The Yeah C'mon Show welcomes English actor Noah Huntley for a quick show about his journey into acting on stage, TV, and film with roles in 28 Days Later, The Chronicles of Narnia, and Your Highness.

The Yeah C'mon show welcomes Adam and Eric - the Brothers Leland - to discuss their journey growing up making music together and the various bands they've put together over the years and still enjoying it. 

The Yeah C'mon Show welcomes Chris Lalomia, founder of The Trusted Toolbox, to discuss his journey from the corporate banking world to founding his handyman/home renovation business.  See his book "From The Zoo To The Wild:  Your Guide To Entrepreneurial Freedom and Wealth" and his business at www.thetrustedtoolbox.com

The Yeah C'mon Show welcomes comedian and author Ricky Kalmon to discuss his career and up coming "Leverage Your Mindset" series of books.  See more at www.rickykalmon.com

The Yeah C'mon Show plays an interview with Peter Conlon - Chairman Live Nation Georgia - from The Southside Ride on FoxFM. Peter talks about the passing of Jimmy Carter and his days working in the Carter White House before entering in the concert promotion business with the late great Alex Cooley.

The Yeah C'mon show wraps up 2024 and talks about what is in store for 2025.

Eric Von Haessler joins The Yeah C'mon show to discuss the making of his documentary "Scarred But Smarter: Life N Times Of Drivin n Cryin.  You can watch on Amazon Prime.  Also, listen to his successful "The Von Haessler Doctrine" radio show on WSB-Atlanta weekdays 3-7 PM.

Eric Von Haessler joins The Yeah C'mon show to discuss more Regular Guys memories, as well as the evolution of his podcast that has become the very successful "The Von Haessler Doctrine" radio show on WSB-Atlanta weekdays 3-7 PM.

The Yeah C'mon Show welcomes Joe Salome, co-founder of The Georgia Hemp Company to discuss the evolution of their stores and business in Georgia. See more at www.thegeorgiahempcompany.com. Use code STEVE10 for 10% off your order.

The Yeah C'mon Show welcomes Atlanta media personality Jeff Clark to talk about his professional "music fan" career writing for Creative Loafing, working at 99X in the early days, and well as founding Atlanta music magazine Stomp and Stammer.