# Jennifer Clark

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For Distraction-Free Batavia, Belonging Means Speaking Up

It was only two years ago when Megan McDermott moved to Batavia. But when she saw a need, she didn't hesitate to get involved. All it took was a conversation with a fellow parent to inspire her to co-found Distraction-Free Batavia, a parent advocacy group seeking to reduce screen time in schools. N…

Restore Me

Wherever you are today, this biblical meditation, narrated by Jennifer Clark, offers a quiet space to pause and reconnect with God. Find rest—and restoration. Meditate on Deuteronomy 30:3. Abide is a Christian meditation app that helps you experience peace and grow in your relationship with Chris…

What Gambling Costs Batavia (And TAP Talks Back)

This week, Alexa and Richard spend time talking about gambling in Batavia - how it helps small business - and how it hurts. Then, they revisit what has become quite the hot topic in Batavia: the proposed TAP Text A Physician service. Richard sits down with TAP Telehealth's VP of Business Developmen…

I Support the Girls: Restoring Dignity One Bra and Period Product at a Time | Dana Marlowe

How does a woman get the things many of us take for granted, like a bra that fits or period products when she has no access to them at all? Dana Marlowe’s story starts in a lingerie store dressing room in 2015. She asked what to do with her old bras, and a sales associate told her, “Homeless women …

How Ward 2's Leah Leman Learned to Trust Her Gut

Most know Leah Leman as a co-owner of Limestone Coffee & Tea. But for six years, she's been balancing that with her role as alderperson for Ward 2, which Leah describes as Batavia's "introverted ward." And as a self-proclaimed introvert herself, Leah's a good fit. So I wanted to know: how do you re…

Is Batavia Becoming a Ghost Town? (with Jamie Saam)

Just in time for spooky season, Batavia is facing one of the scariest prospects of all: the possibility of downtown businesses slowly dying. These days, it's been hard to walk around downtown without being haunted by empty storefronts. There's no sugar-coating it: it's been a hard year for downtown…

Does Your Neighborhood Need Another Stop Sign? (PLUS: A T.A.P. Update!)

Why have stop signs become the most heated discussion in Batavia? This week, Alexa and Richard discuss the ongoing saga of two intersections that seem to desperately need a little friction introduced into the mix. PLUS: T.A.P. has passed! Alexa and Richard discuss what they'll be looking for as it'…

Preventative Spiritual Care

Wherever you are today, this biblical meditation, narrated by Jennifer Clark, offers a quiet space to pause and reconnect with God. How do you keep your spiritual heart healthy? Meditate on Proverbs 4:20-22. Abide is a Christian meditation app that helps you experience peace and grow in your rela…

Season 2 Finale: Your Courageous 'Yes'

What happens when ordinary people say 'yes' to the need in front of them? In this special end-of-season episode, Jennifer is joined by Melanie Scroggins, co-founder of Scroggins Creative and the partner behind the scenes of Humankindness at Work. Melanie has handled guest sourcing and communicatio…

A Heart to Heart with Your New Podcast Friend, Alexa Swidenbank

Save the date for our next LIVE show at Sturdy Shelter on December 6th at 4pm! It's been four months since Alexa Swidenbank became Area Code: Batavia's co-host. But it's not the first time she's made big steps to get involved in her community. On this episode of Area Code: Batavia, it's host/guest …