Shortt Tuesday! Coach Michael Shortt was along for the ride on Coach & Friends. The guys recapped his recent visit with Bill "Bubba" Bussey. They also discussed the growing commercialization of Lake Martin, talked about the graffiti at Chimney Rock, and explored how Lake Martin had become a popular destination.

Coach Jerry Weems joined Coach Kris Herron in the studio to kick off a new week. The two talked about the importance of giving your best effort in everything you do and gave a shoutout to the water boys who were already hard at work before daylight. They also broke down the Clay Central Vols football schedule, including an upcoming jamboree and a couple of Thursday night matchups. Herron shared details from his Friday road trip, and they took time to celebrate a few holidays along the way.

The Barber, David Nolen, kicked off the day with stories from the Old Clay County tennis tournament and a few memories with his doubles partner, Superintendent Dr. Todd Freeman. Dave weighed in on “Flickin’ Chicken” as a possible contender for next year’s challenge. Coach Herron and Dave also swapped thoughts on odd restaurants and took a look at the Hollis Museum in Dora.

Get Up with Giddens! Coach Steve Giddens was joined by Coach Kris Herron for a conversation that started with the day’s devotion and turned into a deep dive into rain. They asked the big question: Was there rain before the story of Noah? Science consultant Garey Reynolds joined the discussion to share his insight. Coach Giddens put Coach Herron to the test with a surprise water cycle quiz, and local radio legend Jeff Colburn dropped in to talk about how all the recent rain is causing trouble in the garden.

Taylor Time! Rusty Taylor sat in with Coach Kris Herron on Coach & Friends. The two kicked things off by talking about how the recent rain has affected Rusty’s week. They also chewed on the idea of new BBQ joints popping up in Alabama, possibly thanks to Kenny Chesney. Plus, is “Flickin’ Chicken” on the board for next year’s challenge? They closed out the show with the latest stories from The Clay Times Journal.

Shortt Tuesday! Coach Michael Shortt hopped on Coach & Friends with Coach Kris Herron. Coach Shortt shared his Father’s Day weekend report even while dealing with the dreaded summer cold. The coaches talked about steamed seafood along the coast, celebrated National Garbage Man Day by recognizing the hardworking AGL guys, and answered a great question from dedicated listener Hammock. 

Coach Kris Herron was joined by Coach Jerry Weems to start the week. The two realized they had overlapping out-of-town experiences over the weekend and didn’t even know it. They also talked about way-too-early Thanksgiving decorations, a top-notch anniversary meal, and an all-time great drive-thru experience. Heath Bone wrapped things up with his thoughts on an incredible U.S. Open golf championship.

The Barber, David Nolen, joined Coach Kris Herron on Coach & Friends. The conversation ranged from Southern accents in movies to a grandkids report from Dave. Coach Herron shared memories from his student teaching days with Dave’s old driver’s ed teacher. Trent Adams, the head coach of the Lineville 12U All-Stars, stopped by the studio to talk about their big championship game tonight.

Get Up with Giddens! Coach Steve Giddens came in strong with pineapple and fudge brownies in hand. The crew talked about a beloved Alabama doughnut shop that recently closed its doors. Pro cornhole thrower Ferg dropped by to share his secrets to success. Coach Jerry Weems and David Nolen joined to make their picks for the U.S. Open, which tees off today.

Taylor Time! The Grinder, Rusty Taylor, joined Coach Kris Herron on Coach & Friends. They started the show with a conversation about a surprising culinary topic: English peas with mushrooms and pearl onions. Dr. Chip East stopped by and brought three varieties of fresh blueberries. Ferg made a brief visit, followed by Mr. Mac, who sampled the berries. Character also dropped in, delivered a set of golf clubs, and joined in the tasting. The duo wrapped up the show by sharing headlines from The Clay Times Journal.