
Hosted by Doctor Shelley Griffith · EN

I hope you will join me as I talk with Amy Sullins, a dedicated community activist. Her service as interim director of Athens Main Street has spurred new changes and led to exciting ideas for the future in our area.

I have as my guest this week, the Reverend Canon Joe Woodfin of the Episcopal Diocese of East Tennessee who shares his thoughts about religion in general and how we approach our spiritual journeys.

I know you will want to join me as I talk with Nancy Contreras, a professional yoga instructor who has taught countless folks the art of yoga. The various forms and positions of this ancient discipline will keep us healthy well into our senior years.

Please join me as I welcome Ben Finch who will talk about his careers in the ministry and professional photography. He has traveled the world many times to provide outstanding photo shoots, as well as serving in many roles in his local church.

I take a look at interstate travel in the US. Join me as I give some interesting facts about our 70 year old highway system.

You will want to listen to our episode this week to hear Shady Hernandez, Program Director for Vive for a Dream, discuss what it means to be a refugee and how we can help make their lives more enriched in our country.

I am very excited to have as my guest, Dr. Trey Sullins, an Optometrist in a long standing practice started by his grandfather. He shares insights into taking care of our vision over a lifetime, and things we need to do to stay "eye healthy."

I know you folks will want to join me in welcoming Dr. Will Murray to the program as he shares his life and career as a member of the English department at Tennessee Wesleyan University.

Please join me as I welcome Crystal Sutton, Executive Director of Morning Pointe Assisted Living Center, to the program. She gives us important information about elder care and what assisted living means in our community.

I know you will want to listen to Mike and Michelle Dannel discuss their careers and their extensive contributions to the arts in Athens, TN. They have some wonderful stories and memories to share.