Good Day Clermont!

Jill Hyunh, CEO of the non-profit GLAM or Give Like A Mother, sits down with Bob to discuss the various Business Functions in Nonprofits. The same functions in Fortune-500 businesses, but nonprofits oftent share multiple functions under one hat. They also discuss the opportunities that are available and how people can become involved.

Bob and Cindy discuss local Clermont farming and the agricultural internship program. They discuss how it started, what is involved and how people can join and become a part of it.

Pierce Township Police discuss the new Flock camera system that is being implemented. Bob discusses with them how it is used what exactly the camera system captures and how it helps law enforcement.

Eagle Scout Jonathan Carter talks with Bob about his experience and what the Boy Scouts meant to him. They about when he started and the work that he did to get to where he is now. The experiences that Jonathan had and how they have shaped him today are also talked about, especially the life lessons that he gained.

Producers Cindy Bashore and Meg Pautke discuss their careers with Bob. They talk about what kind of opportunities can come from being a producer and what a prodcucer does. Meg and Cindy discuss projects they have worked on and how that experience is going to influence what they teach at the upcoming Connect Clermont conference at UC Clermont.

Bob discusses the upcoming conference that is being held at UC Clermont. The conference is for students who are interested in the media production and podcast landscape to learn from people in the field.

Bob and UC Clermont College Basketball Coach Steve Ellis sit down to discuss the current state of the team adn their season so far. They talk about prospective players, new players, and what makes their team unique.

Students Jonathan Carter and Brenna Ashley talk with Bob about the upcoming conference and how they're going speak with high school students about creating and publishing podcast content.

Bob discusses the 4 Goals, 4 Values, and 4 Attributes of Connect Clermont. He discusses what each of them are and what they mean, then discusses some of the future goals of Connect Clermont.

Jeff and Bob discuss the LinkedUp for Students program that can help students find "experienceships" to help further their education and career choice. They also discuss the business side and how businesses and schools can become a part of it as well.

Stephen and Bob discuss the Clermont Veterans Services. Stephen discusses what they do and how they assist veterans, he also gives tips to veterans on how they can get their benefits and some changes that are coming to the system.

Dawn and Bob discuss the Connector award that she and her organization recieved. They discuss how it impacts Clermont County schools, how it helps students in need and their parents. They dive deeper into her role and exactly how they work with schools and how students are helped.

Bob and Chris discuss the Veterans History Project that Chris has been working on for many years. They discuss the interviews he has done, the ones he wants to do and some of the stories that he has heard throughout the years.

Bob and Julie Cope from Mercy Clermont discuss the quality at the facility and the massive improvements that have been made. They also discuss sepsis, the signs and symptoms and what treatment can be done at Mercy.

Bob and Tessa discuss the Good Deeds Clermont Awards and what that means for them. They discuss where and when the awards are held and exactly what those awards are and who are the deserving people that they go to.

Bob and Natalia sit down to discuss her life growing up in a family-owned restaurant. They talk about how her and Bob met, how life was growing up in the restaurant, what her life is like outside of the restaurant, and finally what she plans on doing in the future.

Bob and Chelsie discuss the Goshen Education Foundation. They talk about what they do, and how they support the school system. They also discuss some recent good news for the organization and how you can become involved.

Bob and Lisa discuss her career as both a Librarian and Actor in the local theatre scene. They discuss how she began both of these aspects of her career and the impact that they have had on her. 

Traci Stivers and Bob sit down and discuss workforce development in Clermont County. What they can do, and how people can use their services to find a place of work for the next stage in life.

Bob and Alicia sit down and discuss the Metropolitan Housing authority in Clermont County. They discuss what the program is and what is does for those in Clermont County who are struggling to find affordable housing.

Pam and Jerry Stricker join Bob to discuss their organization Streetlight Ministry, and what they do for the homeless in Clermont. They discuss events that they have done, what events are in the future and the state of homelessness in Clermont County. Pam and Jerry also discuss their passion for helping the homeless

Bob and Professor Sharon Burns sit down to discuss Applachian studies at UC Clermont and the bigger impact that the culture has on the local community here. They discuss what students can learn, the culture of Applachia and what it means today.

Bob invites Greg Harrell, a professor of sports administration to talk about the program, sports administration at UC, transferring, and the state of UC sports.

Jim and Bob discuss the Fright Film competition that will premiere over 20 locally shot and produced horror short films. The competition will have it's premiere and award show hosted locally at the University of Clermont College.

Advancement Leader of Troop 452 Jennifer Gruber discusses the local Boy Scouts of Clermont. What they do, how to get involved, and everything beyond.