Coach & Friends

Get Up with Giddens! Coach Steve Giddens rode along with Coach & Friends . No. 54 stopped by with info on baptizing and the Rock House. They also discussed the Unwritten Man Rules. 

Taylor Time! The Grinder, Rusty Taylor, talked about his happenings and the headlines from The Clay Times Journal . Tab made her return after the 14 month vacation and brought her unique take. Taylor’s “man purse” was discussed.

Tuesday was a Shortt one with Coach Michael Shortt.  Coach & Friends  caught up on his doings and where he has been lately. They also discussed traffic lights and their new shades of green with Rusty Taylor.  Banana Day was celebrated.

Coach & Friends  kicked off the week with Coach Jerry Weems. Coach Weems discussed what he has been up to. He also took them through his daily stretching routine and talked about the many advantages that an apple a day can have for one’s health. To end the show, Coach & Friends celebrated some holidays and stomped out some ignorance. 

The Barber, David Nolen, rode with Coach & Friends  this morning. They discussed Word of the Day, Dave’s Movie Review, and the fall of the mall. Also, Holidays were celebrated and ignorance was stomped out.

Coach Steve Giddens joined  Coach & Friends as they caught up on his latest doings. They also discussed unwritten rules for men and movie day, plus had biscuits from Mrs. Wilkinson.

The Grinder, Rusty Taylor, was along for the ride on Coach & Friends.  They discussed putt-putt, frost point, temperature drop at sunrise, and NASCAR starting. 

Coach Michael Shortt joined Coach & Friends  and updated them on what he has been up too lately. They also discussed kidney stones and allergies as well as did their daily part to stomp out ignorance.

Coach & Friends with Coach Jerry Weems took a look back on the weekend and discussed Weems' class reunion. They also celebrated today’s holidays.    

Dave the Barber joined Coach & Friends  and gave his take on all the happenings around his world. Then, they discussed perfume/cologne and Dave’s sensitive nose. Coach & Friends also celebrated today’s holidays.

Coach Shortt made his second appearance this week. Brad Arnold stopped by for an update on his life over the past few years. Coach & Friends  celebrated holidays and did their part to stomp out ignorance.

The Grinder, Rusty Taylor, was welcomed into studio for the first time after his 14 month vacation. Coach & Friends  caught up with him, his thoughts on discipline for being late for the show, and his #2 toe status.

Coach & Friends spent the morning with Coach Michael Shortt and heard about his head “surgery." Jeff Colburn also stopped by with watermelon. On this Foot Care Tuesday, the question was posed, "How long is your #2 toe?"

With Coach Weems along for the ride, Coach & Friends  discussed today’s holidays, did their part to stomp out ignorance, and looked at odd laws still on the books in some states.

Emery Norred with Frontier Classic Rodeo Co. discussed the Clay County Cattleman’s RODEO! A friend of the show, Dave, was along for the ride with  Coach & Friends .

Coach Steve Giddens joined Coach & Friends  as they discussed movies, cycling, and the cash vs. credit debate.

It's the first day of school in Clay County!  Coach & Friends  talked with bus driver Mrs. Lindy, plus Dave inspects and checks out a school bus from the inside for the first time in decades.

Coach & Friends talked with Duane “Nines” Nappier as he welcomed Coach Shortt back on the air after his 14 month vacation and plans already being made for the Thanksgiving Blowout Extravaganza. Then, a conversation with Wes Campbell, the assistant principal at Central High School of Clay County, covering the opening of school on Wednesday, August 7, being on the lookout for school buses beginn...

Coach & Friends  talked with Dr. Chip East, an Alabama Co-op Extension Agent, who explained the sugar content in watermelons and other fruits and vegetables.

The return of Coach & Friends  continued. History lessons were picked up and holidays were celebrated, because every day is a holiday, and today was no different.