EPISODE SUMMARY Dr. Jeff Schuller, Superintendent of District 200, talks about the role of schools as assets in the community, and shares his experience transitioning from being a teacher to an administrator. They also discuss the importance of positive interactions between adults and students in the school system. EPISODE NOTES Dr. Jeff Schuller, Superintendent of District 200, talks about the role of schools as assets in the community, and shares his experience transitioning from being a teacher to an administrator. They also discuss the importance of positive interactions between adults and students in the school system. Do you have a guest idea for The Local? Reach out to us at https://fairhavenwealth.com/contact SHOW CONTRIBUTORS Fairhaven Wealth Management Flint Rock, LLC

EPISODE SUMMARY In this behind-the-scenes episode of The Local, host Marc Horner is joined by Vickie Austin from the Wheaton Chamber of Commerce, as well as Meg Goodman and Mark Long from Flint Rock LLC. They teach us how the sausage is made when it comes to creating and producing a podcast! Listen to this fun, lighthearted and informative session where Meg & Mark share their journey from radio to podcasts and how it's become the evolution of audio entertainment. Thank you for your continued support and for being part of our podcasting journey! EPISODE NOTES In this behind-the-scenes episode of The Local, host Marc Horner is joined by Vickie Austin from the Wheaton Chamber of Commerce, as well as Meg Goodman and Mark Long from Flint Rock LLC. They teach us how the sausage is made when it comes to creating and producing a podcast! Listen to this fun, lighthearted and informative session where Meg & Mark share their journey from radio to podcasts and how it's become the evolution of audio entertainment. Thank you for your continued support and for being part of our podcasting journey! Do you have a guest idea for The Local? Reach out to us at https://fairhavenwealth.com/contact SHOW CONTRIBUTORS Flint Rock LLC Fairhaven Wealth Management

EPISODE SUMMARY In this episode of The Local, we visited with Don Westlake, a Wheatonite who retired in his mid-fifties! Born during the Great Depression and lived through multiple world wars, Don shares his wisdom and insights on investing, finding the right fit, and staying mentally and physically active in retirement. Join us as we delve into Don's incredible story and learn valuable lessons that can be applied to our own lives. Don't miss out on this inspiring episode of The Local! EPISODE NOTES In this episode of The Local, we visited with Don Westlake, a Wheatonite who retired in his mid-fifties! Born during the Great Depression and lived through multiple world wars, Don shares his wisdom and insights on investing, finding the right fit, and staying mentally and physically active in retirement. Join us as we delve into Don's incredible story and learn valuable lessons that can be applied to our own lives. Don't miss out on this inspiring episode of The Local! Do you have a guest idea for The Local? Reach out to us at https://fairhavenwealth.com/contact SHOW CONTRIBUTORS Flint Rock LLC Fairhaven Wealth Management

EPISODE SUMMARY It’s not every day you get to sit down with a former Chicago Cub and pro baseball player who shares the same town as you. On this episode of The Local, Marc & Vickie hear fun-filled stories from Dave Otto about what it was like to be drafted to the major leagues alongside notable names like Bo Jackson and Barry Larkin, and how opting for college instead of the pros the first time around paid dividends down the road. If you’re a baseball fan, you’ll be hooked hearing a behind the scenes account of the Major Leagues, but even for those unfamiliar with the sport, all the wisdom, intrigue, and life lessons that Dave shares make this episode a must listen. Plus he has a GREAT sense of humor! EPISODE NOTES It’s not every day you get to sit down with a former Chicago Cub and pro baseball player who shares the same town as you. On this episode of The Local, Marc & Vickie hear fun-filled stories from Dave Otto about what it was like to be drafted to the major leagues alongside notable names like Bo Jackson and Barry Larkin, and how opting for college instead of the pros the first time around paid dividends down the road. If you’re a baseball fan, you’ll be hooked hearing a behind the scenes account of the Major Leagues, but even for those unfamiliar with the sport, all the wisdom, intrigue, and life lessons that Dave shares make this episode a must listen. Plus he has a GREAT sense of humor! Do you have a guest idea for The Local? Reach out to us at https://fairhavenwealth.com/contact SHOW CONTRIBUTORS Flint Rock LLC Fairhaven Wealth Management

