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Savannah Mayor Van Johnson joins the Tuesday Commute to discuss the recent shooting sprees around the city. Johnson also touches on the rise of violence, particularly gun violence, and how he plans to combat change in order to bring things under control.

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Savannah Morning News reporters Katie Nussbaum and Zoe Nicholson joins the Tuesday Commute to talk about their recent series of stories on the Forsyth Park master plan that was proposed by the Trustees' Garden Club. They talk about the changes made in the original plan to the final one, who the club is and what neighbors are saying about the proposal.

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Rebecca Rolfes with the League of Women Voters of Coastal Georgia joins the Thursday Commute to talk about the runoff elections in Chatham County next Tuesday and what voters need to know. She also talks hot button issues in the state and what to prepare for in November.

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Savannah Morning News reporter Raisa Habersham joins the Tuesday Commute to talk about her recent stories detailing the District Attorney's Office findings in the officer-involved shooting of Maurice Mincey in which they found the shooting justifiable. We talk about the events leading up to that release along with what the body cam footage gives a look at of the night the incident took place.

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Sulfur Studios and Arts Southeast executive director Emily Earl joins the Thursday Commute to talk about the latest exhibition on Juneteenth that is on display the gallery right now along with some other upcoming events before diving into their On::View Residency program and the fundraiser around that. She also talks about the non-profit's work so far and some lessons learned from other art programs.

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Savannah Morning News college reporter Nathan Dominitz joins the Thursday Commute to talk about the national attention that the Savannah Bananas are gathering as well as the NCAA baseball regional happening this weekend in Statesboro and whether or not Georgia Southern has a shot at winning.

Then, Savannah Morning News high school sports reporter Dennis Knight joins to talk about the upcoming Coastal Empire Sports Awards show and the speaker, Atlanta Braves great Andruw Jones.

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Georgia DNR official Mark McKinnon joins the Tuesday Commute to talk about boat safety tips following the crash that killed five people over Memorial Day weekend on the Wilmington River. He also touches on places to find boater education and what non-boaters should know on the water.

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Savannah Morning News political reporter Will Peebles joins the Thursday Commute to talk about his thoughts on the Tuesday election before digging into what happened in the governor's race, secretary of state along with a variety of local races. He also talks Chatham voting issues and how the polls went on Tuesday.

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Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp joins the Tuesday Commute to talk about what the Hyundai EV plant means for the Savannah region along with Georgia as a whole. Then, SEDA CEO/president Trip Tollison and Bryan County Economic Development Authority president Anna Chafin join to add to Kemp's points and talk more directly on what the deal brings to the area.

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UGA political science professor Charles Bullock joins the Thursday Commute to talk about the big storylines heading into the May 24 primary election in Georgia, including the Trump effect, the governor's race and how 2020 will hang over ballots.

Then, Savannah Morning News reporter Raisa Habersham sits down with the three candidates for the Chatham County Recorders Court seat — Richard Sanders, Joe Huffman and Anthony Burton — to talk about each of their platforms.

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