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On the Wednesday episode of The Commute, Editorial Page Editor Adam Van Brimmer  talks with Crime Reporter Will Peebles on the video that went viral on facebook of a woman being arrested on Tybee Island.

On the back half of the podcast, Van Brimmer talks with Sports Reporter Travis Jaudon after he drove to Saluda, South Carolina to watch the dash-cam and body-cam footage of Georgia Southern's QB Shai Werts arrest.

The Candymaker in Pier Park is helping out Mexico Beach after Hurricane Michael in a unique way.

Just because Andrew and Sam don't work together at the video store anymore (not that they could; it was turned into an Urgent Care years ago) doesn't mean they aren't still THE go-to people for reviews of the latest movies and shows. On this episode: HOBBS & SHAW, ANGRY BIRDS 2, THEM THAT FOLLOW, THE BOYS and more.

Nathan Stutz, the assistant superintendent at Perry Local Schools, talks about the benefits of allowing open enrollment into the district and why some parents choose to open enroll their children into another district outside of where they live.

Prosecutor Ron O’Brien responds to allegations of a cozy relationship with police

This week on “Story in the Public Square” Duke University political scientist Ashley Jardina discusses her book “White Identity Politics,” a topic of urgent importance in the wake of the latest mass shootings in America.

See You In The Morning -Daily Savannah Morning News Headlines - August 7, 2019

Former St. Vincent's teacher/coach denied bond in upskirting case

Savannah police investigating shooting that killed one man on River Street.

Savannah police officer leaves jail on bond pending trial for aggravated sodomy

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Music: "Not for me" by Barradeen

BJ Lisko and Cliff Hickman preview (and mostly rip on) WWE Summerslam. We also discuss AEW All Out (which we are much more positive on).

To help ease the blow of the Smart Saver in northeast Oklahoma City closing this week, community partners will provide free transportation services and extra food distribution to residents in need.

The county commission voted to not acquire the Sapp House property in Panama City.