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01-20-25 | Lori Wiggins joined Travis and Bryan on East Georgia’s Morning Show to talk about the upcoming Relay for Life and the continued fight against cancer in communities across East Georgia. Lori discussed the importance of Relay for Life in supporting cancer research, honoring survivors, remembering loved ones lost to cancer, and bringing the community together for a meaningful cause. She also shared ways residents can participate, volunteer, donate, and support local fundraising efforts connected to the annual event.

01-16-25 | Tom Bigwood with the GS Dugout Club joined Travis and Bryan on East Georgia’s Morning Show to discuss the upcoming “Evening with the All-Stars” baseball banquet scheduled for February 7. Tom shared details about the event, its importance in supporting Georgia Southern University baseball, and how the Dugout Club continues to help strengthen the program through community involvement and fan support. The conversation also highlighted the excitement surrounding the upcoming baseball season and opportunities for Eagle fans to connect with players, coaches, and supporters during the special event.

01-14-25 | DeWayne Grice from Grice Connect joined Travis and Bryan on East Georgia’s Morning Show to celebrate the program’s 5th Anniversary. As the very first guest to ever appear on the show, DeWayne reflected on the growth of the program over the past five years and shared memories from the early days of East Georgia’s Morning Show. The conversation also highlighted the importance of local media, community partnerships, and the relationships built throughout Statesboro and Bulloch County during the show’s run.

01-09-25 | Sharon Perkins joined Travis and Bryan for Blue Thursday on East Georgia’s Morning Show to discuss the upcoming softball season at Georgia Southern University and the evolving landscape of college athletics. Coach Perkins shared her expectations for the season ahead, offseason preparation, and how the team is coming together heading into competition. She also discussed the growing impact of the transfer portal and NIL opportunities on recruiting, roster management, and player development in college softball. The conversation highlighted the challenges and opportunities facing student-athletes and coaching staffs in today’s rapidly changing collegiate sports environment.

01-07-25 | James Wood joined Travis and Bryan on East Georgia’s Morning Show with an important reminder that today is the final day for the FEMA Mobile Disaster Recovery Center operating at the local fairgrounds. James discussed the recovery assistance available for residents impacted by recent disasters, including help with FEMA applications, housing assistance, documentation questions, and other recovery resources. He encouraged anyone still needing support or information to visit the center before operations conclude and shared guidance on what residents should bring when seeking assistance.

01-03-25 (Hour 2) | Don Poe and Carey Cassedy joined Travis and Bryan during Hour 2 of East Georgia’s Morning Show to discuss the upcoming Feed the Boro food drop taking place on January 4 and the important role of United Way sponsorship support. The conversation focused on helping local families facing food insecurity, the continued need for community involvement, and how organizations across the region are working together to make a positive impact. Don and Carey also shared details on how residents can volunteer, donate, and support Feed the Boro’s mission of serving families throughout the Statesboro and Bulloch County area.

01-03-25 (Hour 1) | James Wood joined Travis and Bryan during Hour 1 of East Georgia’s Morning Show to discuss the FEMA Mobile Disaster Recovery Center currently operating at the local fairgrounds through next Tuesday. James explained the types of assistance available for residents impacted by recent disasters, including help with applications, recovery resources, housing support, and answers to FEMA-related questions. He also encouraged residents needing assistance to visit the mobile center before it closes and shared information about what individuals should bring when seeking help.

01-02-25 | Amy Hughes and Danny Reed joined Travis and Bryan for Blue Thursday on East Georgia’s Morning Show to discuss Name, Image, and Likeness opportunities for student-athletes at Georgia Southern University. The conversation focused on how NIL opportunities continue to grow for athletes across all sports, not just football and basketball. Amy explained how athlete branding, licensing, sponsorships, and community partnerships are creating new ways for student-athletes to build their personal brands while representing Georgia Southern. Danny also shared insight into the evolving college athletics landscape and what these changes mean for Eagle Athletics moving forward.

12-30-24 | DeWayne Grice from Grice Connect joined Travis and Bryan on East Georgia’s Morning Show to look back at the most important and interesting stories impacting Statesboro, Bulloch County, and the surrounding East Georgia region in 2024. From major community developments and local business growth to education, public safety, and events that brought the community together, DeWayne shares insight into the headlines that shaped the year. The conversation also highlights how local journalism continues to play a vital role in keeping residents informed and connected across the region.

12-19-24 | Georgia Southern University Assistant Athletic Director for Annual Fund, Michael Ellis joined Travis and Bryan on East Georgia’s Morning Show to discuss the upcoming New Orleans Bowl watch party in Atlanta and why fan support continues to play a major role in the success of Eagle Athletics. Michael explains the impact of the Erk Russell Fund, how contributions help support Georgia Southern student-athletes, and why alumni and fans are vital to the future of the program. He also shares details on how supporters can get involved, connect with fellow Eagles during bowl season, and continue building championship traditions both on and off the field.