Lisa Sampson and William Webb Discuss Supporting Feed the Boro

Autism Awareness: Resources for Families with Behavioral Pediatrics of Rural Georgia

07-01-26 | Shayna Brown and Tash Cobo from Behavioral Pediatrics of Rural Georgia joined Travis and Bryan on East Georgia's Morning Show to discuss the wide range of resources available for autistic children, as well as the parents, caregivers, and teachers who support them every day. They share valuable information about available services, early intervention, educational support, and how families across rural Georgia can access programs designed to help children succeed both at home and in the classroom.

Fighting Hunger: Feed the Boro's Upcoming Food Drop

06-26-26 | Don Poe and Lisa Sampson from Feed the Boro join Travis and Bryan on East Georgia's Morning Show to discuss the upcoming Feed the Boro Food Drop. They explain how the event helps local families, who can receive assistance, and how volunteers and community partners make it possible. Tune in to learn how you can support Feed the Boro's mission to fight hunger across East Georgia and make a difference in your community.

Meet New Georgia Southern Women's Basketball Coach Heather Macy

06-25-26 | Georgia Southern Women's Basketball enters an exciting new chapter as new Head Coach Heather Macy joins Travis and Bryan on East Georgia's Morning Show alongside Chad Jackson, Director of Athletics Communications. Coach Macy discusses her journey to Statesboro, her vision for the Eagles program, building a winning culture, recruiting student-athletes, and what fans can expect from the upcoming season. Fans will get an inside look at the future of Georgia Southern Women's Basketball and the goals for the upcoming year.

Local Business Spotlight: New Era Ink Tattoo and Piercing Studio

06-24-26 | Mary Craven and Daniel 'Trust' Weinberger joined Bryan and Travis on East Georgia’s Morning Show to talk about their award-winning studio, New Era Ink. The artists shared their passion for tattooing and body piercing, discussed the creative process behind their work, and reflected on what has helped New Era Ink earn recognition within the industry. The conversation also explored trends in body art, the importance of professionalism and safety, and how they work with clients to create meaningful, personalized designs. Listeners also got a look at the culture of the studio, the growing local tattoo community, and the dedication that goes into building a successful and respected body art business.

Supporting Children and Families Through Behavioral Health Resources

06-19-26 | Michelle Zeanah and Sharon Draeger joined Bryan and Travis on East Georgia’s Morning Show to discuss workshops being offered through YMCA Summer Camp and the challenges facing children with autism and their families. Representing the Behavioral Pediatrics Resource Center, the guests shared information about educational workshops designed to help parents, caregivers, and community members better understand developmental and behavioral challenges. They also discussed the importance of early intervention, community support, and creating inclusive environments that help autistic children thrive both at home and in school.