EPISODE SUMMARY John Monino, a supervisor with Milton Township, joins Marc Horner and co-host Vickie Austin to explain the relationship between Milton Township and the surrounding municipalities, including Glen Ellyn and Wheaton. John also shares his personal journey of getting involved in local government and discusses the experience and emotional intelligence that’s needed to do the right thing when challenged with bureaucracy and other trials that occur in politics. EPISODE NOTES John Monino, a supervisor with Milton Township, joins Marc Horner and co-host Vickie Austin to explain the relationship between Milton Township and the surrounding municipalities, including Glen Ellyn and Wheaton. John also shares his personal journey of getting involved in local government and discusses the experience and emotional intelligence that’s needed to do the right thing when challenged with bureaucracy and other trials that occur in politics. Do you have a guest idea for The Local? Reach out to us at https://fairhavenwealth.com/contact SHOW CONTRIBUTORS Flint Rock LLC Fairhaven Wealth Management

EPISODE SUMMARY In this final part of the series, Bob Jacobson discusses the origins of golf in Wheaton, Illinois. He explains how Charles Blair MacDonald, who was educated in Scotland, brought the idea of golf back to the suburbs of Chicago in the late 1800s. MacDonald's passion for the sport and his association with Tom Morris at St. Andrews (yes, that Tom Morris) inspired him to introduce golf to the local community. MacDonald's determination eventually led to the establishment of golf courses in Wheaton. FORE! EPISODE NOTES In this final part of the series, Bob Jacobson discusses the origins of golf in Wheaton, Illinois. He explains how Charles Blair MacDonald, who was educated in Scotland, brought the idea of golf back to the suburbs of Chicago in the late 1800s. MacDonald's passion for the sport and his association with Tom Morris at St. Andrews (yes, that Tom Morris) inspired him to introduce golf to the local community. MacDonald's determination eventually led to the establishment of golf courses in Wheaton. FORE! Do you have a guest idea for The Local? Reach out to us at https://fairhavenwealth.com/contact SHOW CONTRIBUTORS Flint Rock LLC Fairhaven Wealth Management Bob Jacobsen

EPISODE SUMMARY Chief of Wheaton Police (formerly Deputy Chief) PJ Youker shares his roundabout way of joining the police force, the inner workings of a police department, and why he loves being in Wheaton! EPISODE NOTES Chief of Wheaton Police PJ Youker shares his roundabout way of joining the police force, the inner workings of a police department, and why he loves being in Wheaton! Do you have a guest idea for The Local? Reach out to us at https://fairhavenwealth.com/contact SHOW CONTRIBUTORS Wheaton Police Department Flint Rock LLC Fairhaven Wealth Management

EPISODE SUMMARY Rejoin the adventure as “Bob Goes To Brown”….Brown University, that is, where he continues his personal development resulting in his decision to enlist, launch his professional career and allow his passion for golf to bloom. EPISODE NOTES Rejoin the adventure as “Bob Goes To Brown”….Brown University, that is, where he continues his personal development resulting in his decision to enlist, launch his professional career and allow his passion for golf to bloom. Do you have a guest idea for The Local? Reach out to us at https://fairhavenwealth.com/contact SHOW CONTRIBUTORS Bob Jacobsen Flint Rock LLC Fairhaven Wealth Management

EPISODE SUMMARY As if being a small business owner wasn’t tough enough, tune in to hear stories from the trenches of the cold-bloodedly competitive business of beauty! Plus, some old-fashioned Northside Wheaton vs. Southside Wheaton banter keeps this episode rolling! EPISODE NOTES As if being a small business owner wasn’t tough enough, tune in to hear stories from the trenches of the cold-bloodedly competitive business of beauty! Plus, some old-fashioned Northside Wheaton vs. Southside Wheaton banter keeps this episode rolling! Do you have a guest idea for The Local? Reach out to us by going to https://fairhavenwealth.com/contact SHOW CONTRIBUTORS Muriel Dee Flint Rock LLC Fairhaven Wealth Management

EPISODE SUMMARY This myth-buster podcast about college tuition is chock-full of references and facts no one will tell you! Get your questions answered from FAFSA, early decisions, and alumni network. These two experts will put your mind at ease with one of life’s biggest challenges and a few laughs along the way. EPISODE NOTES This myth-buster podcast about college tuition is chock-full of references and facts no one will tell you! Get your questions answered from FAFSA, early decisions, and alumni network. These two experts will put your mind at ease with one of life’s biggest challenges and a few laughs along the way. Do you have a guest idea for The Local? Reach out to us at https://fairhavenwealth.com/contact SHOW CONTRIBUTORS TuitionFit Flint Rock LLC Fairhaven Wealth Management

