Thrive-IN-Podcast

06/04/2026

“Do your best and know that you did your best.”

In this clip from S2E22 of the ThriveIN Wabash County Podcast, Wabash Middle/High School senior class Salutatorian Andrea Stout shares advice that every student could use: work hard, but don’t lose yourself trying to be perfect.

As she prepares for what’s next after graduation, Andrea reflects on the importance of doing your best, letting go of unnecessary pressure, and finding ways to actually enjoy the high school experience.

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06/02/2026

There’s something special about growing up in a community where people know your name, cheer you on, and continue showing up for you long after you leave the classroom.

In this clip from S2E22 of the ThriveIN Wabash County Podcast, Wabash Middle/High School senior class Valedictorian, Victoria Koselke, reflects on what it means to graduate from a smaller community — and why that support means more to her now than ever.

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05/28/2026

Museums should be spaces where everyone feels welcome.

In this clip from S2E21 of the ThriveIN Wabash County Podcast, Teresa Galley, Executive Director of the Wabash County Museum, shares how the museum’s research into accessibility helped inspire the addition of The Meadow — a calmer, quieter space designed to support guests who may need a different kind of museum experience.

It’s a thoughtful reminder that community spaces become stronger when they consider the needs of every visitor.

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05/26/2026

Catch this episode featuring Teresa from the Wabash County Museum 💥

On this episode of ThriveIN, Alex sits down with Teresa Galley, Executive Director of the Wabash County Museum, to explore a journey that turned into a calli...

05/26/2026

What if you could step inside a piece of Wabash County history?

In this clip from S2E21 of the ThriveIN Wabash County Podcast, Teresa Galley, Executive Director of the Wabash County Museum shares the story behind the museum’s caboose project — and why preserving it matters for both longtime residents and the next generation.

For some visitors, it brings back memories. For kids, it opens the door to a time in history they may have only heard about.

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05/19/2026

“Apparently, people do come to Wabash.” 👀

Kyle and Aubrey Williams took a chance, furnished a rental, and within six months, it was fully booked.

In this episode of the ThriveIN Wabash County Podcast, Christine talks with Kyle and Aubrey about entrepreneurship, partnership, and their newest venture: Fore Seasons Social Club

🎧 Watch the full episode to hear how they’re creating new experiences in Wabash County.

05/12/2026

Did you know there’s a hidden waterfall in Wabash City Park? 🌿

In S2E19 of the ThriveIN Wabash County Podcast, Adam Stakeman sits down with Adam Hall, Superintendent of Wabash City Parks, to talk about the green spaces that help make Wabash stronger, healthier, and more connected.

🎧 Watch the full episode 👇 and then go explore a local park this week-->>https://visitwabashcounty.com/outdoor-adventure/

05/05/2026

🤯 Blowing up the myths!

S2E18 - Debunking Rural America: Six Myths Holding Us Back

05/05/2026

What if rural “decline” is more complicated than the headlines make it seem?

In S2E18 of ThriveIN, Dr. Tim Slack and Dr. Shannon Monnat break down the myths shaping how we talk about Rural America — including what happens when growing rural communities are reclassified as urban.

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04/28/2026

More than construction. More than business.

James Davis of Creedence Contracting joins ThriveIN Wabash County for a conversation about craftsmanship, family, faith, and building something that lasts.

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