Seymour

Indiana native Rob Whiteoff voices John Marston.

After he recorded his voice lines for Red Dead Redemption 1, he moved back to Seymour, Indiana.

He worked on his farm and was doing a construction job.

A month after he was asked to come back to record The Undead Nightmare, it took him four years to record his lines.

He is now 75, still going strong.

He is from Seymour, Indiana.

He was born with spina bifida and had corrective surgery as an infant.

He started his first band at 14.

And I'm usually, you know, instead of driving all the way home, it's only a four-hour drive for me, but...

You know, a lot of times I'll just head north on I-65 and stop somewhere around Seymour, Indiana.

I'll check into a hotel, get something to eat, and then I just crash.

I'm trying to sleep.

Providence, Rhode Island is tuned in today.

Seymour, Indiana.

Watkinsville, Georgia.

Jackson, Tennessee.

It's after the Civil War.

Seymour, Indiana is a busy rail junction.

Just north of town lives the Reno family.

And the Reno brothers already have a reputation for cheating travelers, skipping out on army enlistment bonuses, and allegedly setting fires around town.

So just run of the mill.

Bored Boys.

So on the night of October 6, 1866, so damn near, I'm not going to do the math, but same month, so general around the same time frame, John Reno, his brother Simeon, and a gang member named Frank Sparks board an Ohio and Mississippi train as it pulls out of the Seymour Depot.

They walk into Adams Express car and put revolvers to the head of the messenger, Eli Miller.

John Mellencamp is an American rock singer, songwriter, and musician.

After playing in local bands in Seymour, Indiana, he moved to New York City in 1975, performing as Johnny Cougar.

He signed with Tony DeFries at Main Man Management and released his debut studio album, Chestnut Street Incident, in October 1976.

He started performing as John Cougar Mellencamp with the release of his seventh studio album, Aha!, which contained three top 20 hits.

And we're back on Southern Indiana now.

Super excited to bring you all the latest action from the City of Seymour Parks Department.

So there's lots of things.

We're going to talk with Zoe today about all the different dates you need to get on your calendar.

Thanks so much for joining us, Zoe.

There's action-packed things.

No one can say they're bored in Seymour.

Exactly.

This is Mike Cadero.

I'm the Senior Director of Interoperability at Meditech, and I'm excited to welcome our guest, Craig Rice, who's the Vice President and Chief Information Officer at Schneck Medical Center in Seymour, Indiana.

Today, we will be talking with Craig about the importance of interoperability, especially for independent hospitals.

We will discuss the challenges of data exchange across health systems, the promise of TEFCA and Meditech's Traverse Exchange, and how a more interoperable EHR can support both better care and the adoption of next-generation technologies.