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Savannah Morning News editorial page editor Adam Van Brimmer sits down with executive editor Susan Catron to parse through the voter suppression claims made over the past week and what voting in Georgia looks like at the moment before digging into the races between Stacey Abrams and Brian Kemp as well as Buddy Carter and Lisa Ring.

Stories Discussed:

Claims of voter suppression and 'illegals' in Georgia surround governor's race

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Savannah Morning News reporter Will Peebles sits in for Adam and speaks with city reporter Eric Curl about the future of the Mercer Cottage on Burnside Island and how one local non-profit is working to salvage its history prior to the state's deadline. Also, a preview of today's editorial page.

Stories Discussed:

Savannah nonprofit seeks to help salvage Mercer Cottage before demolition

Editorial: Savannah Book Festival comes to kids' rescue

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In conjunction with the Do Savannah podcast, Heather Henley sits down with Healthy Savannah's Paula Kreissler and Enmarket marketing coordinator Melody McCarthy to discuss the Encourage Health series. Also, Paula previews this weekend's Faith and Health Festival.

For more information, visit healthysavannah.org.

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Savannah Morning News online content producer Zach Dennis sits in for Adam and speaks witheducartional reporter Ann Meyer about her two articles this week detailing two new "turnaround" schools in Chatham County and the Teacher of the Year tasked with working at one of them.

Stories Discussed:

Savannah-Chatham gets two new 'turnaround' schools

'She's always willing to help': Savannah-Chatham Teacher of the Year assisting 'turnaround' school, system

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Savannah Morning News online content producer Zach Dennis sits in for Adam and speaks with business reporter DeAnn Komanecky about her recent article on a pharmacy bill passed by President Trump that was spearheaded by Rep. Buddy Carter. Also, an op-ed preview.

Stories Discussed:

President signs pharmacy bill pushed by Rep. Buddy Carter

Editorial: Governor hopefuls divided on religious liberty

Letters to the editor Tuesday: Democratic party has lost its way

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Savannah Morning News online content producer Zach Dennis sits in for Adam and speaks with Sandy Mentzel, who created Social Media Breakfast Savannah. They chat about the origins of the new initiative, how it can help people working on social media in the community and this Friday's upcoming meeting covering podcasting.

Learn more about Social Media Breakfast Savannah here.

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Savannah Morning News editorial page editor Adam Van Brimmer talks with Nancy N. and J.C. Lewis Cancer & Research Pavilion genetic counselor Jacob South about breast cancer and how medical science and a better understanding of how the human body works is helping to combat the disease.

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Savannah Morning News producer Zach Dennis sits in for Adam and chats with Do Savannah editor Heather Henley about some family friendly events coming up this weekend and some new restaurants to try.

Also, Cuffy Sullivan, president of the League of Women Voters of Coastal Georgia, calls in to discuss the upcoming 1st District Georgia Senate forum between Ben Watson and Sandra Workman and talk about why being engaged in the voting process is vital.

Stories Discussed:

Do Savannah Big Calendar

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Savannah Morning News reporter Will Peebles sits in for Adam today and speaks with environmental reporter Mary Landers about the latest concerning Hurricane Michael and its impact on Chatham County.

Stories Discussed:

Hurricane Michael's Savannah impact lowers; Tropical Storm Warnings issued for coast

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Savannah Morning News editorial page editor Adam Van Brimmer talks with Savannah State professor Donnie Bell on the current state of the U.S. Supreme Court following the confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh.

Also, Marianne Heimes calls in to discuss her column about the new Islands communty center.

Stories Discussed:

Marianne Heimes: Islands Community Center gets a new address

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