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Haley Bower with the Clipper Petroleum Foundation joins the show to talk about the fight against human trafficking in Georgia, and a partnership effort that is turning convenience stores statewide into "safe spaces" where trafficking victims can go for help.

Author Angie Cavallari joins the show to discuss her latest book, "Trailer Trash: an 80's Memoir," a nostalgic look back at a beloved -- and occasionally yearned-for -- time in U.S. history.

Author Phil Hudgens joins the show to discuss his reprisal of the Foxfire book series, which contains oral histories of Southern Appalachian cultures.

Three teenagers were taken to the hospital Saturday afternoon after being involved in a boating incident near the Lake Lanier Islands campground.

A day-long underage compliance check operation recently undertaken by the Gainesville Police Department yielded positive results, with only 2 out of 30 business tested failing to follow state law.

Dr. Heather Snyder, Senior Director of Medical and Scientific Operations for the Alzheimer's Association, joins the show to discuss some of the advances being made in the battle against Alzheimer's.

Keach Hagey, a reporter for the Wall Street Journal, joins the show to discuss his book "King of Content," which details the life, legacy and battles of media mogul Sumner Redstone.

With the recently-released documentary "Won't You Be My Neighbor" re-igniting interest in children's T.V. icon Mr. Rogers, "Windy City Nanny" Florence Ann Romano, a dedicated philanthropist with a passion for helping children, joins the show to discuss his enduring legacy.

British political firebrand Anne Marie Waters joins the show to explain why she thinks the U.K. political landscape could use what she describes as a "healthy dose of Trumpism."

Hall County authorities are investigating an apprent shooting incident that happened on Lake Lanier Saturday afternoon.