Hey Payson Stranger – Episode 6 gives you a rare, over-the-shoulder look as Robert dives into the edit of Episode 5.

You’ll watch as he:
• Compresses 4 hours of editing into a 48-minute walkthrough
• Explains what stays, what goes, and why it matters
• Shares editing techniques that shape the tone and rhythm of each episode
• Offers insights into storytelling through cuts, transitions, and timing

If you’ve ever wondered how the magic happens after the cameras stop rolling, this is your all-access pass.

Catch the process, the tips, and the real-time decisions—only at HeyPayson.com.

In this episode, I sit down with Mike Patch, Executive Director of Time Out Shelter and Thrift Store. You’ll learn:

• How Mike’s Master’s Degree and 30+ years in nonprofit work prepared him for this role
• What Time Out Shelter does for victims of domestic violence in our community
• Eye-opening stats about the issue right here in Rim Country
• Details on the upcoming Golf Tournament Fundraiser
• A sneak peek at Lanterns On The Lake coming to Green Valley Park in 2026

Stick around for a fun ending—yes, we left in the bloopers.
If you’re looking to get involved, learn something new, or just enjoy local stories, don’t miss this one.

Welcome to Hey Payson Stranger, the video series of HeyPayson.com, hosted by me—Robert Starkey.

In this episode, I sat down with Ashley and Eric Bean — our directors and the very first couple Jamie and I met when we moved to Payson. What started as a casual backyard chat quickly turned into an impromptu video shoot. I had to act fast — they’re not easy to pin down for an interview!

This is a “meet your neighbor” kind of episode. It’s longer than usual, but worth every minute if you’re looking to make new friends or just get to know the heart of this town a little better.

Ashley and Eric share what brought them to Payson, their goals for being here, and why they love calling it home. I’m excited to watch what these two build next.