Brian Byers is a content producer for Morning Break on WTOC, where he interviews interesting people much like we do on Savannah Presents. In addition, Brian also was the host of a popular ghost podcast in the very early days of podcasting, as well as being an animator for many games and TV shows and a producer for reality TV.

60: Television, New Media, and the Early Days of Podcasting with Brian Byers (WTOC)

Your hosts, Courtney Watts and Andrew Paynter, delve into the minds of local greats in the Savannah, GA area. This community-based podcast aims to educate and entertain by talking with interesting, passionate, and brilliant individuals in long-form conversations.

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Jon Dunham is a traveler, writer, and friend of the program. We previously talked with Jon about his 10-year walking trip to the tip of South America. Make sure to give that a listen if you haven't! Today, we sit down to talk about life post-walking, as well as what other adventures Jon has been on that led him down this life path.

81: Jon Dunham Returns - Talking Life Before and After South America

Christine Barker was a prosecuting attorney in Chatham County from 1994 until her retirement at the beginning of this year. During that time, she prosecuted some of Savannah's most notorious and violent criminals. Amidst a chaotic time of national discussion about police and prosecution, and the approaching DA election, this was a really enlightening conversation about how all of this actually works and what problems we face in Savannah. 

80: Former Chatham County Prosecutor Christine Barker

Featuring: 

Jonathon Jones: https://www.facebook.com/JonathonJonesforDistrict1/

Aaron Belz: https://www.amazon.com/Glitter-Bomb-Poems-Aaron-Belz/dp/0892554312

Enen: https://open.spotify.com/album/4jbZ0qaaZ2EpwcZRLiHyb6


79: Jonathon Jones, Running for School Board District 1 + News, Virtue Signaling, and More

78: Institutional Corruption - The Murder of Ahmaud Arbery, Glynn County Coverup, Questionable Practices in SPD feat. James Hall

Hope everyone is doing well! Wasn't able to record an intro this week because the studio is currently in boxes. We'll be back next week with new content, featuring interviews, music, news, and more!

60: Television, New Media, and the Early Days of Podcasting with Brian Byers (WTOC)

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