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Katie Robins joins Garage Talk to share her story, her passion for serving the community, and the drives behind her campaign as the Democratic candidate for Indiana State Representative District 31. We dive into her vision, goals, and what inspired her to step up and run.

Episode 204 live with Brian Casey, a longtime Indiana radio personality and one of the most recognizable voices in local broadcasting, from morning radio to years behind the mic entertaining listeners across the state.

Cynthia Wehr is the Democratic candidate for Indiana State Senate District 17. A lifelong Huntington County resident, she’s a farm-raised entrepreneur who built Wehr Into Flowers into a successful two-location business alongside her husband of 53 years, Colter. A mother of five and grandmother of ten, Cynthia later became a registered nurse, spending nearly 20 years in surgery at Lutheran Hospital of Indiana. She is also the co-founder of McKenzie’s Hope, the Huntington County Child Advocacy Center, and has long been active in advocating for children and equal rights. She shares with us the who, what, and why she is running for this heavily contested seat.

Episode 202 of Garage Talk features Sheriff candidate Del Garcia in a no-nonsense, straight-up conversation about law enforcement, leadership, and the future of the community. We dive into his background, what drives him to run, and where he stands on key issues like public safety, accountability, and trust between officers and the public. It’s real talk, local impact, and the kind of discussion voters need before heading to the polls.

Inside the lines page admin Tylis Larkin joins us to talk football, indoor, Arena league and 37U football.

Molly Early is a concerned citizen turned activist fighting for her community, sharing what she is fighting for. Labeled a troublemaker, she carries the torch for those she feels have been silenced.

Dave Moody of Hairball takes time from his busy tour schedule to share his experiences, influences, and talk about his Pittsburgh Steelers possible draft picks.

Dean small joins us in the garage as he makes his candidacy for Grant County coroner. We talk about his deep roots in Grant County and his commitment to the community. His volunteer work at the gas city Performing Art Center, Dean breaks down what it truly takes to be a good corner, attention to detail, compassion, and getting things right when it matters most. A real straightforward conversation about service responsibility, and doing the job the right way.

Episode 196 features Keith Bennett, a small business owner and the man behind Los Amores Mexican restaurant in Marion, Indiana. He steps into the political arena as a candidate for Grant County Council, District Two. In this conversation, Keith shares why he's running and how his experiences as a local business owner shape his approach to leadership.

Stacci is a candidate for county clerk with over 20 years of experience working inside the local court system, including roles in the prosecutor's office and as a court reporter. She brings firsthand knowledge of how the system operates day to day. She is focused on improving efficiency, accuracy, and service for the people of Grant County.