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The Fiduciary Group's director of 401(k) advisory services, Kyle Powers, joins the Thursday episode of The Commute to talk about managing your portfolio right now and provides tips on the best time to begin look at bonds and mutual funds, and other ways to safeguard your money.

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Live Oak Public Libraries interim executive director Lola Shelton-Council joins the Tuesday episode of The Commute to talk about the value of a Live Oak library card during National Library Card Month along with other amenities the card brings you. She also updated on projects around the library system and updates on the full-time director search.

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Savannah Jazz executive director Paula Fogarty joins the Thursday episode of The Commute to talk about the unveiling of the new Savannah Jazz exhibit at the Savannah History Museum and then preview the 2022 festival and the acts folks don't want to miss.

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Savannah State political science professor Donnie Bell joins the Tuesday episode of The Commute to look ahead at the 2022 election in Georgia, including the gubernatorial race, U.S. Senate, U.S. House for the First Congressional District and how social issues will lead voters to the ballot box.

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Savannah Morning News reporter Laura Nwogu joins the Thursday episode of The Commute to take a deeper look at her series on food insecurity and food deserts in Chatham County and how local organizations are working to bridge the gap.

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Associated Press sportswriter Paul Newberry joins the Tuesday episode of The Commute to preview the college football season for the Georgia Bulldogs as they defend their title, including who could possibly beat them and what's next for stars like Stetson Bennett.

Then, Dr. Mark Murphy jumps on for the fan's perspective on what the Bulldogs will look like as the defending champs.

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Savannah Morning News reporter Zoe Nicholson joins the Tuesday episode of The Commute to take a deeper look at the growth of the Georgia Ports Authority in Savannah, including future goals, economic impact and environmental impact.

Then, Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams talks about her stop in Savannah to speak with Black male voters and other issues being raised by the community across the state.

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Savannah-Chatham County Public Schools Superintendent Ann Levett joins the Tuesday episode of The Commute to talk about a number of school issues such as reading levels, staffing shortages and workforce development before also addressing her recent contract extension and how she plans to bring in the new school board members at the end of the year.

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Savannah Morning News sports reporter Dennis Knight joins the Tuesday episode of The Commute to preview the local high school football season with storylines, teams and players to watch before offering predictions for the season.

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Savannah Morning News reporter Zoe Nicholson join the Thursday episode of The Commute to discuss her recent story on a proposed industrial park in Effingham County, which could have massive ramifications on the drinking water in Chatham, Bryan and Effingham counties.

Note: Apologies for the delay, there were technical difficulties on our end.

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