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Jul 20, 202312 min
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This is an EXTRA HOUR of the John & Heidi Show. These breaks are only heard on the flagship station for The John And Heidi Show, Sunny 93.3 fm in Sioux Falls, SD. (and now www.SiouxFallsNewsRadio.com)

This rest of this show is syndicated on over 297 stations, to hear these breaks, you can listen to Sunny 93.3 from 5am to 10am or hear the podcast version at the bottom of the page at JohnAndHeidiShow.com (click AUDIO ARCHIVES)

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You're listening to the John and Heidi Show Bonus Hour. If you miss any of the program, you can find a podcast at the bottom of the page at Johnny radio dot com. Thank you for listening to The John and Heidi Show Bonus Hour. Super excited for my guest today, Jordan Deffenbaugh. He is with an organization called the c r C and they are the Community Revitalization Collective. They're a bunch of do gooders doing all kinds of good stuff.

I love that. That's awesome. Yesterday they did a thing called Citizen Taco. They do that every Wednesday, so if you missed it yesterday, it's okay. They'll do it again next Wednesday and the following Wednesday. And we're going to chat with them all about that. And they've also got a thing called the Tool Library Suit Falls Tool Library. I keep saying tool lending Library, because here's why there's a thing called the toy Lending Library. Two completely

different things. In my brain, I've got them tied together. They're not related other than they're both amazing organizations. But this one, the Sue Falls Tool Library. You could become a member for as little as fifty dollars a year, and then when you have like a need for tools, instead of going out and buying a tool, you's going on and pick one up and you use it, and then you bring it back when you're done, like like a library. How cool is that. I've got a bunch of tools

that when we finish the projects that we have. We got a bunch of projects going on right now, but when we get done with them, I'm going to be taking them to the tool Library. We're gonna be chatting with Jordan Dffenball all about that. We've also got them scheduled for next week because they've got some events coming up next week, and we've got them scheduled for the following week because they've got more stuff coming up the following week. They

are busy, busy folks at the CRC. We're going to chat with him all about that coming up. Thanks for listening to The John and Heidi Show Bonus Hour on a Thursday. It's more important than ever to have a better credit card. At better credit cards dot com, we offer a variety of credit card options to fit your needs. Whether you want a card to give you cash back or a credit card to help you build your credit. We probably have it at better credit Cards dot com. That's better credit Cards dot

com. Give yourself credit cards. Thanks for listening to the John and Heidi Show. Excited to visit right now with Jordan Deffenbaugh. He is with Community Revitalization Collective CRC and they're doing some amazing things in Sue Falls. And first thing we're going to talk about here is the Soux Falls Tool Lending Library, the suit Falls Tool Library. Rather, this is a thing that you guys started recently. Tell me a little bit about this, Jordan. It's a

really cool idea. Well, yeah, it's a really cool idea. It's also a really simple one. Um. What it is is we have a collection of tools and if you want to join, to become a member of the Tool Library, it's fifty dollars a year and then you have access to the whole sellection, so that stuff like drills, brooms, shovels, we have lawnmowers, and we're our collection is growing, so as the membership grows, it also opens the door for new possibilities. Obviously, right now we're

in a small space at nine two one East eighth Street. We're actually round back in two balls uf goota it's like the old SMOs Pub formerly Red Sea Pub, and we are round the back and folks can check us out. We're mostly open during the day, like four to six. We're in the midst of finding volunteers right now, so we're hopefully getting in full operation in the next month or so. But we're pretty active on social media Facebook. If folks we need to message us or email us, we were pretty responsive.

So if folks have donations or if they want to get in to check out the tool library at a certain time, we're pretty responsive. Sue Falls. Tool library dot org is the website for that. And are there specific tools that you guys are looking for? You going, Man, I really wish somebody had one of these, you know, I think right now, I think it folks. If folks we're willing to donate, like some decent

power tools. We have a selection of drills and sawsalls and things like that, but like getting a few solid bets like a really nice impact driver and a really nice circular saw with a consistent battery set, like sayd Walt or Milwaukee, those types of brands would be really helpful. Otherwise, I mean, we're steadily giving getting the stuff that we want. Whis been really interesting is and this is sort of the power of asking, so to speak.

There have been times where I'm like, Okay, I have a post hole digger that I need for a project, a community project with the CIREC, Like, Okay, where do I get one? Well, I just jumped on to Facebook on social media and said, Hey, does anyone out there have a spare post hole digger? And within about forty eight hours, I'll find one. Someone will drop one off. That's like it's happened several times. Yeah, And I think it's like people see the like, oh I

got I got this tool lying around, I'm not using it. I might as well have these guys to use it. They can manage the resource. Folks can come use that tool if they ever need to um. But then it's also open to other folks in the neighborhood, in the community. And I look at it like there's so many times people come around to a project and there's something in the way, they're missing a tool, and they just need that one tool and they can complete it. And that's what I think,

that's what we're trying to alleviate some of those spaces. I love that and I've got some tools I'm gonna be bringing to I was telling you that we've got several projects we're gonna be wrapping up soon, and when we're done with these, I'm going to be bringing a whole bunch of stuff down there. So I'll see if we can. Maybe when it's time to do that, maybe we'll also post a thing online asking other folks, Hey, yeah, you've got some stuff, We'll bring it down. I think this is

really cool. Again, the tool library, the sious Falls Tool Library, sous Falls tool Library dot org. And one of the other things you guys do. I think this is really cool as well. Citizen Taco, and this is the thing you do on Wednesdays. Tell me a little bit about what you guys do for Citizen Taco. Well, Citizen Taco is also a very simple concept. You come to the stand, I give you a taco,

and then you give me an idea to make the community better. So we're every week, we're there out in front of the Union Gospel Mission Turst store. We've just recently started working with Rudy Navarrat who has the Rudy Taco bus, and so we are working with him and now we're serving upwards of one hundred and fifty people a week and it's a way for folks to get to know each other in the way of your neighborhood. And a lot of

these folks might be houseless. They might be residents of the Bishop Dudley, they might be folks that just live in the way of your neighborhood, or the folks that are just like coming down to have tacos, and it offers a really safe space to engage with the community and actually get a sense of like, Okay, what's going on on Eighth Street, what's happening? And yeah, there's a lot of I mean with there's a lot of houses people down there, and as a result, there are challenges that have come from

that that density. So we're trying to understand that at the CRC, and we use in Taco to create a really safe space to build community. If you'd like to learn more about that, my CRC dot org. My CRC dot org. And we talked earlier about the Suo Falls tool Library that website Suo Falls tool Library dot org. Jordan, thank you for doing what to do and thanks for time today. All right, thank you again, Jordan Deffenbaugh and again if you'd like to learn more about Suo Falls Tool Library,

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