EPISODE SUMMARY Presenting the 1st of 3 episodes of our special podcast guest Bob Jacobsen! Bob's a charming, old-fashioned storyteller who will leave you captivated and wanting more through each episode. This episode takes us back to Bob’s childhood in Staten Island and how his family survived and thrived during the Depression era. His memories retold as if it was yesterday. You’ll find yourself smiling by the end! EPISODE NOTES Presenting the 1st of 3 episodes of our special podcast guest Bob Jacobsen! Bob's a charming, old-fashioned storyteller who will leave you captivated and wanting more through each episode. This episode takes us back to Bob’s childhood in Staten Island and how his family survived and thrived during the Depression era. His memories retold as if it was yesterday. You’ll find yourself smiling by the end! Do you have a guest idea for The Local? Reach out to us by going to https://fairhavenwealth.com/contact SHOW CONTRIBUTORS Flint Rock LLC Fairhaven Wealth Management Wheaton Chamber of Commerce

EPISODE SUMMARY Matt explains the contribution the sanitation district provides for its residents and local environment. He discusses some of their ongoing projects and even touches on how serious safety is from bad actors. Our host even had an experience on this topic! It’s something we all take for granted but were very glad to have! EPISODE NOTES Matt explains the contribution the sanitation district provides for its residents and local environment. He discusses some of their ongoing projects and even touches on how serious our water safety is from bad actors. Our host even had an experience on this topic! It’s something we all take for granted but very glad to have! Do you have a guest idea for The Local? Reach out to us by going here: https://fairhavenwealth.com/contact SHOW CONTRIBUTORS Wheaton Sanitary District Flint Rock Fairhaven Wealth Management Wheaton Chamber of Commerce

EPISODE SUMMARY He may have started selling Kirby vacuums in college, but he’s in the juice and burrito business now! Kevin explains his passion for faith and a work-life balance. A touching story about how one phone call changed his future and how it taught him to pay it forward. SHOW CONTRIBUTORS Extract Juicery El Famous Burrito Flint Rock Fairhaven Wealth Management Wheaton Chamber of Commerce

EPISODE SUMMARY In 1978, Glennette Tilley Turner published her first book, The Underground Railroad in DuPage County, Illinois. A walking Wheaton treasure, she is sure to open your eyes with stories and perspectives that contributed to being honored with the Studs Terkel Humanities Award, the Alice Browning Award from the International Black Writers Conference, and a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Illinois State Historical Society. While we believe all of our episodes to be “share-worthy”, this is one you will definitely want to send to your friends and family!

EPISODE SUMMARY An inspirational listen as Matt takes you through his jobs as a young man and how the experiences and connections led him to climb the education systems ladder of success. Get his views on the state of the current education system and how computer labs are out and the wood shop is back!

EPISODE SUMMARY The podcast tables were recently turned on the co-host of The Local when our own Marc Horner appeared as a guest with Mindy and Louis Diamond of Diamond Consultants. Listen in on the story of Fairhaven, how Marc regularly steps out of his comfort zone and the award-winning commercials he created that parody and poke fun at the tightly-wound world of Wall Street.

EPISODE SUMMARY Mike continues his stories and his love for helping and being part of a solution. He was an integral part of Wheaton’s history when voting out the prohibition of alcohol. In the spirit of giving back, he tries to find different commissions in town that may benefit from his diverse background. Mike’s fun, lighthearted larger-than-life persona will have you laughing along the entire time!

EPISODE SUMMARY A fascinating listen, this renaissance man regales us with stories of living overseas to becoming Mayor of Wheaton. An admitted Anglophile, he fondly discusses belonging to the Samuel Pepys club. A club dating back to 1903, as well as a well-kept secret club right here in Wheaton.

EPISODE SUMMARY Enjoy hearing about a one stop treasure trove of rich history and unparalleled culture at Cantigny Park and Golf. Find out which cartoon character has a sand trap dedicated to them! After listening, it’s very likely you’ll plan a day to enjoy their famous renowned gardens, tour their military artifacts or perhaps a round of golf.

