Podcasts By Larry Lannan

Todd Zimmerman, a Fishers City Councilor At-Large, and Jake Reardon-McSoley, Director of Recreation & Wellness for the City of Fishers, were both involved in bringing a new Community Center to Fishers in spring of 2025. Both men sat down for this podcast to discuss what this new center will mean for the city.

HAND Inc. has just announced the ground breaking for a development in Fishers, Cumberland Cottages, and just held its annual housing conference. HAND Executive Director Andrea Davis talks about taht and more in this podcast.

Kata Sybenga heads-up the Legislative Department on NTEU, and joins Duncan Giles & Larry Lannan. There was a technical glitch at the end but she had time to share a great deal about the debt ceiling legislation

Uncertainty continues to reign as we await the talks aimed at preventing a federal government default. Duncan Giles & Larry Lannan discuss that and much more in this episode of the Chapter 49 Podcast.

Fishers Mayor Scott Fadness & Deputy Mayor Elliott Hultgren join the podcast. They talk about Geist Waterfront Park and a number of other issues in this podcast.

The debt ceiling deadline is approaching. Duncan Giles & Larry Lannan talk about that, the value of in-person training, the high attrition rate among IRS new hires and much more in this podcast episode

Why should you submit a self-assessment? Duncan Giles and Larry Lannan answer that question and talk about why volunteering for the VITA program just might be a good idea for you. Than and more discussed in this week's podcast.

Duncan Giles spends most of this podcast talking about a conference call he was on with other chapter presidents, talking with IRS Commissioner Danny Werfel. Larry Lannan hosts.

NTEU files a grievance over rollout of a new certified mail system, new rules on leave for voting and NTEU files a grievance over rollout of a new certified mail system. That and more in this week's podcast with Duncan Giles & Larry Lannan

NTEU files a formal action on travel to training classes, key congressional testimony and much more in this week's Chapter 49 Podcast with Duncan Giles & Larry Lannan

Telework, PAR actions, tax deadline and hiring plans....all issues discussed this week by Duncan Giles & Larry Lannan in the Chapter 49 Podcast

There is another local news outlet launching, and it is part of the national news operation Axios. Lindsey Erdody and James Briggs talk about the launch of the Web site and e-mail newsletter, Axios Indianapolis, in this podcast.

The IRS has big hiring plans for at least the next 3 years....for more on that, and much more, join Duncan Giles & Larry Lannan for this edition of the Chapter 49 Podcast

Duncan Giles & Larry Lannan talk about proposals vs. real changes...what pre-decisional involvement means and much more in this week's Chapter 49 Podcast

Jason Taylor is the Director of Engineering for the City of Fishers and Hatem Mekky is the Assistant Director...they join me in this podcast to talk about what to expect in the summer construction season, and more.

After 8 years in office, NTEU National President Tony Reardon plans to retire and not seek re-election. For more on that, and many other issues, join Duncan Giles & Larry Lannan for this week's edition of the Chapter 49 Podcast

It is quite an honor to be named Teacher of the Year for the 4th largest school district in the state, the Hamilton Southeastern Schools. The current Teacher of the Year for HSE is Audrey Lash. She talks about a number of issues related to education and teaching.

A new IRS Commissioner has been confirmed & President Biden has released his 2024 budget proposals. Duncan Giles & Larry Lannan drill down on those issues and much more in this week's podcast episode.

There are plenty of issues before the Fishers City Council. Council President John Weingardt talks about many of those issues in this podcast.

March is Disability Awareness Month and Fishers is busy with activities all month. Joining me to talk about it are Cecilia Coble and Kelly Hartman