In this episode of Macon It, we’re unleashing all the feels with Tracey Weathers, Shelter Manager of Bibb County Animal Services. From adorable puppies and playful kittens to some truly wild calls from the field, Tracey gives us a behind-the-scenes look at life in the shelter and the heart it takes to care for Bibb’s animals every day.

We also talk about responsible pet ownership, the importance of spaying and neutering, and how you can help through donations, volunteering, or (best of all) adoption.

🐶 Thinking about adopting? Now’s the perfect time! All adoption fees are waived for the month of June! You can meet your future furry friend and learn more at: bibbsheriff.us/animal-services

Ever wonder who’s mowing the medians, clearing dump sites, or jumping into action when a storm hits Macon-Bibb? Meet Tim Wilder, head of the Public Works Department; a team that tackles the dirty jobs to keep the community clean, safe, and running strong.

In this episode of Macon It, we dig into everything from blight removal to weed-eating wizardry, and how the department plays a crucial role in beautifying Bibb and responding to emergencies. It’s the story of hard work, heavy lifting, and a whole lot of heart; straight from where the Wilder works are.

In this podcast crossover event, we’re talking all things tourism, storytelling, and how to plan the perfect day in Macon. Aaron Buzza of Talkin’ Macon and Visit Macon joins us to share his top picks for must-see spots, can’t-miss meals, and why Macon keeps people coming back. Whether you're showing your best friend around or just rediscovering your hometown, this episode gives you the ultimate playbook.

They’re the team behind the scenes and often behind the ceilings, floors, and walls. They make sure Macon-Bibb County runs smoothly every single day. In this episode of Macon It, we talk with Rob Ryals and Robbie Belew, the dynamic duo leading our Facilities Management Department.

From fixing A/C units in the summer heat to painting crosswalks, handling electrical repairs, and preserving Macon's historic 200-year-old buildings, their work touches every corner of the county. It's a job that’s never boring and always essential.

Get a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to keep Macon-Bibb safe, functional, and looking good, one lightbulb (and ladder) at a time.

Ever wonder who’s behind the cameras, the captions, and the catchy headlines? In this episode of Macon It, we flip the mic around and sit down with the Macon-Bibb County Government Communications team; the creative crew responsible for telling the County’s story and sharing its message with the community in fresh, engaging ways.

From writing speeches and running social media to planning press conferences and producing this very podcast, they’re the ones crafting the narrative and capturing the moments that matter.

It's government... but make it fun. 🎥📣💬

Concerts, hockey, comedy shows, & MORE! This week we’re sitting down with David Aiello, District Manager of Oak View Group, to talk all about the exciting events and what’s coming up at the Macon Centreplex, Macon City Auditorium, & Atrium Health Amphitheater. 

What does it take to have one of the best Main Streets in the country? This week’s guest is Emily Hopkins, NewTown Macon’s Vice-President of External Affairs and Main Street Manager. We  talk Downtown Macon’s growth and goals and what makes us LOVE Macon!

Macon-Bibb County's Aviation Director Doug Faour sings the praises of Macon-Bibb’s two airports, hitting all the high notes, from passenger service to new industries to runway extensions to a guitar-shaped terminal. 

A SPECIAL episode with PURPOSE! This week, we’re joined by a LOCAL favorite who thinks making his community a better place is the only OPTION! We talk about why SALES are so important in our community and how a small TAX has made a difference!

How do you promote Macon? It’s actually an easy job, according to Visit Macon CEO/President Gary Wheat. In this week’s episode of Macon It, Wheat breaks down what Visit Macon has to offer and what goes into putting Macon on the map.