EPISODE SUMMARY Meet this no-nonsense, crack-whipping cancer survivor who we love overseeing our county’s budget! Enjoy a fascinating listen of how collecting our taxes is just the beginning of the process. Gwen gives insight into how you can get involved and learn how to fight back against the machine!

EPISODE SUMMARY He's so much more than a roofer! Dale shares one of his favorite quotes from Winston Churchill when asked to summarize his success: “Success is not final; failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts." Dale said he has probably learned more from his failures than his strengths. It takes courage – a lot of courage – and faith, as well as surrounding yourself with an empowered team that has different strengths than yourself.

EPISODE SUMMARY Sarah began her career as an elementary school teacher which she credits as pivotal to becoming the CEO of her own company. Learn about Radon testing and how it is a 24/7 job! Sarah shares her secret to success from the courage it takes to be a woman in a predominately male-run industry to where she got her strong work ethic.

EPISODE SUMMARY As seen on Shark Tank? Bob’s invention, although years in the making, put children’s art front and center – from the fridge to the walls! A Family-owned business through generational growth and mentoring, Bob is a firm believer that good old-fashioned customer service is the key to his success. Framing isn’t just putting a picture in a frame, it’s the art of carpentry and mechanical skills to bring your projects together. Bring in your treasures and he’ll help finish the story through his team's artistic vision.

EPISODE SUMMARY From the first Latina Lieutenant Governor of IL to changing laws for fair housing, Evelyn Sanguinetti proudly shares her journey from growing up in poverty to living in Springfield. A refreshing story of failure, humility, and hard work that made her famously known as The Sidewalk Lady, and how she uses her experiences to make Wheaton a desirable place for businesses to thrive!

EPISODE SUMMARY Mike and Chris both discuss the importance of their respective coaching jobs and how it correlates with success in business. They talk about ow failing is an important cornerstone in the journey to success, the power of networking and how it works from sports, business, and even a music career. They also discuss staying relevant and active to contribute to each other’s success.

EPISODE SUMMARY The Local goes on the road again - this time at the Cream of Wheaton! Among the fantastic live music, great food and drinks, and business expo, there's a lot of fun to enjoy! We get a behind-the-scenes peek into the work that goes into putting on such a huge event, as well as what the Cream of Wheaton means to residents, business owners, and community leaders.

EPISODE SUMMARY Diversity of experience throughout her life started growing up moving homes 26 times and has continued through her years on the bench. Hear how her family tree crossed paths with the original founders of our fine city. Try not to feel too badly for yourself (we certainly did) when you learn Your Honor likes to relax by reading books in foreign languages when she isn’t winning ribbons for her sewing skills. Not only does this Emperor have clothes…she made ‘em!

EPISODE SUMMARY The formula resulting in Steve’s passion for the mission of St. Francis High School comes from an odd list of ingredients: Arizona + English literature + Seminary + European bike trips + Peddling wine = Go Spartans!

EPISODE SUMMARY Sue began her ambassadorship at Cosley Zoo 39 years ago, when there were just two employees. Today, the team is over 30, and they're proudly accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums. Only 10% of United States zoos enjoy this honor! Find out about their Junior Zoo Keeper program for kids ages 12-17, the buzz about their UnCorked wine event, their annual golf outing, and all the other ways the zoo has a positive impact on our community. This year they’re celebrating 40 years!

EPISODE SUMMARY Learn how Eric started out as a young foreman with Legos on the playground, then became an architect by trade. He has a truly fascinating story of how networking and past experiences helped him take the leap of faith into the restaurant business. Eric shares how his faith, work ethic, and family are all part of reshaping the social landscape of Wheaton. He also dishes on some of his exciting new projects. His recent exploits are even mentioned in the Daily Herald! By the time you’re done listening, you’re going to want to open your own business!

EPISODE SUMMARY Ron started his career at the former Big Eight firm Arthur Andersen & Co, and decided if he had to work this hard – he’d rather work for himself! With unwavering support from his wife, it was a leap of faith that paid off with a lot of hard work. What a badge of honor it was to cold call clients and develop a relationship that comes to fruition. In keeping with the changing times, from cold calling to having staff work remotely, Ron talks about how culture is pivotal to success. Including the challenges of keeping the younger workforce engaged and happy. Including support for working remotely yet trying to impart the importance of the hands-on experience of being in the office, where everyday conversations are some of the best learning experiences.

