Coach Jerry Weems sat in with Coach Kris Herron to start a new week. The two recapped the weekend’s events. Chance Jones from the Clay County Economic Development Council stopped by to provide an update and led a thoughtful SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats) analysis of the Atlanta Braves.

The Barber, David Nolen, jump-started the weekend vibes on Coach & Friends. Dave talked about preparing for his trip to the Gulf of America. The guys dove into the mysterious science of the in-studio seating chart, covering who sits where, why it matters, and how those prime spots are earned: box seats, scholarships, reserved, and good old general admission. They also took a nostalgic detour down memory lane to reminisce about an old amusement park in Montgomery.

Get Up with Giddens! Why was the morning so foggy? Coaches Steve Giddens and Kris Herron wanted answers, and they found them on Hero’s Hotline with Garey Reynolds. Along the way, Robert Fetner stopped by with a box of doughnuts. The coaches wandered into the middle of nowhere, where the conversation turned to salmon biscuits and music idioms.

Taylor was out of pocket, which meant it was Tab Time Wednesday on Coach & Friends. The crew tackled unmet CPAP needs, discussed Clay County’s newest deputy, and ran through the latest Homeroom Morning Announcements. Tab’s snack bag was raided live on-air and holidays were celebrated.

Shortt Tuesday! Coach Michael Shortt joined Coach Kris Herron on Coach & Friends. Amy Frye and Erika Wood from Clay County Hospital shared all the details about the upcoming Health Fair, which is open to the public. The coaches also went head to head in a debate over who has the best garbage service. They wrapped up the show by discussing their favorite beverages.

In a special hour honoring the National Day of Prayer, Coach Kris Herron was joined by a distinguished group of local spiritual leaders. The broadcast featured Bro. Richie Farrow from Carey Baptist Association, Bro. Randy Harrelson and Bro. Jon Adams from Liberty Baptist, Bro. Brad Kimble from Ashland Methodist, Bro. Clay Lovelady from Delta Baptist, Bro. John Howell from Barfield Baptist, Bro. Lonnie Atwood from Lineville Baptist, Bro. Ben Rosser from First Baptist Ashland, Bro. Darrell Hogan from County Line Baptist, and Bro. M. R. Hamilton from Clairmont Spring Baptist.

Coach Kris Herron and Coach Jerry Weems opened the first full week of May with a look at Weems’ ties to the University of Alabama. As always on the first Monday of the month, Dr. Chip East from the Alabama Cooperative Extension Service joined the show to cover key turf care topics, including fertilization, aerification, and irrigation.

The Barber, David Nolen, was in the house. The crew talked through Dave’s mower situation as the new cutting season got underway. Herron shared how he once took out a stump using nothing but a mower deck. Dave mentioned the grandkids were coming for the night. The conversation turned to Decoration Days in May. Listeners also got a laugh from Dave’s famously picky milkshake order and his unexpected collection of chenille letters.

Get Up with Giddens! Coach Steve Giddens rode along on Coach & Friends. He showed off his fresh new athletic attire and shared a humorous story about knowing someone’s wife longer than he’s known them. Listeners also heard a heartfelt National Day of Prayer message from Governor Kay Ivey. The AGL Morning Homeroom Announcements started, and the show wrapped up with a fun dive into familiar food-related idioms.

Taylor Time! Rusty Taylor joined Coach Kris Herron on Coach & Friends. The show started on a warm note as they gave a big birthday shoutout to Coach Herron’s longest-running friend, Glenn. Chase Hammock hopped on Hero's Hotline. Ole #54 made a surprise stop by the studio and admitted he hadn’t taken his blood pressure medicine. The conversation turned to local happenings with updates on work around the square, Rusty's recent trip to Talladega, and a look at the latest stories from The Clay Times Journal.