Macon's Call To Action

Akilah Griffin, Assistant VP of Human Resources for Atrium Health Navicent discusses the wide range of available jobs and the support mechanisms in place to assist individuals desirous of finding work or learning about job opportunities at Atrium.

Tracie Revis and Seth Clark Discuss The Ocmulgee National Monument and ongoing efforts to make it a national park.

 A Call To Action Show hosted by Alex Habersham featuring Asha Warner Ellen. Newly appointed executive director of Keep Macon Bibb Beautiful explains the role that the organization plays in promoting cleanliness and beauty in Macon Bibb County. 

Justin Andrews Discusses Otis Redding Foundation's New Facility!

Creativity, community improvement and development and technological innovation evidenced In The Maconthon Cohort! Details explained on this week's A CALL TO ACTION SHOW!

Dr Patrice Walker discusses minority health disparities, the continued need for vaccinations and pregnancy problems for African American women.

Dual Enrollment Gives High School Students a Measurable Advantage in Determining Career Paths! Offered At Central Georgia Technical College.

Dr Cassandra Washington & DR. Jason Weiss. Hutching College & Career Academy Gives Students Outstanding Experiences In Trades and Professional Careers.

Christy Kovac, president of Sheridan Construction explains how she advanced up the ladder as a female in the construction industry.

Commissioner Elaine Lucas discusses her longtime community involvement and what influences played a role in her becoming an effective leader and human and civil rights champion.

Stephen Adams, Executive Director and Elyce Coleman, Existing Industry Manager of Macon-Bibb Industrial Authority discuss the 60 year history of the Authority and the Authority's efforts to create, maintain and develop good paying jobs and industries for the Central Georgia Area.

Dr Jimmie Smith, executive director of Macon-Bibb County Health Department discusses the department's  dedication to preventing disease, promoting health and protecting our community against health threats through education, service, advocacy and collaboration.

Elizabeth Cleveland, Festival Chairperson and Arah Adams, Marketing and Events Manager Discuss The Various Exciting Events Associated With The Upcoming 40th Anniversary Celebration Of The Festival. March 18-27.

Local Music Icon, Newton Collier, reflects on his career as a renowned musician and discusses the abundance of musical talent and history that has existed for decades.

Several Community Organizations Partner To Promote February As American Heart Month! Special Emphasis Is Placed On How Heart Health Plays A Significant Role In Affecting Brain Health And How African American Women Are Disproportionately Affected.

Warner Robins Newly Elected Black Mayor, LaRhonda Patricks Discusses Her Platform and Goals For Her Administration.

COVID-19! Facts and Myths on The Variants And How To Best Protect Ourselves! Dr Patrice Walker, Atrium's Chief Medical Officer Provides Answers!

Dr Samantha Murfree of Prevailing Woman Ministries Highlights The Organization's Programs, Projects And Activities Designed To Positively Influence The Challenges many Women Face.

Christele Parham Greater Macon Chamber of Commerce  Young Business Leader of the Year discusses the many activities, programs and projects in which she and her company, HamTech Solutions are involved.

Pastor Kevin Mills of Northway Church and Dr Johnnie Cook of Allen Chapel A.M.E. Church Discuss Their Intricate Involvement And Focus On Community Improvement Initiatives And The Significant Differences That Churches Can Make!

Brandon "Haircutz byb" Harris , One of Central Georgia's Outstanding Young Entrepreneurs Discusses His Family's Legacy, The Greenwood Bottom Shopping Center And Other Entrepreneurial Initiatives In Which He Is Involved!

Winners of The $5000 Diversity Initiative Grants Highlights Their Business Plans and Projects!

Lisa carter, Diabetic Specialist at Atrium Health Gives Crucial information on diabetes....causes, treatment and prevention. She also discusses behaviors that could control and/or eliminate the disease.

Amyre Makupson, Director of Marketing and Public Relations for Central Georgia Technical College explains the many varied programs available at the college for jobs and educational training. She emphasizes existing programs for all ages and educational levels.

Amber Jones interviews publisher Alex Habersham on the new edition of The Macon Middle Georgia Black Pages! Habersham explains how the edition focuses on the importance and advantages of regionalism. The book's editorial focus is on successful black businesses in surrounding counties!