View From a Hearse

My guest is 98 year old Sarah Riley from Butler GA who remembers everything. She talks about her wonderful life but as you might imagine - she is also full of wisdom. You will be impressed, delighted and inspired by her story. You will also be captivated by the wisdom that comes from the mouth of someone who has earned the right to share it.

When Don Whatley died in 1993, I thought we had lost his golden voice forever. But due to some recordings he made with a cassette tape in his dining room and the wonders of today's technology, his voice is now alive and well. The music and sound is not perfect - but his voice is as perfect as it can get. Relax and listen as he sings some old hymns and other gospel songs as only he could sign them. As a bonus, his widow Hazel Whatley Terry, joins me at the beginning. You will be blessed.

Ashlee Culverhouse Cleveland talks about her incredible grandparents, Jack and Dorothy Culberhouse. She talks about their simple way of life in the country and the impact they had on her life. Get ready to have your heart strings pulled and discover the simple wisdom that can help you live a more fulfilling life.

Female funeral directors have greatly influenced a positive change in the funeral profession. Three experienced and outstanding female directors (Tracy Crook, Jessica Kline and Lindsey Whitmore) give advice to a young lady (Jordan Rodgers) who is just beginning her career. They will talk about why they got in the business, changes they have experienced and what they believe women bring to the table. They will also speak obstacles they have overcome and will give personal advice to a young lady who is just beginning. They will also open your eyes to an amazing profession that is most likely much different than you think - and talk about great career opportunities for women.

My guest is my former high school English/Literature teacher, Mrs. Betty Cleveland. She is 93 years old now and still living large. Growing up in the depression in northeast Georgia to wonderful and wise parents, lessons were taught and seeds were planted that produced an abundant harvest that she nor her parents could have imagined. As she looks back, she can only rejoice at her incredible journey. You will be inspired by her story and challenged by the life lessons she teaches.

If you ever thought about coming to Macon Ga, this is the time to come.  The International Cherry Blossom Festival begins on March 17th.  Hannah Theus, the Director of Marketing for the festival is my guest.

She will talk about this year's festival and will welcome you to the Heart of Georgia.

You will also be inspired by Macon's rich musical heritage.

Welcome to Macon!

The Alex Murdaugh trial is over.  There are no winners and there are no victory laps for anyone.  But there are huge lessons to be learned,.

All things Murdaugh trial.  My guest is my friend,  Judy Sims Thompson, who has been in the courthouse during the trial that has captured the attention of people all over the country.  After following this case for over a 1.5 years and watching this trial, Judy and I deliberate over the evidence.  We have no idea what the jury will do - but we know what we would do if we were on that jury.