Economist Ned Hill highlights statewide economic trends and shares how automation is impacting a changing work environment.

David is off the hot seat as Matt answers questions related to the Chamber in 2024, business leadership, and the timeline for the return of Leadership Worthington.

Our first two-time guests Nina and Beth with The Worthington Partnership are back. Hear updates on the Farmer’s Market, Sunday Fundays and new happenings coming this year!

Matt announces the return of Leadership Worthington in fall of 2024 and what it means for Worthington, including the impact it will have.

Darren Hurley, Parks, and Recreation Director, discusses everything from park updates to how the City’s custom programming options can benefit your business. Get ready to “treat yo’ self” to all things parks!

David McCorkle kicks off our fun, old-fashioned family holiday episode as he unwraps answers to the questions you’ve submitted. This episode Yule love as he provides updates on the city manager search, gives insights on the Community Visioning, and more. This one’s a real beaut, Clark!

We HIGHLY RECOMMEND watching this episode instead of Listening. You can do that here!On this extraordinary Thanksgiving episode Of "The Amplify Worthington Podcast' the producers snatch the mic and take over the show! Join the laughter, banter, and good vibes as they spin their favorite clips from the past year with Matt and David. It's a rollercoaster of highlights, giggles, and a sprinkle of behind-the-scenes fun! Tune in for a podcast takeover like no other!

From deer to train whistles, David McCorkle, Assistant City Manager and Economic Development Director, answers community-submitted questions.

FCBank President and former Chamber Board Chairwoman Jenny Saunders talks about the importance of businesses being involved in the community, the impact of recent interest rate increases, and what the future might look like.

William Murdock, Executive Director, Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission (MORPC) shares about regional developments, updates to the 2050 population forecast for central Ohio and discusses the impact Amtrak would have in our community.

This special episode is your opportunity to hear from all seven candidates running for Worthington City Council. Chamber President Matt Lofy sits with each to ask what they believe are the biggest challenges our community faces and if elected how they intend to address those challenges.

Nick Linkenhoker, Executive Director, Worthington Resource Pantry shares the story and community impact of the Worthington Resource Pantry through the years. He also talks about the increasing need for donations as demand grows to combat food insecurity in our community.

Matt Gregory, Senior VP Office Brokerage, NAI Ohio Equities discusses post pandemic trends in the commercial office market, the impact of Class A office space and second generation space on the market and what Worthington as a “built-out” community can do to remain competitive with neighboring communities in central Ohio.

David McCorkle, Assistant City Manager and Economic Development Director answers questions submitted by residents. He covers topics like the latest on the hiring process of our next City Manager, the industrial/ North East corridor study, what’s going on with the mall project, and the Vision Statements that the city council adopted in 2020.

Adrian Sullivan, Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at Worthington Industries shares about the conversations being had within Worthington’s largest employer and what we can be talking about at home.

Jim Gokenbach, owner of Zaftig Brewing Company, gives us the juicy details of their new offerings, partnership with Columbus Crew SC, and why they have called Worthington home since 2013.

Kim Goodman, Executive Director of the Peggy R. McConnell Arts Center, shares about changes to the Worthington Arts Festival, June 17-18, and what to expect from the MAC this year.

David fields listener submitted questions ranging from transportation and Amtrak to celebrating Juneteenth in Worthington and more.

Worthington Schools Superintendent Dr. Trent Bowers discusses updates from the district, partnerships with area businesses preparing our future workforce, and his favorite subject in school. It’s #WorthIt

David and Matt discuss what the Worthington Area Chamber is, its impact beyond the greater Worthington business community, and the value they create for their member. From business resources to community events, they discuss it all.