HeyJaredThriveIN Wabash County
Hosted by three passionate leaders—Adam Stakeman, Alex Downard, and Christine Flohr—the podcast dives into the people and projects shaping Wabash County’s future.
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Getting to Know Wabash County YMCA CEO Steven Stanfield (opens the original)
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There's a new face leading the Wabash County YMCA —and he's also one of the newest residents of Wabash County. Steven Stanfield recently stepped into the role of CEO of the Wabash County YMCA, bringing with him a new perspective, new ideas, and a fresh set of eyes on both the YMCA and the community it serves. On this episode of ThriveIN Wabash County, Adam sits down with Steven to get to know the person behind the new role. They talk about Steven's career journey, what brought him to Wabash Coun
Bob & Kristi Lundquist: Decades of Real Estate, Data & Doing Business Together (opens the original)
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What happens when you've spent decades putting a value on Wabash County? Host Alex Downard sits down with Bob and Kristi Lundquist , a husband-and-wife power couple who have spent decades working in real estate and appraisals and building a business rooted right here in Wabash County. Bob and Kristi have had a front-row seat to an industry that looks dramatically different today than when they began. Gone are the days when nearly everything was done manually. Today, technology, massive amounts o
A Place to Grow with Cam & Katie Beauchamp (opens the original)
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Christine shares the studio with Cam and Katie Beauchamp and their adorable 6-month-old son, Miles, for a conversation about what it really means to call a place home. For Cam and Katie, Wabash County is more than somewhere they live—it’s somewhere they are intentionally building a life. They share their story of starting a family, finding connection in their community, and discovering the difference between simply living somewhere and becoming rooted in a place. They also talk about why getting
Why Not Here? — How One Game of Pickleball Sparked a Bigger Idea (opens the original)
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Why Not Here? — How One Game of Pickleball Sparked a Bigger Idea On this episode of ThriveIN Wabash County, Adam sits down with Tim McLaughlin to talk about his connection to North Manchester, raising a family in the community, his involvement in the Manchester Chamber, owning The North Manchester News-Journal, career with Thorne Insurance, and the many ways he has chosen to get involved. They also dive into pickleball, the push for dedicated courts in North Manchester, and the bigger question b
From Dream to $18.7 Million Reality (opens the original)
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What started as a dream is becoming a $18.7 million reality in Wabash County. In this episode of ThriveIN Wabash County , Alex takes Christine and Adam behind the vision for the Canal Street Artist Collective ; what it is, why it matters, and how the project has progressed from an idea to a transformative development. Christine and Adam ask the “nosey” questions everyone else is wondering: How did this happen? What will it look like? Why Canal Street? And what could this project mean for Wabash
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