Gabe and Wendy Rivera join Joy and Renea to talk about the upcoming "Acts: The 3-Man Show," which opens this weekend at First Baptist Church Newnan. For more information on the production or to purchase tickets, visit:
https://www.fbcnewnan.org/event/the-acts-3-man-show/all/

In this episode, Joy and Jacqui get into the world of lending with Megan Mulvey, loan originator for Cross Country Mortgage. Mulvey delves into what lenders are looking for when considering a loan for a new home purchase. 

You can learn more about Megan by visiting her website here!

In this episode of "Something to Chat About," Renea and Joy turn their attention to the world of murals with special guest Amber Stidham, owner of Empire Murals. You may have seen some of her work around town with her work featured in downtown Newnan,  Junction Lanes, and Ashley Park.

You can see more of her art at her website: www.empiremural.com or on Instagram: EmpireMuralsInc or Leah.Art.Create 

If you want to talk about Newnan, there's no better person to talk with than Miss Norma Haynes, the 2022 Citizen of the Year. 
In this episode of "Between the Js," Joy and Jacqui talk with Miss Norma about her passion for serving her community as the driving force behind the Newnan Coweta Public Safety Foundation, which serves the men and women of public safety in our community.

On this episode, Renea and Joy are joined by local author, school board member and Senoia resident Amy Dees, who considers herself a ‘literary time traveler’ as her passion is historical fiction.

An advocate for children and students, Amy has written numerous articles on varying topics such as education, policy making, outstanding student achievement, and parenting. Her short story, “The Color of Kings,” won second place in the first ever Erskine Caldwell Pen Contest.

In this episode of "Between The Js," Joy Barnes and Jacqui Robertson talk about the latest trends in real estate for 2022 in Coweta. As the market remains hot and inventory is low in Coweta, see what you can expect in the upcoming year when it comes to homeownership.

In this episode of "Between The Js," Newnan Fire Chief Stephen Brown joins Jacqui and Joy to talk about fire prevention, tornado response, and the annual Christmas parade in Downtown Newnan.

In this episode, local comedian Sevonta joins the ladies of Something To Chat About to talk about his upcoming show, the “Exit 47 Comedy Get Down.” 

The show, scheduled for January 23 at the Wadsworth Auditorium will feature comedians Joel Byars, Bo P, K Dubb, and Sevonta. 

All proceeds for the show will go directly to the Coweta Community Foundation to help those impacted by the tornado last year. 

Longtime Newnan resident and "Voice of the Hawks" for 37 seasons, Steve Holman was recently selected for induction into the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame. 

A Massachusetts native, Holman’s first radio job was as a 17-year-old high school senior at WCCM, where he got to work under sportscasting icon Curt Gowdy, who owned the station. 

Holman has been involved in the NBA since the early 1970s when he was broadcast assistant to the Boston Celtics' late play-by-play legend Johnny Most. 

His 2,766th consecutive game is scheduled for Wednesday night as the Hawks take on the Orlando Magic.

In this episode of Something To Chat About, Renea and Joy talk about the potential hardships the holidays can bring for those who are mourning relatives and friends who have recently passed away. 

Roni Carl, Renea's daughter, talks about grieving for her father who passed in the Spring of 2021 and how she carries on his memory through the Scott Carl Foundation. 

Don Daly is a retired hospice chaplain, grief counselor, and funeral director and shares his experience with helping people cope and see the light at the end of the tunnel.