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92 counties. One state. Infinite stories. Get Indiana celebrates the businesses and people putting Indiana on the map.
Meet the Founder
Nate is a lifelong Hoosier, content creator, and community builder who launched Get Indiana in May 2024 with a simple conviction: Indiana's news deserved a bigger stage.
What started as a YouTube channel and podcast quickly grew into a full media platform: a blog with 750+ articles, city-specific newsletters reaching 10 Indiana markets, and a social media following of 420k+ people who share a love for the Hoosier State.
“Every county in Indiana has a story worth telling. We're just making sure people actually hear them.”
— Nate Spangle, Founder
However you like to consume content, we've got you covered.
Candid conversations with the entrepreneurs, leaders, and Hoosiers building something worth talking about.
3 episodes / week · 250+ episodes
Travel guides, hidden gems, small town breakdowns, food roundups, sports coverage, and news from every corner of the state.
750+ articles · Updated daily
Hyper-local editions for Indianapolis, Fishers, Noblesville, South Bend, Fort Wayne, Lafayette, Bloomington, and Evansville.
10 markets · 25,000+ subscribersHome to Indiana-focused podcasts that spotlight the people, places, and stories across all 92 counties.
Hosted by Nate Spangle
The Get IN. Podcast takes you inside the businesses, ideas, and people shaping Indiana's future. Hosted by Nate Spangle, each episode features candid conversations with Hoosier entrepreneurs, innovators, and leaders building something worth talking about.
Hosted by Allison Martin
IN the Parks is an Indiana state parks podcast telling the stories of the Hoosier State's incredible parks. Hosted by Allison Martin, each episode covers the history, best trails, hidden gems, and latest events at Indiana's state parks.
Hosted by Josh Cecil, Tyler Mechem, Producer Chris
Josh Cecil, Tyler Mechem, and Producer Chris host a weekly Hamilton County podcast about local music, weekend live shows, trivia, and serious nonsense.
Hosted by Dom Miranda
Get IN Sports is your home for everything Indiana sports. From high school sectionals to Pacers playoff runs, Colts NFL Draft picks to IndyCar at the Brickyard, we cover the Hoosier State's biggest games, players, and stories.
Everything we publish falls into one of these categories, each one rooted in the real experiences and communities of Indiana.
State parks, scenic trails, road trips, and the hidden corners of Indiana worth exploring on your next day off.
Tenderloin sandwiches, local breweries, family diners, and the restaurants that define Indiana's food culture.
Festivals, philanthropy, real estate, and the everyday moments that make Hoosier communities special.
Entrepreneurs, small businesses, success news, and the economic engine that keeps Indiana moving forward.
High school rivalries, college traditions, the Indy 500, Pacers, Colts, Fever, and the athletes who make us proud.
Concerts, festivals, art scenes, theater, and the cultural experiences that bring Indiana communities together.
Historic towns, Hoosier traditions, famous figures, and the news that shaped Indiana into what it is today.
Our writers and contributors live across Indiana. They know these towns, these trails, and these tenderloin sandwiches firsthand.
Sid Shroyer is a retired Indiana high school English teacher and a former on-air host of All Things Considered for the South Bend NPR affiliate, WVPE. He is also a frequent radio essayist and the author of When Once Destroyed , a historical memoir detailing the destruction and flooding of the Indiana town of Somerset.
Ryan Miller is a student from southern Indiana. He is the Editor-in-Chief of his school's newspaper and yearbook, and has led them both to be award-winning publications. Miller will be attending the University of Missouri, where he will major in Journalism.
Brooks is a 2019 DePauw University graduate who double-majored in English Writing and Communications with a journalism emphasis. The Indianapolis native won the Robert F. Kennedy Foundation Journalism Award for Human Rights for his work on News21's "Hate in America" project out of the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism. He was also a four-year football player at DePauw, earning all-conference honors twice.
Originally from small-town Iowa and a Hawkeye at heart, Cheyne has proudly called Indiana home for nearly a decade. Following 12 years of media relations, communications, and broadcasting duties in minor league baseball, Cheyne joined Get Indiana as content manager to write weekly Get Indiana, Get INvolved, and Small Town Breakdown newsletters, blog posts covering everything from travel guides and small towns to Indiana sports, and scriptwriting for social content.
Jarred Porter is a content creator and SEO specialist for Get Indiana, helping Hoosiers discover the best places to eat, explore, and experience across the state.
Allison Martin is the voice behind IN the Parks, a podcast uncovering the history, best trails, and hidden gems of Indiana's state parks. The Indy native brings her love for the outdoors to Get Indiana.
Shelby Zellmer is a social media strategist and storyteller with years of experience in PR and content creation. She covers hidden gems, travel guides, and Indiana history for Get Indiana.
Born and raised in Indiana’s 574, Taylor is a business owner, farm wife, and mom who brings local heart to Get IN by giving you insider tips on the state’s hidden gems.
Josh Gordon is a lifelong Hoosier, IU grad, and PA announcer who has perfected the art of balancing a notebook, a roster sheet, and a lukewarm concession-stand coffee. At Get Indiana, he covers the games, gyms, and rivalries that remind you why Indiana takes sports way more seriously than anyone wants to admit.
Destany Long is an Indianapolis native, Communications Specialist, and local freelance writer. When she's not uncovering Indiana's hidden gems, you can find her enjoying live music, spending time with friends, and trying out new restaurants around the city.
Brice Vance is a Fort Wayne-based sports media professional and co-host of the Sideline Sports Show. With nearly a decade of experience covering Indiana high school and college sports, he brings deep local knowledge and a passion for Hoosier athletics to every broadcast.