Ken Moffett joins Chapter 49 President Duncan Giles and host Larry Lannan on this week's Chapter 49 podcast

My review of the Christopher Nolan film Tenet

Matthew Socey once again will emcee the Fishers Blues Fest.....he takes some time to talk about this year's Fest and a few other subjects

You will notice a change in your tax withholding on your next paycheck.....Chapter 49 President Duncan Giles explains why and what you need to know.

After a long drought, I finally watch a film in a movie theater - The Personal History of David Copperfield

Chapter President Duncan Giles talks about equipment, training and COVID

Janie Ulmer, new principal at Hamilton Southeastern High School, talks about her new job

Chapter 49 President Duncan Giles talks about lack of COVID-19 testing for employees, equipment for teleworkers, Weather & Safety Leave, along with a number of other topics, in this week's podcast, following a week off.

Chapter 49 President Duncan Giles talks about the 2021 IRS budget prospects, talks on coronavirus aid and the status of weather & safety leave on this edition of our podcast

Elliot Hultgren looks back on over 2 years of serving as Fishers Deputy Mayor

NTEU Chapter 49 President Duncan Giles welcomes the union's national Executive Vice President Jim Bailey to this week's Chapter 49 podcast

Dr. Indy Lane and Monica Heltz talk about the Fishers Health Department, COVID-19 and other issues.

NTEU Chapter 49 President Duncan Giles talks about the latest news of interest to those working for IRS in the state of Indiana

Hamilton Southeastern School Board President Michell Fullhart reads a statement on the decision to begin the school year virtually

With the upcoming general election cycle and state government grappling with an upturn in novel coronavirus cases, I had plenty of issues to discuss with Lindsey Erdody, reporter for the Indianapolis Business Journal.

Fishers Mayor Scott Fadness and Councilwoman Jocelyn Vare discuss the city's debt tied to Geist Waterfront Park

Treasurer Zoe Olgy joins Chapter 49 President Duncan Giles on this week's podcast

Julia Ricci, Senior Programmer for the Heartland Film Festival, joins Larry, Alec Toombs and Adam Aasen talking about the Shorts Film Festival