Kayla and Will stay in the spooky spirit with PJ and Steve from Big Biting Pig Productions and discuss their experience as filmmakers and creating horror movies on a shoestring budget.

Will and Kayla get spooky with award-winning Multimedia Journalist Forrest Sanders and chat about his yearly Halloween feature on WSMV, the ghost that still haunts Russellville, and the horror film that inspired his career.

Will and Kayla chat with Telia Bulter, Marriott Area Sales Director and PMA President, about how COVID-19 has impacted the hospitality industry, why she cried after meeting Davy Jones, and where the real founders of Bowling Green are buried.

Kayla and Will are joined by Ben Wells, guitarist for Black Stone Cherry, and discuss keeping the band together for nearly two decades, putting out an album during the time of COVID-19, and the other projects that keep him busy.

Kayla and Will chat with Wesley Johnson of the Daviess County Library about everything from helping to develop educational programs, scheduling films series, and finding sponsors for events. 

In our first Sublime Media Group roundtable discussion, Will and Kayla are joined by Austin, Jon, and David to debate the benefits of 4K video and dish about how they first met and the movies had a big impact on their lives.

Kayla and Will speak with Aurelia Spaulding, co-founder of For A Real Change, Inc., about how good design can elevate marketing efforts, why teamwork is critical, and how to give back to the community with your gifts.

Will and Kayla chat with Elizabeth Newbould, Director of Marketing for United Way of Southern Kentucky, about finding opportunities for growth during difficult times and how United Way is serving our community through the pandemic.

Kayla and Will talk with Cayla Rios, Marketing Director at Salameh Plastic Surgery & MedSpa, about creating Instagram stories that followers want to watch, loving what you do for a living, and why she missed only one WKU Football game in the last 15 years.