Episode 9 of the Aggieville Lifestyle Podcast features DJ Dan Michaels from Q Country 103.5, and legendary Aggieville Master of Ceremony. This week, host Tyler Jackson sits down with Dan to talk all things Aggieville: from its energy and evolution to the Aggieville Association’s New Year’s Eve celebration. A familiar voice in the community, Dan shares his perspective on what makes Aggieville special and why this annual celebration continues to bring the Little Apple together. Visit DJDanMichaels.com to book an event with him!

Happy New Year! We wish 2026 is the best year of your life!

Happy Thanksgiving! This week on the Aggieville Lifestyle Podcast, host Tyler Jackson sits down with Ben Sigle, co-founder of the Manhattan Running Company. Ben talks about where he’s from, how the store was founded, and the story behind the now-iconic MHK Turkey Trot 5K. From building a running community to creating one of Manhattan’s favorite holiday traditions, Ben shares what drives his passion for helping people move, connect, and thrive.

Find the Manhattan Running Company at 1129 Garden Way and online at manhattanrunningco.com

This week on the Aggieville Lifestyle Podcast, host Tyler Jackson sits down with Ryan Emley, founder and owner of Aggieville Brewing Company. Ryan shares how a passion for craft beer, community, and creative experimentation helped shape one of Aggieville’s most exciting local breweries. From building a welcoming taproom culture to crafting signature brews that celebrate Manhattan, he talks about the story behind Aggieville Brewing Company, what fuels his inspiration, and how he’s carving out a place for beer lovers in the heart of the Little Apple. This episode is an absolute banger!

Find Aggieville Brewing Company at 612 Pillsbury Dr, and online at aggievillebeer.com

This week on the Aggieville Lifestyle Podcast, host Tyler Jackson sits down with Skyler Wikoff, managing partner of Nico’s Little Italy, and winner of last weekend’s Aggieville Chili Crawl. Skyler shares how a passion for family, food, and community helped create one of Aggieville’s most beloved restaurants. From authentic Italian roots to award-winning local flavor, she talks about the story behind Nico’s, who Nico was, and her commitment to bringing timeless hospitality to the heart of Manhattan. This episode is an absolute banger!

Find Nico's Little Italy at 1101 Moro St. Suite 111, and online at nicosmhk.com

This episode is dedicated to the memory of Nicolette Lynn Unruh (1987-2023)

Step inside Full Circle Diner + Cocktails, where retro charm meets modern flavor. In this episode of the Aggieville Lifestyle podcast, Tyler Jackson sits down with Tanner Hockenbury, co-owner of Full Circle, and they visit about this reimagined classic to talk comfort food, craft cocktails, and the community spirit driving Aggieville’s evolving dining scene.

Find Full Circle Diner + Cocktails at 1112 Moro St. in Aggieville, and online at fullcirclemhk.com

In Episode 4 of the Aggieville Lifestyle Podcast, Tyler Jackson sits down with Matthew Klassen, the owner of Little Apple Vintage, to talk about the stories behind Aggieville’s most unique shop. From retro finds to community vibes, they dive into fashion, nostalgia, and what makes Aggieville the perfect home for timeless style on this episode of Aggieville Lifestyle.

Find Little Apple Vintage Shop at 622 N Manhattan Ave from 11am - 6pm Friday & Saturday, and 24/7 across all social media.

In Episode 3 of the Aggieville Lifestyle Podcast, Tyler Jackson talks to Dylan Roberts, the owner and lead barber of Campus Barbershop on Moro Street. Sitting in Tyler's backyard, these two talk fresh cuts, community, the importance of Aggieville and building connections one chair at a time. From classic styles to modern trends, Dylan shares his story, shop culture, and why Campus Barbershop has become a true Manhattan staple. This is truly a fantastic episode.

Campus Barbershop. Located in Aggieville at 1206 Moro Street since 1983. campusbarbersmhk.com 785-537-3234

In Episode 2 of the Aggieville Lifestyle Podcast, Tyler Jackson talks to Scott Sieben, the owner of Eating MHK - Kite's Bar & Grill, Mr. K's & Rockin K's. Scott talks about growing up in Manhattan, graduating from K-State, and then setting his roots in the Little Apple. They talk about the history of Kite's, the impact of a home K-State game, Fake Patty's Day, and even how the Manhattan Trolley came to town. This insightful episode with a great guest is a fun listen! See the menu and learn more about Kite's Bar & Grill at kitesbar.com