In this episode I’ll visit with Lisa Deyo at Sweet Reads Bookstore. It is the middle of July and it is the midpoint of the Find Waldo event. There is still time to pick up a form and find Waldo at the 28 various businesses in Austin.

Then I visit the Austin Public Library to talk with Julie Clinefelter. We talk about the Libby app and how you can use it to access books and materials in the library system that you can listen to as you go about your day.

I would like to take a quick moment to remind you that you are a large part of the success of the Wright Here, Right Now podcast. Thank you for liking and following the podcast. But I also need your help to keep this podcast going and it is pretty easy. Please recommend the Wright Here, Right Now podcast to your friends. They might not even be aware that we are here. Show them how easy it is to find and download each episode. Your personal recommendation is very powerful. Or even share a post about the podcast. Together we can keep this locally produced community based podcast going.

Also, I would like to hear from you! Feel free to email your thoughts, suggestions, and comments to wrighthererightnow7@gmail.com.

You can always text your thoughts, comments, and suggestions to 507-222-9595.

Or if you prefer you can call and leave a message at the Discover Austin office at 507.437.4563.

Thanks again for choosing the Wright Here, Right Now podcast.

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Coming up in this episode in this week’s Mower County Government segment I’ll be visiting with Tom Trow, Lead Architect and Project Director for the Grand Meadow Chert Quarry. Tom will talk about the significance of the Chert Quarry and what you’ll see when you go out and walk the trails of the quarry.

Then for this week’s City of Austin segment I’ll be talking with Jason Sehon, Director of Parks, Recreation and Forestry and Mark Bliese from the Austin Enhancement Group. The next High Water Music Series event takes place this week and we’ll talk about just what to expect when you attend.

Lastly, a reminder. If there is a group, organization, event coming up, or even an individual that you think would be a segment for this podcast please let me know. Feel free to email your thoughts, comments, and suggestions to wrighthererightnow7@gmail.com.

You can always text your comments, thoughts and suggestions to 507-222-9595.

Or if you prefer you can call and leave a message at the Discover Austin office at 507.437.4563.

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This episode marks an important moment for this podcast as I begin Season 2. So it is only fitting to start the new season right where this all began. I’ll be at Discover Austin visiting with Nancy Schnable and her special guest Steve Kime, a member of the Pillars of the Community Committee. We talk about the beginnings of the Pillars program, this year’s honorees, and how to nominate someone as a pillar of the community.

Then I visit with Meredith Maloney, office manager and naturalist at the Jay C. Hormel Nature Center. We learn all about Dammen Days and how you can head out to the Nature Center, have some fun and support the mentorship program at Nature Center.

I will also visit with Steve Barrett at the Austin Area Foundation. We talk about change and how organizational chance can be a powerful tool to move forward.

Being the Season 2 premiere, I would like to take a quick moment to thank you for being a large part of the success of the Wright Here, Right Now podcast. Your support through your kind words, comments and suggestions have made the past year absolutely fly by.

So thank you for liking and following the podcast. But I can still use your help to keep this podcast going and it is pretty easy. Please recommend the Wright Here, Right Now podcast to your friends. Let them know that we are here. Show them how easy it is to find and download each episode. Your personal recommendation is incredibly powerful. Or even share a post about the podcast on your social media. Together we can keep this locally produced community based podcast going.

And I would like to hear from you! Your feedback is important. Feel free to email your thoughts, comments ,and suggestions to wrighthererightnow7@gmail dot com.

You can always text your thoughts, comments and suggestions to 507-222-9595.

Or if you prefer you can call and leave a message at the Discover Austin office at 507.437.4563.

Thanks again for choosing the Wright Here, Right Now podcast.

www.AustinMN.com