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06-11-26 | Danny Reed and Soren Butler joined Bryan and Travis for Blue Thursday on East Georgia’s Morning Show. Danny Reed shared news about the next step in his professional career, reflecting on his time covering Georgia Southern athletics and discussing what lies ahead. The conversation included memories, career highlights, and his continued connection to Eagle Nation. Coach Soren Butler also stopped by to preview the upcoming season for the Georgia Southern rifle program and discuss the honor of hosting the upcoming NCAA Championships. He shared insight into the team's preparation, expectations for the year, and what it means for Georgia Southern to welcome one of collegiate athletics’ premier championship events to campus.

06-08-26 | Blake 'The Snake', Da Chef, and Albert Exley from APW Wrestling brought plenty of energy to East Georgia’s Morning Show as they joined Bryan and Travis to promote the upcoming GATAMania. The conversation quickly turned into controlled chaos as the wrestlers discussed upcoming matches, rivalries, and what fans can expect when GATA Mania comes to town. Filled with colorful personalities, playful trash talk, and excitement for the event, the interview gave listeners a taste of the action and entertainment that APW Wrestling plans to deliver when the bell rings.

06-05-26 | Courtney Nalker joined Bryan and Travis on East Georgia’s Morning Show to discuss her businesses, The Raven's Roost and Events by Courtney Kaye, along with plans for the upcoming Brooklet Fantasy and Folklore Festival. Courtney shared the story behind The Raven’s Roost consignment store and how it has become a destination for unique finds and community connections. She also provided a preview of the Brooklet Fantasy and Folklore Festival, highlighting immersive experiences, vendors, entertainment, and activities designed to celebrate imagination, storytelling, and local creativity. The conversation showcased the growing excitement surrounding one of the area’s most unique community events.

06-04-26 | Matt Hassan and Danny Reed joined Bryan and Travis for Blue Thursday on East Georgia’s Morning Show to discuss the upcoming Georgia Southern football season. The conversation covered a wide range of topics, including reflections on the legacy of Erk Russell, the evolving landscape of college athletics through NIL and the transfer portal, and expectations for the Eagles heading into the new season. They also talked about Clay Helton and his summer football camps, player development, and how the program continues to build toward sustained success while honoring its traditions.

05-29-26 | Pam Bolden and Syrin Johnson joined Bryan and Travis during Hour 2 of East Georgia’s Morning Show to discuss the after-school and summer art programs available through the Averitt Center for the Arts. Pam and Syrin shared information about the variety of classes, workshops, and creative opportunities available for children and teens throughout the year. They discussed how the programs help students develop artistic skills, build confidence, and explore their creativity in a supportive environment. The conversation also highlighted the Averitt Center’s ongoing commitment to arts education and enriching the lives of young people throughout the community.

05-29-26 (Hour 1) | Lisa Sampson with Feed the Boro and William Webb joined Bryan and Travis during Hour 1 of East Georgia’s Morning Show to discuss how Feed the Boro is addressing food insecurity throughout the community. Lisa shared the organization's ongoing efforts to provide food assistance to individuals and families in need, while William discussed why local businesses and community partners play such a critical role in supporting those efforts. The conversation highlighted the importance of sponsorships, volunteer involvement, and community collaboration in helping Feed the Boro continue its mission of fighting hunger and serving residents across the region.

05-26-26 | Bill Tarr with the Georgia Police K9 Foundation joined Travis and Bryan on East Georgia’s Morning Show to talk about the organization’s upcoming “An Evening with the K9s” fundraising event. Sgt. Tarr discussed the important role police K9 units play in law enforcement across Georgia and how the foundation helps provide equipment, training, medical support, and other resources for K9 teams. He also shared details about the upcoming event, community involvement opportunities, and how supporters can help continue the foundation’s mission of backing the men, women, and K9s serving communities throughout the state.

05-22-26 (Hour 3) | Brie Hagan joined Travis and Bryan during Hour 3 of East Georgia’s Morning Show to discuss her preparations for the upcoming Miss Georgia Pageant and the platform she is passionate about bringing to communities across the state. Brie shared her goals of helping individuals and families affected by addiction, raising awareness about recovery resources, and encouraging open conversations surrounding substance abuse and mental health. She also talked about her pageant journey, community service efforts, and what she hopes to accomplish while representing the Golden Isles on the Miss Georgia stage.

05-22-26 (Hour 1) | Dr. FlorAnne Cruz from Southern Chiropractic Center joined Travis and Bryan on East Georgia’s Morning Show to talk about her recent pageant experience and the personal growth that came with it. Dr. Cruz also shared details about a fundraiser Southern Chiropractic and Wellness Center is hosting to support an employee currently battling cancer. She discussed the importance of community support during difficult times and how local residents can help make a difference for one of their own. The conversation highlights compassion, resilience, and the strong sense of community found across Statesboro and Bulloch County.

05-20-26 (Hour 2) | Kristian Ellison from Kristian Designs joins Bryan and Travis on East Georgia’s Morning Show for hour two to discuss becoming an entrepreneur at just 19 years old and the journey to purchasing a downtown flower shop for a physical business location. The conversation covers the challenges and rewards of business ownership, building a brand at a young age, the importance of community support and the future vision for Kristian Designs in downtown Statesboro.