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04-25-25 (Hour 2) | Shalyn Reddish joined Travis and Bryan during Hour 2 of East Georgia’s Morning Show to discuss the release of her new book, The Space Between, now available on Amazon. Shalyn shared the inspiration behind the book, her writing process, and the journey of bringing “The Space Between” to publication. The conversation also explored the themes of the story, the challenges and rewards of becoming an author, and the excitement surrounding the book’s release for readers discovering her work for the first time.

04-25-25 (Hour 1) | Bernadette O'Donnell from South Georgia Tormenta FC and Margo McCoy from the Humane Society of Bulloch County joined Travis and Bryan during Hour 1 of East Georgia’s Morning Show to discuss the upcoming Tormenta FC match on April 26 featuring adoptable dogs from the Humane Society. Bernadette and Margo shared details about the special partnership event, how fans will have the chance to meet adoptable dogs during the match, and the importance of promoting pet adoption and animal welfare throughout the community. The conversation also highlighted the role local organizations and sports teams can play in raising awareness and helping animals find loving homes.

04-24-25 (Hour 2) | Natarsha Brown from the Goodwill Opportunity Center joined Travis and Bryan during Hour 2 of East Georgia’s Morning Show to discuss the reopening of the Opportunity Center and an upcoming Job Resource Fair designed to connect community members with employment opportunities and career resources. Natarsha shared details about the reopening, the services available through the center, and how Goodwill continues helping individuals with job training, career development, and workforce support. The conversation also highlighted the importance of the upcoming Job Resource Fair in bringing together employers, job seekers, and community resources to help strengthen the local workforce and provide new opportunities for residents across the region.

04-24-25 (Hour 1) | Dan Adams and Jordan Elbert from Georgia Southern University athletics joined Travis and Bryan during Hour 1 of East Georgia’s Morning Show to discuss upcoming promotions for Georgia Southern softball and baseball. Dan and Jordan shared details about special game-day events, fan giveaways, themed promotions, and activities designed to create an exciting atmosphere for Eagle fans throughout the season. The conversation also highlighted the importance of community engagement, student involvement, and continuing to build strong support for Georgia Southern athletics at home games.

04-23-25 (Hour 2) | Bob Inglis from RepublicEn.org joined Travis and Bryan during Hour 2 of East Georgia’s Morning Show to discuss conservative approaches and free-market solutions to addressing climate change. Bob shared perspectives on energy innovation, economic incentives, environmental stewardship, and how conservative principles can play a role in climate and energy policy discussions. The conversation also explored the importance of bipartisan dialogue, technological advancement, and finding practical solutions that balance economic growth with long-term environmental responsibility.

04-23-25 (Hour 1) | Dustin Herb from Herb's Bare Necessities joined Travis and Bryan during Hour 1 of East Georgia’s Morning Show to discuss his passion for creating handmade organic soaps and lotions. Dustin shared how Herb’s Bare Necessities got started, the process behind making natural skincare products, and the importance of using organic ingredients in soaps and lotions. The conversation also highlighted the growth of small handmade businesses, the demand for natural products, and the creativity involved in producing quality skincare items for customers across the region.

04-22-25 (Hour 3) | Blaine Craft and Cade Beecher joined Travis and Bryan during Hour 3 of East Georgia’s Morning Show to discuss their upcoming performances at the Vidalia Onion Festival. Blaine and Cade talked about their music careers, preparing for the festival, and what fans can expect from their live performances during one of Georgia’s most popular annual events. The conversation also highlighted the role the Vidalia Onion Festival plays in bringing together music, entertainment, and community celebration for visitors from across the region.

04-22-25 (Hour 2) | Megan Kelly and Danny Hendrick joined Travis and Bryan during Hour 2 of East Georgia’s Morning Show to discuss the upcoming Kiwanis Rodeo beginning Thursday and its mission to raise money to help children in Bulloch County. Megan and Danny shared details about the rodeo events, family-friendly entertainment, and community activities planned throughout the event. The conversation also highlighted how funds raised through the Kiwanis Rodeo help support programs and services benefiting local children and families across Bulloch County.

04-22-25 (Hour 1) | Ashlynn Flowers and Natarsha Brown from Goodwill Industries joined Travis and Bryan during Hour 1 of East Georgia’s Morning Show to discuss the reopening of a Goodwill Resource Center that was previously destroyed by a hurricane. Ashlynn and Natarsha shared details about the rebuilding process, the services offered through the Resource Center, and how the reopening will help individuals and families access employment resources, education opportunities, and community support programs once again. The conversation also highlighted the resilience of the community and Goodwill’s continued commitment to helping residents recover and move forward after severe weather impacts.

04-21-25 (Hour 2) | Kim Billings, Kristen Kramer, and Colby Hatten joined Travis and Bryan during Hour 2 of East Georgia’s Morning Show to discuss available resources and community efforts focused on helping prevent child abuse. The conversation highlighted the importance of education, awareness, early intervention, and support services for children and families throughout the community. Kim, Kristen, and Colby also shared information about local programs, outreach initiatives, and ways residents can become involved in supporting child safety and strengthening families across East Georgia.