Colin Johnson

Johnson City Living

Society EN ↓ 280 episodes

We're chatting about the people, places, events, and flavors that make Johnson City, Tennessee a lovely place to live. An interview show hosted by Colin Johnson. Proud member of the Maypop Media family of podcasts.

Author

Colin Johnson

Category

Society

Podcast website

johnsoncityliving.com

Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

06. Brad Weems: Making Johnson City healthier one relationship at a time 21.01.2020

Since entering the fitness business after graduating from Carson Newman College, Brad Weems has been an innovator in the Tri-Cities. Brad says he chose to move to Johnson City because it's an ideal place to create real relationships with the gym's members and his personal training clients. Along with a few others, Brad gets the credit for bringing Crossfit to Johnson City just prior to its huge bo...

05. How to fall in love with your hometown, part two 16.01.2020

In today's episode, we reveal the last four items on our list of habits and activities that will make you fall in love with your town. Johnson City Living is a Market Street Media podcast produced in Johnson City, Tennessee. Hosted by Leighton Hart.

04. How to fall in love with your hometown 14.01.2020

How to fall in love with your hometown

03. Bold Johnson City predictions for the new decade 10.01.2020

Four bold Johnson City predictions for the new decade

02. The birth of Johnson City in under five minutes 09.01.2020

The birth of Johnson City, Tennessee in less than five minutes

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