Henry’s Dashboard Dialogues

Dive into the heartbeat of Glasgow, Kentucky, with Mayor Henry Royse as your guide in this captivating podcast. Offering a dynamic blend of city updates, human interest tales, and the latest news, Henry Royse brings a personal touch to the pulse of the community. Unveiling the intricate layers of Glasgow’s urban narrative, the podcast reveals the stories that shape the lives of its residents. From policy changes to heartwarming human experiences, each episode is a journey through the evolving landscape of this vibrant city. Join us in exploring the essence of Glasgow, discovering the heartbeat that unites its citizens and defines its character.

Henry’s Dashboard Dialogues is a government podcast hosted by Henry Royse, with 45 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Henry Royse hosts Henry’s Dashboard Dialogues, a government show with 45 episodes published.

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  Episode #44

  To the Brim: Filling Glasgow’s Shelves — 18 Years of Community Relief

  Aug 28, 202621 min

  Henry sits down with Dr. Bharat Mody to showcase Community Relief’s brand-new facility and discuss the To the Brim food drive, now in its 18th year, addressing growing food insecurity in Glasgow. The food drive runs Labor Day weekend (Sept. 2–5), 10 AM–5 PM at Houchins Southgate, Walmart, and Ruler Foods. Volunteers and donations (cash or nonperishable items) help fill the new shelves, freezers, and refrigerators for year-round support. To help or learn more, contact Community Relief (306 YMCA Way), Dr. Mody, Tina at Community Medical Care, or Melissa at Restore. Every gift and hour of service makes a difference.

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  Episode #43

  Celebrate the Barrens: A 250th Birthday at the Museum of the Barrens

  Jul 1, 202615 min

  On this episode of Henry's Dashboard Dialogues we visit the South Central Kentucky Cultural Center to preview "Celebrate the Barrens," a July 11 event marking America’s 250th with talks, exhibits, and lunch. Featured speakers include Dr. Patrick Lewis from the Filson Historical Society, local historian W. Samuel Terry IV on Revolutionary-era Kentucky, and Brian Cushing on George Rogers Clark. Tickets are $25 and include lunch; museum tours and research resources will also be available.

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  Episode #42

  Joyce Driver Aquatic Center Debut: Glasgow’s New Crown Jewel

  May 22, 202618 minS0

  <p>Henry's Dashboard Dialogues visits the new Joyce Driver Aquatic Center in Glasgow, Kentucky, capturing the ribbon cutting and the community pride behind the project. Host Henry and Parks & Recreation Director Eddie Furlong discuss the pool's history, construction, and grand opening.</p> <p>The episode highlights the facility's water features, slides, zero-depth entry, lap lanes, climbing wall, concessions and local partners, safety and staffing, party-room rentals, and nearby park amenities like pickleball courts and walking trails. Opening hours and seasonal details are also shared.</p>

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  Episode #41

  Bounty of the Barrens: Glasgow’s New Heartbeat

  May 12, 202620 minS0

  <p>Henry’s Dashboard Dialogues goes on location for its first video episode at the new Bounty of the Barrens farmer’s market in Glasgow, KY, featuring market manager Eleni Georgiadis and the local producers behind the stalls.</p> <p>The episode highlights the market’s permanent home at 400 West Water Street, year‑round local food offerings, community atmosphere, and programs that expand food access like Senior FMNP, WIC FMNP, and a SNAP double‑dollars program.</p>

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  Episode #40

  Unseen First Responders: Celebrating Glasgow’s Telecommunicators

  Apr 16, 202610 minS0

  <p>Henry interviews Beverly Harbison during Telecommunicators Appreciation Week in Glasgow to highlight the vital role of 911 dispatchers. They discuss the team’s 24/7 responsibilities, recent difficult incidents in the community, and how dispatchers coordinate police, fire, and emergency medical responses.</p> <p>The episode covers dispatcher training, the emotional and multitasking demands of the job, mutual aid for fire responses, and the strong team culture that helps telecommunicators support first responders and keep the community safe.</p>

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