The Head Football Coach of the Austin Peay Governors, Mark Hudspeth joins us to talk about winning the Ohio Valley Conference for the first time since 1977, and winning the OVC Coach of the Year. He also talks about the core values he and his staff instill in the players and how he is preparing them for the the first Play-off appearance in school history.

The Commissioner for the Tennessee Department of Health, Dr. Lisa Piercey joins us to talk about the issues the Department is tackling, including children dealing with abuse, the teen vaping crisis, and why it is important for you to get a flu shot.

Charlie Koon and Katie Gambill talk with Terry Pevehouse a retired solider from the 5th Special Forces Group on Fort Campbell. He now works with the Special Forces Association, and shares some of the many benefits Tennessee offers retiring soliders, and what the community can do to support the soldiers in 5th Group.

Katie Gambill and Charlie Koon chat with Pastor Mike Burnette and Sammy Stuard about an upcoming event in Clarksville called "Turkeys for Troops". The event gives out free turkeys to active duty soldiers and veterans before Thanksgiving, as a way of saying thanks for all they do.

Charlie Koon and Katie Gambill talk with Montgomery County Health Director Joey Smith about some of the incredible things the Health Department is doing. Joey also talks about "Language Nutrition", what it is, and why it is important for children.

Judge Jill Ayers joins Charlie Koon and Katie Gambill to give us an inside look into the process of becoming a Judge in the State of Tennessee. She also talks about being the chair of Leadership Middle Tennessee, an organization that brings leaders together from all over the area.

Antonio Murgas chats with Charlie Koon and Katie Gambill about his incredible success story of going from working at a Dominos Pizza, to owning Dominos all over Middle Tennessee.

Clarksville has a new Chief of the Fire Department, Freddie Montgomery. He joins Charlie Koon and Katie Gambill to talk about his move from Hopkinsville to Clarksville, his belief in the importance of being involved in the community, and some great events going on in the area for Fire Prevention Week.

Jack Turner joins Charlie and Katie to talk about his family's history in the Clarksville Beer business, and how he decided to go out on his own when he was young, and the path he forged. He also talks about how Clarksville and Montgomery County can benefit by coordinating and working with our neighboring communities.

Charlie Koon and Katie Gambill talk with Eric Yow a lawyer an entrepreneur in Clarksville and the brains behind Clarksville Zombie Hunters. Eric talks about what it takes to turn an idea into your own business and why you should look at defining success beyond dollars and cents.