EPISODE SUMMARY Pam shares her story of being a woman in business back in the day, when you had to basically ignore the fact that you had a family to become the Executive Vice President and Regional Market Head at Wintrust. The slogan “you’ve come a long way baby” rings true! Pam gives great advice about the satisfaction of mentoring, taking risks and constantly continuing to learn from everyone and everything. How technology is affecting our traditional way of banking and how she keeps her employees satisfied and engaged.

EPISODE SUMMARY A longtime resident of Wheaton, Tony Payne is the director of the Wheaton Artist Series, bringing world-class musicians to Wheaton College. An accomplished pianist, organist and singer in his own right, Tony shares about his passion for music, the opening of the new Armerding Center for Music and the Arts and the connection between the arts and business. Find out who Yo-Yo Ma winked at and the possibility of Bag Pipes playing at Edman Memorial Chapel? Tony discusses the massive pivot from pre-pandemic in-person music entertainment to the new wave of live streaming and how they’re trying to bring back live performances. He shares his excitement for all things music and the new Armerding Center becoming the art center for the community.

EPISODE SUMMARY Karen advises her kids and young attorneys to be kind to themselves and be patient when chasing their aspirations. Growing up visiting family in Wisconsin, Karen is a big Packer fan and admires Eleanor Roosevelt. Although the Aronberg Goldgehn firm is 130 years old, they are new to the DuPage county area. Through investing in the community, with quarterly events giving back, they are hoping to expand their footprint. Karen also talks about the benefits of associations in your field, and how they become a family within a family.

EPISODE SUMMARY Bob has been a lifelong resident of Wheaton and knows where the bodies are buried – literally! As a matter of fact, as a young lad, he golfed amongst them. He reminisces of the good old days and is just as excited to see where Wheaton is headed. This story-rich interview goes from dunking to cocktail parties, and ping-pong balls! Also, more seriously Bob talks about how banking has affected customers during these turbulent times and how they’re faring the rate wars. How participating in community events is a way of giving back and teaching the younger generation the significance of this waning pastime.

EPISODE SUMMARY Betsy explains how the Dewey Decimal system got a bad rap - it’s really a science! Did you know that you have a business in Wheaton you could get a library card– even though you don’t live here? Not to mention the resources, shelter, and sanctuary Wheaton Library offers for anyone in the public. With future plans to rebuild the West Side Plaza - free concerts are just one of the social services the Wheaton Library presents to our town.

EPISODE SUMMARY Casino Night is an annual fundraiser hosted by the Wheaton Park District that benefits the DuPage County Historical Museum. Join us for an intimate, behind the scenes experience as we visit with the people that make it all happen. There are several “I never knew” moments where you’ll learn little known facts about the museum and the city of Wheaton. To name a few, you’ll find out where Al Capone lived in town to who coached “Bobby” DeNiro of Good Fellas in his movie Casino. Find out which are the best paying games, and which are heart breakers. Learn how this event got started, how it benefits the museum and how the museum serves the people of DuPage County. Settle in and enjoy this exclusive episode that will provide intriguing facts, revealing peeks behind the scenes and a few surprises thrown in during a night for the museum.

EPISODE SUMMARY Mayor Suess clears up the myth that his position is political – it’s purely service. His experience in finance as a Chartered Financial Analyst has helped the City of Wheaton make savvy financial moves including receiving a AAA credit rating! You’ll hear it first as the Mayor shares some of the exciting things on the horizon for Wheaton.

EPISODE SUMMARY From corporate guy to entrepreneur, Mark Bridges, founder of Grandpa Frank’s Candy, turned his grandfather’s family recipe into a business that has taken Wheaton by storm. Hear how Mark made his transition from consulting into business ownership, what inspires him, and how he inspires us – and a little bit about his custom candy for Fairhaven Wealth Management!

EPISODE SUMMARY Allison Orr leads the Downtown Wheaton Association, bringing fresh ideas and new programs to the stores and businesses located in the heart of Wheaton. In this episode, Allison shares about her background in the world of performance arts, the relationship between the DWA and the city, and a sneak preview into all the exciting things the DWA has planned for 2023.