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Internationally syndicated IndyStar editorial cartoonist Gary Varvel discusses his award-winning drawings and national politics -- and his work as a conservative Christian filmmaker, columnist, and author -- on this week's broadcasts of Story in the Public  Square.

Garry Moore, who retired as the former morning host of WEEK-TV's "25 News Today," is Steve Tarter's guest on Tarter Source this week. Moore stepped down earlier this year after a run of more than 30 years, making him the longest-running morning anchor in central Illinois broadcast history, according to WEEK. Among other topics, Moore will discuss how local media has changed over the years.

This episode is sponsored by Do Savannah's Savannah VOICE Festival opera giveaway.

Savannah Morning News editorial page editor Adam Van Brimmer speaks with Donnie Bell about what he expects for Georgia football coming off a national championship appearance and some trap games to look out for this year.

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Buddy Thomas talks about Dartmouth's three-sport star Courtney Costa and what made this 5-foot-3 dynamo so memorable.

Jack Angelo talks about his plans as Canton's new police chief.

Stormwater Management Director Roger Raines describes the city's plan for shoring up a brick stormwater line with a diameter of more than eight feet that has been assisting with the city's drainage needs since it was crafted by hand about 150 years ago.

Joe is back from vacation and we are back with a new show. James Gunn is removed as director of Guardians of the Galaxy. Robert De Niro is eyed for the new Joker movie. The new DC streaming service shows off an underwhelming trailer for Titans. Marvel messes up a slam dunk.....again.

A paddleboarder has a close encounter with a shark plus best spots on Martha's Vineyard, Taryn's new fave Chatham clothing store, Mung is afraid of cows and much more!

Longtime Providence Journal high school sports writer John Gillooly chats with columnist Bill Reynolds about his long career, as he prepares to leave The Journal after more than 50 years.