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In this episode, I sat down with Jon Scott, the football archivist for the Indianapolis Colts, who has been with the team since 1979. Jon shares his incredible experiences, from the secretive overnight move from Baltimore to Indianapolis in 1984 to the Colts' Super Bowl victory in 2006. He also delves into the pivotal moments of the Colts' history, including the drafting of Peyton Manning, and reminisces about the special team dynamics and some memorable pranks. You are going to learn about: - The untold story behind the Colts’ sudden move from Baltimore to Indianapolis -...
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Today my guest is Patrick Howard, the Co-Owner of Bad Dad Brewing. We got to dive into the story behind the family-owned brewery in Fairmount, Indiana that Patrick runs alongside his father Barry and his brother Derek. We discuss the origins of the business, which started as a result of their mother's successful restaurant, and evolved into a staple of Indiana's craft beer scene. Patrick also shares insights on the company's unique branding, pivotal moments of growth, and significant partnerships, including their association with Holiday World. You are going to learn about: ...
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While it was still fresh in my mind I turned on the mics and the cameras and explained exactly how we hosted a truly EPIC Indy 500 tailgate. We shared over 2,000 beverages (milk and coffee included.) Gave away $2,600 in cash Was the first truck in the infield of the Indy 500 And had SO much fun pulling it off. In this episode I share: Where the idea came from The execution that made it a reality How we made the whole thing profitable Thank you to our amazing sponsors: (Use code Nate for 20% off) Get IN. is brought to you by our friends at . Whether...
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In today's episode, I sit down with Sherm, a talented DJ from Indiana, who shares his incredible journey from humble beginnings in Bloomington to headlining shows across the nation. We dive into the pivotal moments that shaped his career, the rise of EDM in Indiana, and how his Midwest upbringing influenced his music. From discussing his first big break to his community-building efforts and plans for the future, this episode is a must-listen for music lovers and aspiring DJs alike. You are going to learn about: -What it means to make EDM. -The pipeline from local to national DJ/producer....
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In today's Memorial Day episode, I sat down with Mike Daggett, the President of Folds of Honor Indiana and a retired U.S. Air Force veteran with 27 years of service. Folds of Honor is a nonprofit that provides educational scholarships to the spouses and children of fallen or disabled military and first responders. Mike shares his remarkable journey through the military, the pivotal encounters that shaped his life, and his unwavering commitment to supporting the families of fallen and disabled U.S. service members and first responders. We dive into Mike's impactful work with...
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Today I had the incredible opportunity to sit down with Tony Kanaan, a world-renowned IndyCar driver, to discuss his remarkable journey from a passionate kid racing go-karts in Brazil to winning the prestigious Indy 500. This episode was shot live at Tony's sim garage. We talk about the trials, tribulations, and ultimate triumphs that have defined Tony’s career, including fulfilling a lifelong promise to his father. Tony also shares his deep connection to Indiana and how he has embraced being part of the community. This episode is packed with inspiring stories and insights into...
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In today's episode, I sat down with Conor Daly, a second-generation race car driver from Indiana who has made waves in both the IndyCar Series and NASCAR. Conor shares his journey from karting victories to racing in Europe for F1 aspirations, and the eventual return to the US for IndyCar competitions. We dive deep into the physical and mental demands of racing, the business side of IndyCar, and how he continues to create opportunities for success. As a hometown hero with a relentless spirit, Conor offers unique insights into what it takes to make it in the high-stakes world of...
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In this episode, I am joined by Brooke Williams, Director of Communications at the American Dairy Association Indiana, and Abbie, a fourth-generation dairy farmer and the veteran milk presenter at the Indianapolis 500. They discuss the history and traditions around milk in Indiana, from the origins of 'winners drink milk' at the Indy 500 to the daily life on a modern dairy farm. The conversation covers the evolution of dairy farming technology, the importance of community and education about farming, and the nutritional value of milk. They also highlight the significance of the...
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In this episode of Get IN, I have an awesome conversation with Marcus Ericsson, the 2022 Indianapolis 500 champion and world-renowned Swedish IndyCar driver. We explore his thrilling journey from a go-kart enthusiast in Sweden to an IndyCar champion in Indiana. Marcus shares his experiences, insights about racing innovation, and the importance of mental and physical training. We also dive into his personal life, touching on why he chose to call Indiana home and his passion for mental health advocacy, especially as seen through his upcoming collaboration with the Avicii Foundation....
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In today's episode, I sat down with Jacob Abel, an up-and-coming IndyCar driver who has risen through the motorsport ranks from go-karting to competing in IndyCar with Dale Coyne Racing. Jacob shares insights into his journey, the challenges and rewards of motorsport, and his family's significant influence on his racing career. We discuss Jacob's experiences in various racing series, the physical and mental demands of being a race car driver, and his aspirations for the future, including his first attempt to qualify for the Indianapolis 500. You are going to learn about: The...
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We dive into the rich, little-known history of the 500 Festival, an Indianapolis staple, and its broad impact on the local community.
Bob shares insights into the background of the festival, its array of events including the iconic mini marathon, and its educational and fitness programs.
We also discuss the unforgettable personal stories associated with the marathon and the community-driven spirit of the festival.
You are going to learn about:
The history of the 500 festival and Indy Mini Marathon
How the 500 Festival enriches lives, and amplifies the cultural significance of the Indy 500.
Their commitment to the health and wellbeing of Hoosiers
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Check out these great clips from the show:
01:15 Meet Bob Bryant: The Man Behind the 500 Festival
02:26 The Origins and Growth of the 500 Festival
09:14 The Mini Marathon: A Running Tradition
16:46 Emotional Stories and Community Impact
26:12 Supporting the 500 Festival: Fundraising and Education
32:28 Gold Star Ceremony and Memorial Service
33:11 Creating the Gold Mile and Honoring Fallen Heroes
34:34 Emotional Impact of the Mini Marathon
36:12 Expanding the Festival to Year-Round Programming
37:22 Youth Health and Fitness Initiatives
38:20 Fundraising and Community Support
42:10 Personal Reflections and Awards
46:11 Final Thoughts and Community Involvement
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