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World Trade Centers Association executive director of business development Robin van Puyenbroeck joins the Tuesday Commute to discuss the upcoming conference from WTC that should open a new line of trade for the Savannah area.

Then, Savannah Morning News sports reporter Dennis Knight joins to preview the upcoming high school prep playoffs for baseball, soccer and tennis.

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Savannah Morning News enterprise reporter Will Peebles joins the Thursday Commute and "Savannah Voices" to talk about his new political column, deciphering this year's laws passed in Georgia and what people need to know about them.

Contact Will at [email protected].

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Savannah Music Festival artistic director Ryan McMaken join the Tuesday Commute to discuss the spring schedule for the festival and what plans they have for the fall and following spring.

Then, Savannah Morning News digital editor Zach Dennis joins to talk about his recent story on the new SCAD Backlot and what it means for Savannah's film community.

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League of Women Voters of Coastal Georgia president Rebecca Rolfes joins the Thursday Commute and "Savannah Voices" to talk about what the new Georgia voting law means for absentee ballots and drop boxes, along with what to expect with redistricting and upcoming local elections.

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Georgia Southern University professor Dr. Amy Potter and GSU masters student Jeffrey R. Finney join the Tuesday Commute to discuss the legacy of Orange Crush on Tybee Island after it was announced that the event would move to Jacksonville after 20 years.

Then, Savannah Morning News executive editor Rana Cash joins to discuss the creation of the Community Advisory Board for editorials.

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Georgia Public Policy director and columnist Kyle Wingfield joins the Thursday Commute and "Savannah Voices" to recap the 2021 Georgia Legislature, including the voting reform laws, education bills, Medicaid waivers and the state budget.

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Live Oak Public Libraries executive director David Singleton join the Tuesday Commute to discuss National Libraries Week, how the system has responded to a year of COVID and his time on the job so far.

Then, Savannah Morning News reporter Will Peebles joins the podcast to discuss his recent piece dissecting the number of voting precincts in Chatham County.

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Dine and Dash columnist Martina Yvette joins the Thursday Commute and "Savannah Voices" to discuss how dining has changed in Savannah, food trends in the city, some places she has tried recently and what COVID will change moving forward when it comes to dining.

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The Savannah Sailing Center's Debbie Tillman and Carrie Rohde join the Tuesday Commute to discuss a recent grant proposal that could lead to the center and its programs expanding to a larger facility to help Coastal Georgia.

The full interview was previously aired on the Savannah Difference Makers podcast. You can listen to that here: https://omny.fm/shows/from-the-newsroom-savannah-now/difference-makers-episode-71-savannah-sailing-cent

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City Talk columnist Bill Dawers joins the Thursday Commute and "Savannah Voices" to discuss the origins of the column, how the city has changed over the years and what's happening with Savannah City Council and Chatham County Commission.

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