Podcasts By Larry Lannan

Jody Britten says too many people residing in Fishers live in a "Bubble" and do not understand how people outside Fishers truly perceive us. She discusses that in this podcast.

NTEU has been asking IRS why it can take longer than normal to process a PAR action (promotion, within-grade). We are also asking about details of a new Tele-Work pilot program. Duncan Giles and Larry Lannan talk about that and much more in this episode of the Chapter 49 Podcast.

Netflix has a six-part docudrama telling the story of Purdue Pharma, the Sackler family and the drug Oxycontin. Here is my review

A technical glitch ended the podcast early, but Duncan Giles and Larry Lannan were able to cover the NTEU National Convention, possible avoidance of a government shutdown October 1 and 1-year anniversary of the Inflation Reduction Act.

The Geist Half Marathon & 5K race is back in 2023 on September 16, bigger and better than ever. On the podcast to talk about it are Tom Britt and Jake Reardon McSoley

Mayor Scott Fadness has something to say about the news being generated by the Hamilton East Library Board, and he talks about that in this podcast, plus much more.

School is starting in the Hamilton Southeastern (HSE) District. I invited three top administrators onto the podcast to talk about the start of school for the 20230-2024 school year - Superintendent Dr. Yvonne Stokes, Asst. Superintendent Dr. Matt Kegley & Katy Dowling, Chief Financial Officer.

A possible government shutdown, Tony Reardon's final days as NTEU National President and much more in this edition of the Chapter 49 Podcast, with Duncan Giles & Larry Lannan

Bob Kravitz has worked as a sports columnist in the Indianapolis area for the IndyStar, WTHR and The Athletic. Bob has now branched out on his own with Substack, a subscription service. We talk about all that and more in this podcast.

There is important news this week of interest to Revenue Officers, Revenue Agents, Accounts Management and Taxpayer Assistance Centers. Duncan Giles & Larry Lannan cover it all and more in this podcast

After a long career teaching at HSE Schools, and having served in the Air Force, Mike Fassold sat down and talked about those careers, now that he is retired.

With the COVID vaccination rules changed, how does that impact employees with approved reasonable accommodations? Duncan Giles and Larry Lannan cover that, telework and much more in this podcast.

Monica Heltz discusses the grading system implemented this year to measure health standard compliance among Fishers restaurants, plus much more, in this podcast.

The film Oppenheimer, directed by Christopher Nolan, has been a mucn-anticipated film. Does the film live up to all that? Here is my review

Duncan Giles & Larry Lannan welcome NTEU National President Toney Reardon as the guest on this podcast, just weeks before his retirement.

Geist and Fishers monthly magazines have been published by Tom Britt for about 19 years. Tom's Towne Post Network has sold franchises of those two publications to new owners. Tom Britt, Justin Biehl & Alison Gatz join Larry to talk about it.

With the presidential campaign season already underway, there are once again attacks on IRS from some candidates. Duncan Giles & Larry Lannan talk about that and much more in this episode of the Chapter 49 Podcast.

A committee in the House of Representatives has approved a budget which is not good news for IRS. For more on the that, pay raise for next year and much more, join Duncan Giles & Larry Lannan for this episode of the Chapter 49 Podcast.

Marissa Deckert is the Director of the Fishers Parks & Recreation Department. She talks about the 2023 Spark Fishers Festival in this podcast.

Chapter 49 is about to conduct a local election...also, NTEU Chapter Presidents met with IRS Commissioner Werfel in Kansas City recently. Those topics and more on this episode of the Chapter 49 Podcast.