Dr. Brad Moser and Erin Yow of Clarksville Christian school stop by to have a conversation with Charlie about the future of the school, including it's new campus being built in the Marcelina residential project off of Rossview Rd.

The beloved Austin Peay mascot "The Gov" recently won the National Mascot Championship in Orlando.  AJ and Brandon are two of the Govs "Mascot Support" staff, and they play a huge part in the Gov's success.   Charlie gets the inside scoop into winning the Championship, and what it's like being a big part of a Clarksville Icon.

Charlie sits down with Senator Bill Powers to talk about some recently announced road improvement projects, including Trenton Road and the widening of I-24.  Senator Powers also sheds some light on why some of these road improvement projects take longer than others.

Jimmy Terry Jr. is a Clarksville Firefighter and Realtor, he is also the son of legendary Clarksville Pastor Jimmy Terry Sr.  This week he joins Ryan and Charlie to talk about growing up with a larger than life father, why he decided to come back home to Clarksville, and building a faith of his own.

Colonel Christopher Midberry is the new Garrison Commander of Fort Campbell.  This week he joins me, Ryan Ploeckelman and Charlie Koon to share his story of growing up as a Navy Brat, going to West Point with his brother, the advantages of being in a military family, and what exactly a Garrison Commander does day to day.  Clarksville’s Conversation is powered by F&M Bank.

Get all the details for this year's Turkeys For Troops event on November 18th 2023.

Ashleigh Travis was recently sworn in as the Sixth Circuit Court Judge of the 19th Judicial District.  This week she joins me Ryan Ploeckelman and Charlie Koon on Clarksville’s Conversation to talk about growing up in Clarksville, how an opportunity in High School led her down the path to study law, the process of being appointed Judge by Governor Bill Lee and more.  All on this Episode of Clarksville’s Conversation Powered by F&M Bank.

Racecar driver Tony Schumacher only works for six minutes a year. But he spends the rest of the year in preparation for those critical six minutes. And it's paid off: His career-best speed on the NHRA track is over 336 mph. This week, Schumacher talks about how he got stared in racing, what it's like to travel two football fields per second, and his partnership with Clarksville's Joe Maynard, owner of JCM Racing.