Donna shares her story of meeting and falling in love with her husband, Greg. More than marital partners, they shared a love of music and collaborated on many songs and albums. Sadly, like many marriages, they were challenged by Greg's growing health issues.

Mattoon,Illinois musician Dusty Maninfior has a rich history playing in popular local bands, Superbad and Jane Doe, along with others. Dusty shares the importance of music in his life and how a totally random encounter ended with a performance on America's Got Talent with Richard Goodall and The Sugar Street Band.

Dan Craw was moved many years ago to start his business, New Life Care Care, to help those who are struggling with transportation difficulties. His mission to help those in need has helped many families.

Paul Thorn is the son of a Pentecostal preacher. He went on to become a boxer who once fought Roberto Duran. Music has always been a big part of Paul's life, but he never dreamed how music would change the direction of his life.

Wendy shares about how she and Stacy randomly met a man who had a big impact on them and how they got to enjoy celebrating his 95th birthday.

Angelia has been at her present job for nearly 20 years. She shares insight into the ever-changing landscape of tourism and how Mattoon is working with other area towns to bring more tourists to our communities.

Kenton is a native of French Lick, Indiana and is an enthusiastic director of the local museum. I doubt that you could find a more enthusiastic and passionate spokesman for his hometown. As a railroad enthusiast also, Kenton shares about the very popular French Lick Resort Polar Express.

Maggie tells about how her experience attending Eastern Illinois University in Charleston prepared her for her career at WCIA3 in Champaign. We also discuss Maggie becoming the first female news director in the 70 year history of WCIA.