The podcast gang is joined by Sherry Milikin and Florrie Hopkins to discuss movers and shakers in the days gone by of Wayne County.

The Mad About Wayne podcast gang is joined by Emma Lou Todd Thompson to discuss Toddtown (AKA Toddville) and reminisce about the history of Wayne Memorial Hospital.

The Mad About Wayne podcast gang is joined by special guest Jason Deal, President of the Altamaha Chapter of Sons of the American Revolution, as we discuss early settlers of Wayne County and the 23 patriots recognized on the Revolutionary War Memorial at the Wayne County Courthouse in Jesup.

Richard Bennett

Mrs. Sibbiah Earl Blair

George Cooper

John Fort

Thomas Fullwood

Jacob Highsmith

John Kemp

William Kelly

John Knight

Moses Manning, Jr. 

James Middleton

Solomon Morgan

John Munden

William Rawls

Lewis Roberts

Frederick Robeson

James Robinson

John Rooks

West Sheffield

Charles Smith

Robert Stafford

Reuben Turner

Caleb Moore

The Mad About Wayne podcast gang is joined by Derby Waters to discuss the doctors and dentists of yesteryear. 

The Mad About Wayne podcast gang is joined by Vietnam Veteran and former Wayne County Sheriff John Carter to discuss the fallen from Wayne County in each war (or engagement) for our May/Memorial Day remembrance.

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They shall not grow old, as we that are left grow old,

Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn,

AT the going down of the sun and in the morning,

We will remember them.

From “For the Fallen” by Laurence Binyon

The Mad About Wayne podcast gang talks about everyone's favorite recreation destination, the mighty Altamaha River and it's role in out history.

The Mad About Wayne podcast gang continues the America250 series with the dual topics of The Town That Trains Built and Women in Wayne County History. 

The Mad About Wayne podcast gang is joined by Chanda Cogdell Pittman to discuss her Grandfather, L. C. Cogdell, Jr., and Anna Hall, co-namesake of Hall-Richardson Rec Center, prominent African-American community members of Wayne County for Black History Month. 

Earl Watson joins the Wayne County Historical Society podcast gang in a discussion on the county seats of Wayne County - Tuckersville, Waynesville, and Jesup.

December at Doctortown

Wayne County Historical Society member Janet Royal welcomes guests Eric Swilley and Harry Bennet, both Civil War re-enactors and historians, to discuss the battle for the Doctortown railroad trestle in December, 1864, the only significant Confederate victory in Sherman's march to the sea.