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Associated Press sportswriter Paul Newberry joins the Tuesday Commute to talk about the World Series run for the Atlanta Braves and whether they can close it out tonight in Houston before shifting over to college football to talk about the #1 ranked Georgia Bulldogs and the very unranked Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets.

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USA Today Network investigative reporter Fred Clasen-Kelly joins the Thursday Commute to talk about his series, Segregated by Section 8, which released last week and takes a deep look into the Section 8 housing voucher system and how it is affecting people in the South.

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Savannah District 4 Alderman Nick Palumbo joins the Tuesday Commute to talk about his first impressions of new city manager Jay Melder, what to expect with the Enmarket Arena and his thoughts on the future of the Civic Center and Johnny Mercer Theater.

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Savannah Morning News reporter Raisa Habersham joins the Thursday Commute to talk about the scene in Brunswick as the jury selection process in the Ahmaud Arbery murder trial began on Monday, what the selection process has been like so far, how race has factored into the conversation and what's next from her in terms of reporting on the trial.

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Georgia Ports Authority executive director Griff Lynch joins the Tuesday Commute to talk about the situation at the Port of Savannah, what the next steps are and how the situation will be resolved.

Then, Savannah Morning News reporter Will Peebles joins to recap the House District 165 forum and what candidate seems to be out ahead after the talk.

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Savannah District 4 Alderman Nick Palumbo joins the Thursday Commute to talk about his op-ed in the Savannah Morning News about the history of Columbus Day and being an Italian-American.

Then, Chatham County Elections Board chair Tom Mahoney joins to update voters on what they need to know ahead of the Nov. 2 municipal elections and the changes to voting in Georgia.

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Savannah Morning News reporter Zoe Nicholson joins the Tuesday Commute to talk about her reporting on the Clearview Apartments in West Savannah and how this highlights a microcosm of the affordable housing issue that the city of Savannah is currently facing. The first part of the podcast was executive produced by reporter Nancy Guan.

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Newly announced Savannah Morning News executive editor Jill Nevels-Haun joins the Thursday Commute to talk about joining the staff in Savannah, what she hopes to accomplish once she comes to town in November and how she aims to have the organization collaborate with the community.

Then, Do Savannah editor Zach Dennis joins to preview the 2021 SCAD Savannah Film Festival and talk about the experience of a movie festival during COVID during his trip to Toronto for TIFF 2021.

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Colleen O'Hare and Sarah Bush with Folds of Honor join the Tuesday Commute to talk about how the organization helped Colleen after her husband died, what the organization does for other families of fallen military members and what they plan to celebrate at the annual Wilmington Island event.

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Rebecca Rolfes with the League of Women Voters of Coastal Georgia join the Tuesday Commute to talk about the special session on redistricting coming up and what people should know as well as a look at the changes to the voting rights act.

Then, Savannah Morning News sports reporter Nathan Dominitz talks about Georgia Southern's decision to fire football coach Chad Lunsford and where the Eagles go from here.

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