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08-15-24 | Todd Beasley joins Bryan and Travis on East Georgia’s Morning Show to discuss biodiversity and the mission of the Georgia Southern Botanical Gardens. Todd explains the importance of preserving plant and animal diversity, the educational role of the gardens, and how the space contributes to environmental awareness in the community. He also previews the upcoming “Hops & Hawgs” event, highlighting how it brings people together to support conservation efforts through a fun, community-focused experience.

08-14-24 | Barry Munkasy joins Bryan and Travis on East Georgia’s Morning Show to discuss the upcoming cheerleading season and competition schedule at Georgia Southern University. Coach Munkasy also dives into the role of kinesiology in sports performance, explaining how movement science, training methods, and injury prevention strategies are applied within cheer and other athletic programs. The conversation highlights both the competitive side of cheerleading and the academic foundations that help athletes perform at a high level.

08-12-24 | DeWayne Grice, Dal Cannady, and Corey Kemp join Bryan and Travis on East Georgia’s Morning Show to provide an update on recovery progress following Tropical Storm Debby. The discussion covers ongoing cleanup efforts, infrastructure impacts, and coordination between local government and emergency management teams. The guests also highlight how residents can access assistance, report storm-related damage, and stay informed as recovery efforts continue across the community.

08-09-24 | Clay Helton joins Bryan and Travis on East Georgia’s Morning Show to discuss the upcoming football season for Georgia Southern University, along with the evolving impact of NIL and the role of the Eagle Nation Collective. Coach Helton shares insight into roster development, offseason preparation, and expectations heading into the new season. The conversation also explores how NIL continues to shape college football recruiting and player relationships, as well as how the Eagle Nation Collective supports Georgia Southern student-athletes both on and off the field.

08-08-24 | Don Poe, Faith Reinbold, and Chad Reinbold join Bryan and Travis on East Georgia’s Morning Show to discuss the upcoming Feed the Boro food drop scheduled for August 10 and the ongoing mission of Bags of Faith. The conversation highlights efforts to fight food insecurity in the community, provide essential supplies for homeless individuals, and support families facing difficult circumstances. Listeners also learn how local residents can volunteer, donate, and become involved in both organizations’ outreach efforts.

08-07-24 | Ilene Baynes, Todd Williford, and Nichole Deal join Bryan and Travis on East Georgia’s Morning Show to preview the upcoming production of “Dearly Beloved” at the Pal Theater in Millen. The group discusses the comedy’s story, the unique characters audiences will meet, and what makes the production entertaining for theater fans of all ages. They also share behind-the-scenes insight into rehearsals, community theater involvement, and what attendees can expect during performances on August 17 and 18.

08-01-24 | Kyle Marrero joins Bryan and Travis on East Georgia’s Morning Show to discuss several major topics impacting Georgia Southern University, including NIL changes in college athletics, student enrollment growth, academic partnerships, and the upcoming football season. President Marrero shares insight into how NIL continues to shape relationships between universities and student-athletes, along with the opportunities and challenges it creates for athletic programs. The conversation also highlights enrollment trends at Georgia Southern, the university’s partnership efforts involving medical education and healthcare training, and expectations surrounding Eagle football heading into the new season.

07-29-24| Billy Hickman joins Bryan and Travis on East Georgia’s Morning Show to discuss efforts to preserve farmland in Georgia and the proposed “Save Our Homes” Georgia constitutional amendment. Senator Hickman explains the importance of protecting agricultural land from rapid development and how preserving farmland supports local economies, food production, and rural communities. The conversation also covers the goals of the “Save Our Homes” amendment, including its potential impact on homeowners, property taxes, and long-term growth planning across the state.

07-29-24 | Zach VanOtteren joins Bryan and Travis on East Georgia’s Morning Show to discuss the upcoming Kennedy Pond Conservancy 5K and Food Truck event happening September 28. Zach explains the importance of Kennedy Pond to the local ecosystem, including its role in wildlife habitat, water management, and environmental conservation efforts in the community. The conversation also highlights how the fundraiser will support continued preservation efforts while bringing the community together through fitness, food, and outdoor activities.

07-25-24 | Kennedy Finch joins Bryan and Travis on East Georgia’s Morning Show as the new Executive Director of Eagle Nation Collective. Kennedy discusses the mission of the collective, the evolving role of NIL opportunities in college athletics, and the organization’s goals for supporting student-athletes at Georgia Southern University. The conversation also previews the upcoming Kickoff Social on August 9, including opportunities for fans, supporters, and local businesses to get involved with the program and help strengthen Eagle athletics through NIL support.