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Beacon Magazine's lead reporter Amy Paige Condon takes over hosting duties on the Friday episode of The Commute to chat with Loop It Up Savannah's Molly Lieberman about what the program does, how they have transitioned a bit in the midst of the coronavirus outbreak and how they are helping students navigate the anxiety of school.

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United Way of the Coastal Empire executive director Brynn Grant joins the Wednesday episode to discuss what the organization is doing to help Savannah residents during the coronavirus pandemic. She also discusses what life looks like for nonprofits after the virus outbreak and how people can help out.

Then, AP sports writer Paul Newberry calls in to chat about not covering the Masters in April for the first time, and what the signing of Todd Gurley means for the Falcons.

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Savannah Mayor Van Johnson joins the Monday episode of The Commute to discuss the city's response to the coronavirus outbreak in the past few weeks. He also talks about the city's budget, how SPLOST doesn't link up with the financials for the city in this situation and other matters related to Savannah.

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Beacon Magazine's lead reporter Amy Paige Condon takes over hosting duties on the Friday episode of The Commute to chat with Achieve Atlanta's Tina Fernandez about her organization, the services they provide to Atlanta-area families and some initiatives they spearheaded that helped to improve accessibility for the kids.

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U.S. Rep. Buddy Carter joins the Wednesday edition of The Commute to speak with host Adam Van Brimmer about how he and his fellow congressmen and women are responding to the coronavirus pandemic, and answers burning questions from constituents on the CARES Act and more.

Then, an excerpt of a conversation with local minister Stephen Williams on how to respond to the pandemic through faith, and the Easter season.

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Georgia state Sen. Lester Jackson is the guest on Monday's episode of The Commute to discuss his two weeks in quarantine following a positive diagnosis of symptoms related to the coronavirus. He also looks at where the state legislature could go once they reconvene and how they could plan to respond to the COVID-19 outbreak.

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Beacon Magazine's lead reporter Amy Paige Condon takes over hosting duties on the Friday episode of The Commute to chat with Achieve Atlanta's Tina Fernandez about her organization, the services they provide to Atlanta-area families and some initiatives they spearheaded that helped to improve accessibility for the kids.

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Savannah Music Festival artistic director Ryan McMaken joins the Wednesday episode of The Commute to chat with host Adam Van Brimmer about the festival's online initiative, "SMF at Noon30," which came about after the festival had to cancel due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Then, we share a clip from the Monday episode of GPB's show, "Political Rewind," where Albany, Georgia mayor Bo Dorough discusses how the city has handled the state's largest outbreak of coronavirus.

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State Senator Ben Watson joins the Monday episode of The Commute to talk with host Adam Van Brimmer about his time in quarantine so far and what the coronavirus task force, which he is a member of, is doing to combat the virus.

Then, we air an excerpt from a conference call with Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp where he updated state media on what the state is doing to fight the virus and his plans for the economy moving forward.

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Beacon Magazine lead reporter Amy Paige Condon joins the Friday episode of The Commute to talk with host Adam Van Brimmer about the latest issue of Beacon, which hits newsstands on Sunday, and tackles workforce development.

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