Join us as we explore the newly expanded Richardson-Sloane Special Collections Center. From its humble beginnings as a single room in 1982 to its new home on the second floor of Main Library, we dive into the center’s rich history and growth. Discover what the space offers and how visitors can make the most of their experience.

In this episode, we’re joined by Good Neighbor Project partners from Friendly House to discuss their incredible impact on the community over the past 130 years. Tune in for an overview of their diverse programs, from youth and family support to senior services, and how they’ve evolved to meet the needs of every stage of life. Learn how to get involved through volunteering, donations, or other support, and get the details on their upcoming open house event celebrating 130 years of services that continue to fill essential gaps in our community.

Tune in as we celebrate Small Business Saturday by spotlighting Isabel Bloom. Donna Young, co-owner and sculptor, shares the story behind Isabel Bloom’s rise to fame, the art of sculpture, how new designs come to life, and more. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or just discovering the brand, this episode will leave you with a deeper appreciation for the art and heart that make this beloved small business a Quad Cities staple.