Omaha Magazine Podcast

Inside Omaha with Gil Cohen" invites listeners into exclusive, one-on-one conversations with the city's most influential leaders, innovators, and visionaries. Gil uses his decades of local connections to go beyond headlines — sharing personal stories, insider insights, and practical lessons that help residents better understand, connect with, and improve life in the Omaha metro. Veteran Omaha Magazine executive Gil Cohen takes you behind the scenes with the people shaping our city — from mayors to musicians, CEOs to community advocates. Each episode delivers more than just stories; it's a masterclass in leadership, resilience, and the art of building a thriving community. Whether you're a business owner, civic-minded resident, or simply curious about the heartbeat of Omaha, you'll leave each episode with new insights, deeper appreciation, and ways to get involved.

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  Episode #11

  What Most People Don't Know About Boys Town

  May 18, 202637 minS2

  <p>For more than 100 years, Boys Town has helped children and families rebuild their lives, but most people have no idea how far its impact truly reaches.</p> <p>In this episode of The Inner Circle, Gil Cohen sits down with Rod Kempkes, President and CEO of Boys Town, and Father Jeff Mollner, the organization's spiritual director, for a powerful conversation about the legacy, evolution, and future of one of America's most recognized nonprofits.</p> <p>From family reunification and mental health support to crisis intervention, education, healthcare, and faith, this episode reveals how Boys Town has expanded far beyond...

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  Episode #10

  He's a Pro Football Ref AND a Practicing Lawyer. Here's How.

  May 5, 202640 minS2

  <p>How do you balance two high-pressure careers—on the field and in the courtroom?</p> <p>In this episode of The Inner Circle, Gil Cohen sits down with Clete Blakeman, a professional football referee with nearly two decades at the highest level and a practicing attorney with over 30 years of experience. From officiating the biggest games in football to managing a full legal career, Clete shares how he built a life that thrives in two completely different worlds.</p> <p>You'll hear how his journey started as a Nebraska quarterback, transitioned into law, and unexpectedly led to officiating major pr...

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  Episode #9

  The #1 Thing Omaha Needs to Become a Top Convention City

  Apr 13, 202635 minS2

  <p>What does it actually take for Omaha to compete with the top convention cities in the country?</p> <p>In this episode of The Inner Circle, Gil Cohen sits down with Adam Straight, President and CEO of MECA, to break down what's working and what's missing as Omaha looks to elevate its national presence in conventions, events, and entertainment.</p> <p>With over 25 years of experience leading major venues in Atlanta and New Orleans, Adam brings a fresh perspective on how cities win (or lose) convention business. From the recent expansion of the CHI Health Center to the importance...

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  Episode #8

  The Omaha Newspaper That Only Publishes Good News (Since 1938)

  Mar 30, 202631 minS2

  <p>The Omaha Star isn't just a newspaper it's a living piece of history that has never missed a publication since 1938.</p> <p>In this episode of The Inner Circle, Gil Cohen sits down with Terri Sanders, publisher of The Omaha Star, one of the longest-running African-American newspapers in the United States. Founded by Mildred Brown, the paper has spent nearly nine decades documenting community milestones, preserving untold stories, and focusing on something rare in today's media landscape: good news.</p> <p>Terri shares how The Omaha Star has evolved in the digital age while staying true to its mission...

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  Episode #7

  The "Uncompetitive" Trap Destroying Small Business in Nebraska

  Mar 16, 202626 minS2

  <p>Nebraska's economic future depends on more than just good intentions; it requires thoughtful policy, long-term planning, and the courage to make difficult decisions.</p> <p>In this episode of The Inner Circle, Gil sits down with Jim Vokal, CEO of the Platte Institute, a statewide policy think tank focused on economic growth, tax policy, workforce development, and government transparency. A former Omaha City Council President and mayoral candidate, Vokal now works on the research and legislative side of the issues shaping Nebraska's future.</p> <p>The conversation explores how the Platte Institute works with Nebraska's unicameral legislature to turn...

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