All Kinds of People
Airing Monday’s from 9:30 - 10am, All Kinds of People is a program highlighting the lives of various people throughout the Delaware County area focusing on their childhoods and beyond along with hobbies and other interests/pursuits interviewees may have. The program is hosted by Dr. Joe Misiewicz.
Episodes
This week on All Kinds of People with Dr. Joe, meet Mary Kult, the energetic and compassionate kindergarten teacher named Teacher of the Year for both South View Elementary and Muncie Community Schools.
Mary shares her journey from being homeschooled in Bloomington to earning her master’s in literacy at Ball State — and now leading a bustling kindergarten classroom where every day is an adventure. She talks about classroom organi...
This week on All Kinds of People with Dr. Joe, meet Dr. Bird, a lifelong educator and advocate for empowering young minds! Hear how her faith, focus, and fierce love for teaching have shaped her journey and inspired students across Muncie and beyond.
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This week on All Kinds of People with Dr. Joe, we sit down with Jenn Murray — a proud Muncie native whose career path is as unique as her story.
Jen grew up a competitive athlete at Cowan High School, where she earned 10 varsity letters and a spot in the school’s Athletic Hall of Fame. Her journey took her from studying education to pursuing culinary arts, where she thrived as a banquet chef with Marriott in cities like Memphis, ...
This week on All Kinds of People with Dr. Joe, meet Ashlee Anderson, Associate Director of Campus and Student Engagement.
Ashley shares her Muncie roots, her journey through athletics, fitness, and nonprofit leadership, and how those experiences led her to working closely with college students during one of the most pivotal times in their lives. From her years with the YMCA to yoga, family life, and helping students feel connected ...
This week, Dr. Joe welcomes Brad Edmondson, Lead Regional Development Officer with the IU Health Foundation. From growing up in D.C.’s diverse neighborhoods, to a whirlwind career in auto racing and college athletics, to now leading multi-million-dollar healthcare fundraising efforts right here in East Central Indiana—Brad’s story is one of connection, commitment, and community.
Tune in to hear how his work is shaping the future o...
All Kinds of People with Dr. Joe welcomed Delta High School head football coach Billy Lynch. From his playing days at Delta to coaching across the country, and now balancing Friday nights under the lights with a career in software, Billy shared his story of family, football, and finding home in Muncie!
What’s it like to grow up in Muncie with 25,000 chickens in the backyard — and then go on to spend nearly four decades shaping young journalists at Ball State University?
On this week’s episode of All Kinds of People with Dr. Joe, we sit down with Dan Waechter to hear about his family roots, his career journey, the highs and lows of journalism education, and life after retirement.
Catch the full conversation on WMUN 92.5 FM, ...
Award winning Hall of Fame Volleyball coach Steve Shondell talks with Dr.Joe this week. Growing up in a house of athletes, Steve knew he was gonna be in sports. After having a career record of 1220-102, Mr.Shondell is now retired.
Dr.Joe sits down this week with the V.P. of Operations and TComm Graduate Rob Jordan. From doing videos for surgeries, and becoming an all around handyman for Cornerstone. they sit down and talk about tech and computers and how they have changed in the last few years.
This week Dr.Joe takes Linda Hanson down memory lane as they discuss big childhood moves from DC to Montana and going into becoming an English professor at BSU. They also go into detail about different ways writing has changed including advancements in tech and the use of AI in the classroom.
Just over a week from Halloween, Dr.Joe sits down with the Executive Director of Muncie Arts and Culture. They talk about costumes and fun ideas about Halloween. They also go into detail about different things about BSU and how they have changed in recent years.
This week Dr.Joe goes back with the Relationship and resource director for the non profit support network. They go in depth and talk about what that entails and how one gets a position in that field all right here on All Kinds of People.
Follow the CEO of Muncie Innovation Connector Inc. As him and Dr.Joe go into entrepreneurship and other ways that show how Ted Baker became the man he is today. Tune in this week on All Kinds of People
Going from a 17 year long wrestling coach career to leading the classrooms as the principal of Southside Middle School, JD Craft goes into that transition and explains how coaching and leading a school go hand in hand this week on All Kinds of People.
Tisha Gierhart the Chief facilitation officer of Shafer Leadership Academy talk about childhood and what it was like growing up on a farm, transitioning to a big city, and going to college at BSU this week on All Kinds of People.
Cathy DuBois sits down with Dr.Joe she tells us what its like to be the Bryon Dean at the Miller College of Business at Ball State University. She also tells us ways that she de-stresses when shes not in her office like meditation and getting fresh air on a walk here on All Kinds of People.
Serve, spike, and set! This weeks guest is everything Volleyball. Carey Amos Fisher Is on AKOP this week and she goes into detail about what its like coaching and playing volleyball at the collegiate level and even going into some talk of professional volleyball. Come tune into this episode of AKOP.
Follow Dr.Joe and Ken Hudson this week on All Kinds of People. Ken goes on a deep dive on what its like being the Executive Director of Whitely Community Council and a in depth tale of how he grew up.
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