🎤🔥 Kaitlyn René joins us in the studio! As the powerhouse behind Krescendo LLC and lead singer of Mercury’s Muse, she’s redefining the entertainment industry. From electrifying live performances to curating massive, high-energy events featuring aerialists, dancers, and dazzling stage setups—her work is nothing short of spectacular!https://www.KrescendoLLC.com

🎬 Lights, camera, action! Nathan Bechtold, president of Indiana Filmmakers Network, joins us in the studio to share how IFN is empowering filmmakers across Indiana. With over 13,000 members, monthly meetups, and workshops covering everything from directing to voice acting, IFN is a powerhouse for creatives. Nathan talks about the network’s 25-year history, exciting upcoming events, and how YOU can get involved. Whether you’re an aspiring filmmaker, actor, or industry pro, this conversation is a must-watch!📅 Want to attend an IFN meetup? Visit: www.indianafilmmakers.org🎟️ Win a $50 District Tap gift card! Enter now: https://INtheLoop.tv/giveaways/

Tim and Matt from Night Owl Country Band join us in the studio to celebrate a decade of making music, share stories from the road, and talk about their upcoming album Owl Harvest, dropping April 11th! Plus, we discuss their Grand Ole Opry performance, collaborations with music legends like John PayCheck, and their exciting album release concert in Columbus, IN, featuring Survivor’s Rupert and Johnny PayCheck’s son! Get all the details on where to see them live, their viral social media presence, and what keeps their music true to the soul of America!🎟️ Get tickets & tour dates: https://NightOwlCB.com

In this engaging episode, we sit down with Sasha Owens, an accomplished author, actor, and Beast Games competitor. Sasha discusses her six published books, her exciting role as a witch in The Originals, and her experiences on Beast Games—Amazon Prime’s number-one reality competition show. Sasha also shares behind-the-scenes stories from Vegas and Canada, the emotional challenges of competing, and her bond with her fellow “Beasties.” Discover her journey of resilience, creativity, and the exciting projects she has in the pipeline.

Don’t forget to check out Sasha’s books and projects via her Linktree at linktr.ee/sashaowens !

Hosted by Renée Michelle Merrifield

Produced by Jason Aaron

Tony Brewer, 2024 Indiana Literary Champion, joins us in-studio to discuss his impactful journey in the literary world. From creating Poetry on Demand at festivals to crafting eulogies in cemeteries, Tony’s typewriter art has touched countless lives. We’ll explore his passion for spoken word, his work mentoring young poets, and how his creative process keeps the art of poetry alive and thriving. Don’t miss his insights on winning the prestigious Eugene and Marilyn Glick Literary Champion Award and the unique stories behind his typewriter artistry.

https://linktr.ee/TonyBrewer

Hosted by Renée Michelle Merrifield

Produced by Jason Aaron

Join us for an inspiring in-studio interview with Leon Crosby, the creative force behind Crosby Family Art. With decades of experience, Leon shares his passion for teaching and creating art, collaborating with his talented family, and painting incredible murals across Muncie and beyond. Learn how he transforms fluid art into masterpieces, connects with the community through mural projects, and helps artists at all levels discover their potential. Visit CrosbyFamilyArt.com for art lessons, original works, and more!

https://www.crosbyfamilyart.com

Join us as we welcome the legendary team behind the 30th Annual Circle City Toy Run! Featuring Alpine, Bumper, Bulldog, Danny D, Scott, and Angie, this in-studio segment dives into the heartwarming mission of delivering joy to kids in need. From a thrilling motorcycle ride to a mouthwatering hog roast and incredible prizes, including a Harley-Davidson and an electric bike, this event is a can’t-miss holiday tradition. Discover how you can contribute to the Salvation Army’s Angel Tree Program and bring smiles to thousands of children this Christmas season.

Discover the fascinating story of Carol Estes, an artist who transformed personal loss into breathtaking creativity. Starting photography in her fifties as a way to process grief, Carol has since mastered unique mediums like chlorophyll prints, cyanotypes, and intentional camera movement photography. From award-winning Cardinal images to her poetic tributes and upcoming 500+ page book preserving her great-grandfather’s wisdom, Carol’s work spans visual and written arts. Explore her journey of resilience, her unique methods, and the timeless beauty of her creations. Don’t miss this inspiring segment on IN the Loop.