I know you will want to join me this week as I have G. David Brown on to discuss his career and his four decades with Athens Area Community Theater productions. His latest directorial endeavor is "Steel Magnolias" coming to the stage April 17--26, 2026. It is a classic and a must see event.

I know you will enjoy this week's program as I welcome Josh Bragg, the Athens (TN)Middle School music instructor. He has some very interesting family stories and he shares his love of music and theater in our local community.

I am excited to have Matt Siniard, the Athens, Tennessee, Parks and Rec Director, join me to share the great things that are happening in our area, and ideas for projects that lie ahead.

I am delighted to have as my guest this week, Billy Berry, Tennessee Wesleyan University head baseball coach, who discusses what it takes to become National Champions---twice. His journey with the Bulldogs has led to some great stories you will enjoy.

Please join me as I welcome Ashley Copeland, an experienced public relations professional at Tennessee Wesleyan University to the show. She shares insights into the realm of promoting the school and other entities to their maximum potential. She is currently the President of the Etowah, TN Main Street group.

You won't want to miss my guest this week, Jeff Eastman. the leader of Remote Area Medical (RAM), who will share the wonderful medical services his organization has provided for more than one million people since 1985.

I know you will want to join me as I visit with Stan Harrison, coach and administrator at Tennessee Wesleyan University, as he shares his decades of service to the institution and his community.

Please listen to this week's episode as I welcome long time friend, Debo Toomey, to sit down and share his career, community service and a recovery from a frightening health care scare. He also tells some fun stories about living in Athens.

I hope you will join me this week for a visit with Dr. Pat Waters, a college educator, community activist and author as she shares numerous thoughts about issues affecting America today. She has deep insight and experience about our political landscape and ideas of how we can improve our day to day approach to issues around us.

You won't want to miss this week's episode as I interview Melonie Carideo, who wears many hats in her successful career and her dedication to the arts in Athens, Tennessee. She has given her talents to our local arts center as a performer, director, producer, and instructor to engage folks of all generations in creative expression.