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03-04-25 | Amanda Anderson from Bulloch County Animal Services joined Travis and Bryan on East Georgia’s Morning Show to discuss new operating hours at the shelter and introduce two adoptable puppies, Pancake and Waffle. Amanda shared details about the updated hours, ongoing adoption efforts, and the importance of finding loving homes for animals in the community. Pancake and Waffle also stole the spotlight as Amanda highlighted their personalities and encouraged listeners to consider pet adoption through Bulloch Animal Services.

03-03-25 (Hour 1) | James Wood joined Travis and Bryan during Hour 2 of East Georgia’s Morning Show to discuss FEMA resources available for residents recovering from the impacts of Debbie, Hurricane Helene, and Enzo. James explained the different forms of disaster assistance available through FEMA, including housing support, recovery resources, application guidance, and information for individuals and families affected by recent severe weather events. The conversation also focused on the importance of applying for assistance, staying informed about recovery programs, and utilizing available community resources during the rebuilding process.

03-03-25 (Hour 1) | John Flanders and Rachael Wood from Anderson's General Store joined Travis and Bryan during Hour 1 of East Georgia’s Morning Show to talk about the upcoming Chick Day event happening this Saturday. The conversation covered everything visitors can expect during the annual event, including chicks, farming supplies, family activities, and resources for backyard poultry enthusiasts. John and Rachael also discussed the continued popularity of small-scale farming and how Anderson’s General Store continues serving the agricultural and homesteading community across Statesboro and the surrounding region.

02-28-25 | Sharon Draeger from the Behavioral Pediatrics Resource Center joined Travis and Bryan on East Georgia’s Morning Show to discuss a new initiative providing window decals for homes and vehicles indicating that an autistic person may be present. Sharon explained how the decals can help improve communication and awareness during emergency situations by alerting first responders and community members that someone with autism may be inside. The conversation also highlighted the importance of autism awareness, family support resources, and creating safer, more understanding communities for individuals on the autism spectrum and their caregivers.

02-27-25 | Cade McGlynn and Danny Reed joined Travis and Bryan for Blue Thursday on East Georgia’s Morning Show to discuss the upcoming “Day for Southern” fundraising campaign and the excitement surrounding the final home basketball game of the season at Georgia Southern University. Cade shared how the Georgia Southern Foundation’s “Day for Southern” initiative helps support students, academic programs, athletics, and campus opportunities through community giving and alumni involvement. Danny Reed also previewed the Eagles’ final home basketball game, discussing the atmosphere, fan support, and the importance of finishing the season strong in front of the home crowd.

02-26-25 | Daniel Brown and Allyson Lee from the Georgia Southern Performing Arts Center joined Travis and Bryan on East Georgia’s Morning Show to discuss the exciting lineup of upcoming shows and events coming to the PAC. The conversation highlighted a variety of live entertainment opportunities, including music, theater, and special performances designed to bring the community together through the arts. Daniel and Allyson also shared details about upcoming productions, ticket information, and how the Performing Arts Center continues to serve as a cultural hub for Statesboro, Bulloch County, and the surrounding region.

02-25-25 | William Bridwell with GATAJAM joined Travis and Bryan on East Georgia’s Morning Show to discuss the upcoming concert featuring Riley Green and its mission to raise support for the Eagle Nation Collective. William shared details about the event, the excitement surrounding Riley Green’s performance, and how proceeds will help create NIL opportunities for student-athletes at Georgia Southern University. The conversation also highlighted the growing connection between entertainment, community support, and the future of college athletics in the NIL era.

02-21-25 | Pattie Bablowski from Worn Threads Thriftshop and Beth Cadlick with Area Christians Together in Service joined Travis and Bryan on East Georgia’s Morning Show to discuss the important work both organizations are doing to support individuals and families in need throughout the community. Pattie shared how Worn Threads Thriftshop helps provide affordable clothing, furniture, and household items to those facing difficult circumstances, while Beth explained how ACTS assists residents with emergency rent and power payments during times of crisis. The conversation highlighted the importance of community support, volunteer involvement, and local outreach efforts in helping neighbors across Statesboro and Bulloch County.

02-20-25 | Marty Fischer joined Travis and Bryan on East Georgia’s Morning Show to celebrate another national championship victory for the clay target team and discuss the continued success of the program. Coach Fischer shared insight into what makes the team consistently competitive at the national level, the dedication shown by student-athletes, and the growing support surrounding the program. The conversation also focused on ways community members and supporters can help the team through donations, sponsorships, and involvement as the program continues building on its championship tradition.

02-18-25 | Joe Ben from Galactic Comics & Games joined Travis and Bryan on East Georgia’s Morning Show to discuss the continued rise of nerd culture into mainstream pop culture and the games currently attracting the most attention from fans. Joe talked about how comic books, tabletop games, trading card games, and video games have become more popular than ever, helping create larger communities and bringing new audiences into geek culture. The conversation also covered trending games, community game nights, and why hobbies once considered niche are now some of the biggest forces in entertainment today.