Artist, entrepreneur, Henderson East-sider, community servant and so much more, Lorna’s Littrell’s story is not one to be missed. Five minutes in we take a sharp turn into the unexpected. Strap in guys while we experience the most surprising “wait, what?” moment in 612 history!
Episode links:
Compassionate Care Visit – CMS Guidance
Lorna Littrell Photography website
Lorna Littrell Photography facebook
Lorna Littrell Photography Instagram
612 N. Main welcomes Brad Staton to the turret!
Brad is the very definition of public servant and family man. We cover everything from meeting his awesome wife by “accident”, getting involved in local elections/politics, sports parks, drainage, personal finance, work:life balance and so much more.
If you’d like to contact the show please send a message to brent@612nmain.com .
612 N. Main St. welcomes Henderson Community College CEO and President Dr. Jason Warren to the turret.
In this episode we hear the story of Dr. Warren, his journey from rural Western Kentucky to Louisville and back to Henderson. Along the way we discuss the band, adoption and the critical role community colleges play in lives.
Special guest Jennifer Preston joins the discussion as we navigate this great story.
To begin your academic journey click here.
To support the mission of Henderson Community College click here.
612 N Main welcomes Lindsay Locasto to the turret!
Lindsay’s story is down right inspirational! What do yoga, running marathons, French cuisine, Downtown Henderson Partnership and helping others overcome grief from tragedy have in common … Lindsay Locasto of course.
Get to know Lindsay right here in this episode of 612 N. Main.
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612 N. Main welcomes Bruce Woodring to the turret!
From Shoe Shine Boy to the Number 1 Independent Auto Lessor in the Commonwealth, Bruce has an incredible story. He hits the highlights here. We talk about his beloved wife, cars, service as the ultimate board director, epic fishing trips, famous uncle Woody and much, much more.
I don’t think I’ve laughed as much during any other interview. Simply put, Bruce Woodring is one of my favorite people to talk to. He’s a hero to many of us. It’s my pleasure to offer this podcast for your enjoyment.
612 N Main welcomes Ty Rideout to the turret!
Ty is more than a successful entrepreneur. He is family man & an incredible community servant. We discuss what it takes to be a great board member and some of the organizations he has served including a special story about the Sandefur Center.
You don’t want to miss this interview!
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612 N. Main welcomes Susan Sauls to the turret!
Susan Sauls is a great friend and an amazing community servant. Hear her story and how so many community organizations provide services for our friends and neighbors.
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612 N Main welcomes Abby Dixon to the turret.
Abby is the Executive Director of The Henderson Tourist Commission. If you want to know what’s going on in this town, Abby knows the details (and was probably involved in the planning)!
We discuss how Abby discovered Hendo, and all of the amazing attractions that make it a unique destination.
If you want to hear about Henderson’s arts, festivals, cuisine and more you’re in the right place!
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612 N. Main welcomes Chuck Stinnett to the turret.
Chuck is one of the most fascinating people you’ll ever meet! He’s a man of many talents…historian, comedian, health enthusiast, Hall of Fame journalist, family man, walking baseball encyclopedia…but maybe above all else he’s a true community servant.
He and Donna are Hendersonians through and through.
Get know Chuck Stinnett and you’ll be a better person for it.
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612 N Main welcomes Curt Hamilton to the turret.
Curt has an amazing story. Hear it all (well almost all) here.
We talk Chamber, Sports, Cars, Community Service, SCUBA, DHP, Wellness, Famous friends, and so much more…
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