As the election season heats up in Indiana, voters are gearing up to head to the polls on November 3rd. But with so many issues on the ballot, it's easy to get confused. This week on Community Connection, we're breaking down the key points you need to know about the upcoming election, including a crucial amendment question that's been causing some confusion. We're also talking to Marion County Prosecutor Ryan Mears about his re-election bid and how he plans to tackle the tough issues facing our community. Plus, we're shining the spotlight on two brothers who are making waves in the music and book worlds - Lamar Campbell and Jeffrey Campbell. Their new single, "OK in the Morning," is a powerful anthem of hope and transformation, and their book, "Who Am I Capable of Becoming?", is a journey of self-discovery and faith.

Today's episode is packed with insightful conversations and thought-provoking discussions. We're discussing the importance of mental health and housing in our community, and how they're interconnected. We're also talking to Congressman Andre Carson about his re-election bid and his plans to tackle the issues that matter most to Hoosiers. And, we're exploring the world of music and literature with the Campbell brothers, who are inspiring us with their new single and book.

One of the most pressing issues on the ballot is the amendment question that's been causing confusion. We're breaking down the key points you need to know about this crucial question, and why it's so important to get informed before heading to the polls. We're also talking to voters who are passionate about making their voices heard and making a difference in their community.

We also talk to our very own Lamar Campbell who's releasing a new single that must be heard and his brother Jeffrey Campbell, who's authored a new book, "Who Am I Capable of Becoming". Don't miss this week's episode of Community Connection, where we're tackling the tough issues and shining the spotlight on the people and stories that matter most. Tune in to hear the full conversation and get informed about the issues that will shape our community's future.