cityCURRENT Memphis Radio Show

Our cityCURRENT Radio Show airs each Sunday from 7-8 AM across all four Cumulus Media Memphis radio stations, which reach more than 750,000 listeners each week: Kix 106, 98.1 The Max, 98.9 The Roar, and 103.5 WRBO.

The show focuses on positives and features interviews with a mix of business and community leaders who discuss trends, efforts, lessons learned, and ways to get engaged and make an impact in the Mid-South.

 

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Doing Good, serving other nonprofits with free marketing, PR opportunities

Host Jeremy C. Park interviews Megan McInnis, Founder and Executive Director of Doing Good, a 501(c)3 B2B nonprofit that serves other agencies by providing marketing and PR tools and opportunities. She describes how the organization started when she was looking for positive information about nonprofits in Nashville, eventually speaking with over 300 people about their experiences with nonprofits. Megan outlines their current monthly process of celebrating one organization through podcast episodes, blog posts, social media, and press releases, while also serving as a matchmaker to connect nonprofits with other potential media and marketing partners. She explains that Doing Good is

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Cecily Berry, Miss Shelby County 2026: Championing Financial Literacy with Junior Achievement

Host Jeremy C. Park interviews Cecily Berry, Miss Shelby County 2026 and financial advisor with First Horizon Advisors, who discusses her journey in the Miss America organization and her work promoting financial literacy through Junior Achievement of Memphis and the Mid-South. Cecily talks about her ties to and passion for Memphis, her recent graduation from Union University with degrees in economics and executive leadership, and how her mother’s previous competition 30 years ago inspired her to join, describing the organization’s focus on developing professional leadership skills in women while serving their communities. The program involves various components including interviews, public

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CreatiVets, serving combat wounded veterans through art and music

Host Jeremy C. Park interviews Janet Rives, Chief Operating Officer for CreatiVets, who highlights the Nashville, Tennessee based nonprofit organization’s mission and efforts to use art and music therapy to help veterans heal from trauma and prevent suicide. Janet explains the organization’s origins, which began 12 years ago when founder Richard Casper returned from Iraq with a traumatic brain injury and found healing through art and songwriting. She described how CreatiVets now serves veterans nationally using art and music for healing, with programs including songwriting workshops in Nashville with award-winning songwriters, astrophotography, visual arts, and screenwriting initiatives. The programs are

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West Cancer Foundation

Host Jeremy C. Park interviews Leighanne Soden, President and Founder of West Cancer Foundation, who discusses the nonprofit organization’s mission and efforts to break barriers to cancer care and provide access to free services for those in need, particularly in underserved areas of Memphis. Leighanne highlights that Memphis has some of the highest cancer mortality rates in the country, making it “Ground Zero” for cancer. She highlights the organization’s growth from its inception in 2020 to its current state with 9 employees and a $4 million operational balance sheet. The foundation tracks patient data by zip code to understand and

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Make Our Schools Safe, Alyssa’s Law focused on school and student safety

Host Jeremy C. Park interviews Lori Alhadeff, CEO of Make Our Schools Safe (MOSS), who discusses the nonprofit organization’s efforts to improve school safety following the tragic shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida that claimed the lives of 17 people, including Lori’s daughter, Alyssa. Lori explains how Make Our Schools Safe advocates for Alyssa’s Law, which requires wearable panic buttons for teachers to quickly alert 911 during emergencies, and has successfully passed legislation in 12 states including Tennessee. The organization also operates student-led MOSS Clubs in schools to promote safety culture and awareness, with Lori encouraging

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Baron Von Opperbean (BVO): Behind Memphis’ Most Unique New Attraction

In this episode of the cityCURRENT Show, Andrew Bartolotta sits down with Jee Vahn Knight, CEO of Baron Von Opperbean and the River of Time (BVO), to explore one of Memphis’ most ambitious and creative new attractions. Located on Mud Island, BVO is an immersive experience designed to blend storytelling, history, and interactive exploration into something completely unique for visitors of all ages. But bringing a project like this to life hasn’t come without challenges. In this conversation, Jee shares: • The vision behind Baron Von Opperbean and the River of Time • What makes immersive experiences different from traditional

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Why ADHD Isn’t a Weakness | Dave Delaney on Focus & Communication

In this episode of the cityCURRENT Show, Andrew Bartolotta sits down with speaker, author, and communication expert Dave Delaney to explore a powerful and often misunderstood topic: The ADHD Advantage. With millions of adults navigating ADHD — many without even realizing it — Dave shares how what is often seen as a challenge can actually become a strength when properly understood and supported. Through his Root Down Framework — Know Yourself, Respect Yourself, and Connect Yourself — Dave provides practical tools to help individuals and organizations better understand neurodiversity, improve communication, and unlock hidden potential. In this conversation, we cover:

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What Every Business Owner Needs to Know About Fire Protection & Compliance | Ironsmith Fire

In this episode of the cityCURRENT Show, Andrew Bartolotta sits down with Rob Baughman of Ironsmith Fire to break down one of the most overlooked — yet critical — aspects of running a business: fire protection and safety compliance. From sprinkler systems and fire pumps to inspections and NFPA regulations, fire protection is more complex than many business owners realize — and missing key requirements can lead to costly surprises, failed inspections, or even serious safety risks. In this conversation, we cover: • What fire protection really includes beyond alarms and sprinklers • Key requirements for commercial buildings and business

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How Faith-Driven Leaders Grow Stronger Businesses with C12’s Jonathan Torres

In this episode of the cityCURRENT Show, Andrew Bartolotta sits down with Jonathan Torres, Chair of C12 Memphis, to explore how faith and leadership intersect in the world of business. C12 is the largest peer advisory network of Christian CEOs and business leaders, helping executives build stronger companies while staying grounded in purpose, values, and accountability. Through confidential forums, executive coaching, and faith-based leadership development, C12 equips leaders to navigate challenges, grow their businesses, and lead with integrity. In this conversation, we discuss: • What C12 is and how it supports CEOs and business owners• Why leadership can feel isolating

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