The Wiregrass Local Podcast

Adam Davis has just released his new book, Be Awakened. He came by the office last night to talk about the writing process and how to make the most of any situation. Check it out and pick up his book on Amazon today! adamdavis.co

Melissa Rea spent a lot of time in our area before she left for 10 years. Now that she is back and working with The Wiregrass Museum of Art, She has noticed some changes. Check out what she had to say about that and some upcoming Wiregrass Museum events that promise to be awesomeness!

Charlene and Justin are back! After a 2 week vacay and a ton of family interaction, they are back in the studio griping about life and making plans for the new year.

Dave Guiler has been in the business of making bands sound great and look awesome for a while now. He has done work with a lot of big names in the entertainment industry and is looking forward to growing his business. He stopped in to talk with us about how he got started and why you should never stop working towards your goals.

Rich Ivey comes back by to talk about his newest venture. Him and a couple friends have jumped head first into the mushroom farming biz and it seems to be going great!

39: Christina from PRJ is back to discuss Santa's Workshop and other fun things by The Wiregrass Local

Check out our new thing! We had Christie come in and ask us questions about the history of Thanksgiving. Now we are all sleepy and tipsy. But none of us are driving.

Charlene and Tim have returned from their Mexican vacation and tell Justin all about it. Meanwhile Justin is bad at planning and thinks his life is The Truman Show.

Frank Roberts grew up in the demolition derby world. His dad, Stoney Roberts, was one of the first promoters of this sport. Get som tips, history and insight into the wild world of demolition derby with Justin and Warren.

After a 2 week long hiatus, the gang is back in the office. Justin tells tales of honeymoon fun and wedding details while Charlene is still hyped up on haunted houses and Patti Rutland Jazz!

Justin Hovey has been a doctor for a while now. He has been a writer for The Local since its inception and an incredibly fun dude to be around. Check out his story on this weeks episode of The Local Podcast.

Rachel Strain is a college sphomore who is pushing herself to make a name in the art world. Coming out of the south as a creative type can be difficult but Rachel has been striving and working towards just that.

Josh Graves has been helping people get back to their lives for a while now. He helps fix mechanical injuries for The Unwod and has some awesome pawn shop stories as well.

Kristan Mikala has been playing music out and about for a ton of years. Check out her inspirations and a few songs!

Episode 30: Warren Veale stops in and talks antiques and travel and fun by The Wiregrass Local

Kane and PJ of Kane and the Saints stopped in to share their musical talents and stories about life as musicians. So many people are so overwhelmed by their phones that they miss out on incredible talent. Don't be one of those people. #bewhatshappening

Jansen Tidmore has been working with downtown development in the southeast of Alabama for a few years now. He came by to talk about upcoming projects and ideas and how to help grow a local community.

Nick Trawick has a strong entertainment background and uses his experience to keep his youtube viewers laughing. Check out this weeks podcast to find out his favorite episodes and make sure you subscribe to his youtube channel.

Chad Foreman has been an influential businessman in the skateboarding world. We got to talk to him about his accomplishments and his travels. Check out Episode 26 to find out favorite cities and experiences.

Lara, Harry and Mo drop in and talk about the history and future of one of our area's favorite events, Yard Party for Art!

Brett Smith of Dothan Ice Cream Dropped in to discuss the past, prestent and future of the biz. Solid work ethic along side incredible customer service have proven to be the best ingredient for Dothan Ice Cream. Fresh and locally sourced fruits have been key too!

Mike Bush and Brad Clayton stop in and talk about Dothan Alabama's local music scene in the mid to late 90's. Punk Rock was killing it then, there was a skatepark and I had way less responsibilities. Those were the days.

Earnie Faulk rolls through and gives us the scoop on his background and how he got involved in the snowball game. Earnie is the owner of Earnie's Snowballs in Southeast Alabama. Check out how Earnie continues to #bewhatshappening!

Dena and Allen come by and talk Corks and Cattle with us. Corks and Cattle is a wine and high quality butcher shop in Enterprise Alabama. They know their stuff and let you know that quality is key. #bewhatshappening

Immagration is a tricky subject to navigate nowadays. So we went for it with Scott and Sasha Fowler who are currently going through the process.