Inside Look with Jeff Lyons

Jon Carl is a local history authority and teaches "Feel The History Come Alive" at FJ Reitz High School.   The Union Township native talks about live in the river "bottoms" and battling floodwaters in this remote part of Vanderburgh County

David James anchored 14 news for 41 years and is now semi-retired and hosting his own show, "Two Main Street" on WNIN.  Jeff and David worked together for 27 years and share a few laughs and stories.  David talks about his transition from newspaper journalist to radio newsman to TV anchor at WFIE and beyond.

Jeff chats with long-time WFIE co-worker Ted Haycraft about his many and varied passions, from comic books to film to pop culture to local broadcast history and more.  Ted brings it all to this episode of Inside Look. 

Dean Webster, former WFIE sportscaster talks about his wild adventures covering sports and news in the Tri-State, and his unlikely entry into the field of broadcasting from driving a school bus.  Plenty of laughs and some of the "old" stories from the 1980s and 90s in the Evansville TV market.

Meteorologist Michael Fecca joined the 14 First Alert Weather Team in July to experience and forecast Midwestern severe weather.  The Philly native talks about his wild ride from Nor'easters in Bangor Maine to his current gig in Tornado Alley

Gina Moore is an icon in the Tri-State music scene.  For 40 years, she has performed as a solo act and with her sister Joan as the Browne Sisters.  Gina brings her high-intensity personality to Inside Look to share some laughs and stories with Jeff Lyons. 

Kentucky born and raised Arden Gregory talks about her 10 years as a meteorologist and her life as a mother of 2 little girls.

Jeff Lyons and 14 Sports Director talk weather, sports and everything in between.  Max traces his unlikely path to sportscasting from his quest to hit the Broadway stage, and gives us a snippet of his vocal abilities.   Get the popcorn !

Jeff chats with musical twin sisters Kelly and Sarah Finck.  The Illinois-born singer-songwriters have performed in Evansville and around the Midwest and are breaking into the Nashville music scene with their original songs like “Well Whiskey”.

6.  Jeff and Rob discuss Rob's venture to Evansville to become a reporter at 14 News and now the evening anchor. 

Jeff and Mitch discuss Mitch growing up in the tri-state, playing sports at Southridge and Ball State, and how he made his way to 14 News.  We also take a dive into the "Mitchinary".

Jamee and Jeff discuss growing up on a farm in the tri-state and her path to become a 14 News Sunrise anchor. 

30-year veteran Byron Douglas and Jeff Lyons trade stories about some adventures they've had at the station.

Jeff and Mike discuss his role as the face of WFIE for 54 years and some of the wisdom he has picked up along the way.

Jeff Lyons talks with Randy Moore about his 42 years in the Evansville television market, his retirement and Randy's life when he was growing up in the 1960s and 1970s.