Action Line Podcasts

Bryan Barrett talks about Murfreesboro City Schools with Tori Carr, communications specialist and Alyssa Cole, communications and accounts manager with ESP. Lots of registrati

Our guests from Middle Tennessee Electric included: Brandon Wagoner - Discussing EV's (Electric Vehicles) and Charging Stations and Tim Suddoth, who talked about Solar Power

Lawn & Garden issues from MASTER GARDENERS Jennifer Salter and Linda Stevens

Rutherford County Sheriffs Office SRO Sgt. Dustin Cox, Deputy Sam Truebee, and PIO Lisa Marchesoni

Today, WGNS focused on everything from FREE Comic Books being given away to an upcoming fundraiser for a new BookMobile - both events take place on May 7, 2022. Listen to the

SEGMENT ONE – 8:10 a.m. GUEST: Dr. Kim Cleary Sadler, professor of biology education TOPIC: the 44th Elsie Quarterman Cedar Glade Wildflower Festival at Cedars of

Today, we had a conversation with Storm 5 Weather Meteorologist Lelan Statom and Heather Mathis with News 5. WGNS focused on the Good Friday Tornadoes that hit our area i

Attorney Laura Baker with the Law Firm of John Day interacts with the public on linking negligence to injuries and the problem of pre-existing conditions. 

Focus on Murfreesboro: Mayor Shane McFarland Middle Point Landfill update and issues Traffoc problems City elections Airport traffic City budget tribute to Miles Tate

Ascension Saint Thomas Rutherford celebrates its 95th Anniversary. President and CEO Gordon Ferguson share highlights of those years of service that began in 1927 with the Rut

Today we were joined by eye doctor, Dr. Craig McCabe of McCabe Vision Center in Murfreesboro. Online: McCabeVisionCenter.com Address: 122 Heritage Park Dr, Murfreesboro,

WGNS Action Line focused on: Lions Club Woods Air Movement s constructing a 25,000-square-foot facility, which will be its North American headquarters and manufacturi

HELPING OTHERS, NEAR AND FAR with updates on firefighters from Rutherford County, TN going to Sevier County last week to help with the wildfires in Sevier County, TN and parti

Murfreesboro Police offer a mental health co-responder program: Murfreesboro Police Lt. Clayton Williams along with PIO Larry Flowers as well as Volunteer Behavioral Health's

First Half of Show - Destroying things for fun and to release STRESS: During today's Action Line (Podcast Above), WGNS' Scott Walker was joined by Combat Veteran David Carson

Pregnancy can make a woman feel as if they are on an emotional rollercoaster at times, but the journey can also be amazingly beautiful.  WGNS recently interviewed Pregnan

On this podcast, you can learn about the upcoming OPEN HOUSE at Motlow State in Smynra, TN. Our guest was Dr. Erica Lee, Director of Student Recruiting from the Motlow - Smyrn

The District Attorney's Show, with District Attorney Jennings Jones and retired Assistant DA J. Paul Newman. Today, we dive into different aspects of an investigation, cold ca

A partnership between MTSU, the local African-American community and Oakland Mansion are researching local history in Rutherford County. African American Hewritage Societ

Focus On Rutherford County with County Mayor Bill Ketron and Deputy to the Mayor Steve Sandlin: The former County Maintence Building has been rented to area veteran's group

WGNS' Scott Walker talks to City of Murfreesboro Asst. City Manager Daren Gore about development in the City of Murfreesboro, the Legacy Sports Complex that will be built near

This morning on WGNS, host Scott Walker was joined by Schools Spokesperson / Public Information Officer James Evans and media relations employee Grayson Maxwell. The guests ta

Action Line on Friday:  WGNS' Scott Walker talks with the Rutherford County Delegation about what is happening in the State’s General Assembly: State Representative

"Senior Moments" as Arosa Care staff interact with listeners about their concerns. Erin Keogh-Rankin and Assistant Area Director Amanda Lankford tell about trhe role of servin

habitat for humanity'S HOME OWNERSHIP with Home Services Coordinator Angie Ezzell and Director of Development and Marketing Melissa Cross. Only time per year to apply for h