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.

Charlie Koon and Katie Gambill talk with Tia Suiter, the owner of Appleton's Harley Davidson. Tia shares the story behind how her family's dealership became one of the most successful Harley Davidson dealerships in the country.

On this special episode Charlie and Katie talk with Martha Hendricks and David Brockman about the History of the Montgomery County Library, what they hope for in the future, and some fun upcoming events.

Katie Gambill and Charlie Koon have a fascinating chat with Montgomery County Sheriff John Fuson. The Sheriff discusses some recent security issues with the County Commission and goes in depth with what he faces day to day as the Sheriff of one of the fastest growing Counties in Tennessee.

Charlie Koon and Katie Gambill chat with Clarksville teenager Ava Ploeckelman about her experiences at the Think Global School. Think Global School is a High School made up of kids from all over the world, that spends each semester living and studying in a different country. Ava is also the daughter of Q108 morning show personality Ryan Ploeckelman.

Charlie Koon and Katie Gambill chat with Nate "The Train" Landwehr fresh of signing a contract with the UFC. Hear the amazing story of how Nate went from growing up in Clarksville to fighting all over the world!

Katie Gambill and Charlie Koon chat with Andrew Kester, the Director of the Montgomery County Veteran's Service Organization, about the services they provide and the alarming number of Veterans who are not taking advantage of their benefits. He also talks about an upcoming event in town he hopes will make more Veterans aware of the organization and what it can do for them.

Learn all about Clarksville's Veterans Treatment Court with Judge Ken Goble and Director Ed Moss. They explain the idea behind the court and share how it is helping Veterans in the area who have had issues with the law get their lives back on track.