Rolling Monkey Owners Talk Workplace Culture and Entrepreneurial Growth

After-School Art Classes Return to the Averitt Center for the Arts

07-21-26 | Syrin Johnson and Georgina Osuna-Diaz of the Averitt Center for the Arts joined Travis and Bryan on East Georgia's Morning Show to discuss the Averitt Center's after-school art classes for students. They explain how families can register, what kinds of creative activities students can expect, and how these classes help young artists develop new skills, express themselves creatively, and build confidence in a fun and supportive environment.

Help on the Way: Local Leaders Unite for Addiction Recovery

07-17-26 (Hour 2) | Greg Kearney of Home Grown Trading Post and Sydney Hardee of Freedom Through Recovery joined Travis and Bryan on East Georgia's Morning Show to discuss the upcoming Help on the Way event, which aims to connect individuals and families affected by addiction with valuable resources, encouragement, and support. They explain the mission behind the event, the importance of building a strong recovery community, and how local organizations are working together to offer hope and practical assistance to those on the path to recovery.

Discover Statesboro's Haunted History with the Paranormal Society

07-17-26 (Hour 1) | Adam Dean, Rachel Smith, and Courtney Nalker of the Statesboro Paranormal Society joined Travis and Bryan on East Georgia's Morning Show to discuss an exciting event happening this Saturday and introduce their first-ever guided paranormal tour of Statesboro. They share the inspiration behind the tour, some of the city's most intriguing haunted locations and local legends, and what participants can expect during this unique experience exploring Statesboro's paranormal history.

Rolling Monkey Owners Talk Workplace Culture and Entrepreneurial Growth

07-16-26 (Hour 2) | Megan and Garrett Clark, owners of Rolling Monkey Ice Creamery, joined Travis and Bryan on East Georgia's Morning Show to discuss their plans for National Ice Cream Day, how they've built a workplace where employees can grow and enjoy coming to work, and their vision for using Rolling Monkey as a prototype to help other businesses succeed. They also share the importance of creating a positive company culture while serving up one of Statesboro's favorite sweet treats.

Georgia Southern's Digital Strategy and Voice of the Eagles Transition

07-16-26 (Hour 1) | On this Blue Thursday, Whitney Haworth, Georgia Southern's Director of Creative and Digital Strategy, joined Travis and Bryan on East Georgia's Morning Show to discuss preparations for the upcoming athletics season and the importance of helping student-athletes build a positive presence on social media. Danny Reed also joins the conversation to provide an update on the search for his successor as the Voice of the Eagles, sharing insights into the selection process and what the future holds for Georgia Southern Athletics.