Join me this week as I discuss an interesting career path with Jeff Cunningham. He has a unique perspective about the legal profession and the banking community, as he has served in both over many decades. Comments to: shelgrif@ gmail.com or 423-368-3146.

I know you will want to join me for a lively discussion with Larry Rhodes, a six decades friend for an interesting discussion of his career and various community service projects he has been involved in. Comments to: 423-368-3146 or shelgrif@gmail.com

Pam Thigpen, a living musical legend, is my guest this week as we discuss her career in professional music and education. She has given our community decades of great performances as a keyboardist, singer, and choral director, and we are forever grateful for the memories.

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It seems so many celebrities change their real names, or maybe the studios/publicists do it for them. Join me as I look at some of our most famous people and what name they were born with and what we know them as today. Comments: 423-368-3146 or shelgrif@gmail.com

Join me as I interview Natalie Leonesio, a freshman at Sarah Lawrence College, as she begins her life's journey to a career in theater. Her enthusiasm and passion for the arts is impressive and I have had the good fortune to watch her grow at our local arts center, and can't wait to see her on the biggest stages possible.

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I hope you will join me as we visit with Chad Baker, a firefighter in Fayetteville, Tennessee, as he describes his career. He will also talk about fire safety and what we can do to help prevent tragedies occurring around us.

I hope you will listen to our program as the Athens, Tennessee, Main Street Director, Sandra Kinney, joins me in a healthy discussion of what she feels makes our town a great place to live. She will also talk about future plans for the area that will hopefully create an even better hometown.

Please join me as I welcome a long time friend, Stanley Blair, to the program. He has an interesting career history and is one of the most dedicated community service leaders I have ever known.