Dr. Patrick Murphy joins Byers & Co to talk about heart attack signs, symptoms and prevention.

Kirkland Fine Arts Center's Jan Traughber previews a season of events that features the return of Ballet Folclórico, the first act that played at KFAC 50 years ago.

Jerry Johnson previews Theatre 7's production of "The 39 Steps", a funny thriller based on a Hitchcock piece that features four actors portraying one hundred and fifty characters.

Rodney Davis calls in from the nation's capital and discusses the Democratic primary, his campaign and the announcement of a new president at his alma mater Millikin University.

Macon County Clerk Josh Tanner joins Byers & Co. and talks about the happenings at the Iowa caucus, local elections and the upcoming recount for the Macon County Sheriff election.

CASA's Julia Livingston and BLDD's Jessica Whitlock introduce the voting for this year's CASA Playhouse Raffle designs.

Angela Foulke of the YMCA joins Byers & Co. and previews an open house at the Y and covers a wide range of topics from fashion obsession, Super Bowl half time controversies and catching up on Netflix.

Tom Brinkoetter and Michael Sexton preview a weekend full of open houses including a classic home in the West End with a large yard and a spectacular Forsyth home.

Keith Creighton and Brittany Acree of Dennis Lab School are joined by students Michael Garmon and Caleb Mayes to talk about very unique project learning experiences where the students had an opportunity to learn about the human eye, dissect a squid and give a recorded special presentation on an animal.

GT Church's Pastor Matt Samuels joins Byers & Co. and talks about the idea of "following your heart" and how sometimes it is valuable to do a "heart check" to make sure your heart is not leading you down the wrong path.