Could a local priest be on the path to sainthood? Two Main Street shares the legacy of the late Father Jerry Ziliak who spent 50 years serving the poorest of the poor in India. His niece, Mary Ellen Ziliak, has begun the petition process to consider the priest as a future saint. Her new book is "Touching the Untouchables."

David talks with Author Chris Underwood. They discuss his recent trip on the LST 325 as a volunteer crew member. And the latest book in his Grid Down Series, Cold Winter. In it, the LST is back in action with a new enemy.

David talks with the author of Lost Treasure of Indiana, Joseph S. Pete.

David talks with Dr. Wolf Gruner, a Holocaust and Genocide Scholar, and Dr. Todd J. Schroer, Chair of the Criminal Justice Department at The University of Southern Indiana. Dr. Gruner is the 2025 Rechnic Holocaust speaker at USI. He tells the story of how ordinary Jews resisted the Nazis in Hitler's Germany.

David talks with Tri State Food Bank's Resource Development Officer Joe Klemczewski about the state of food insecurity and what the food bank can do to help those in need in 2025.

David talks with Jack Winternheimer. Author of Twenty Years a Marine. Stories of his military career flying combat missions as a helicopter pilot as well as flying three U.S. Presidents in Marine One.

Goodwill is celebrating its 90th year. David James talks with Evansville Goodwill President and CEO Connie Ralph and Vice President of Mission Development Morgan Lange.

Evansville native Jeffrey Hammerstein shares stories from his book about his career in medicine and as a paramedic. He worked in the Raleigh, NC EMS System for 35 years.

The Salvation Army celebrates a birthday.

Hoosier veterans share their memories through a new project called "We Remain."