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Tallahassee Memorial Hospital is a 772-bed regional facility serving north central Florida, south Georgia and Alabama. Mark O’Bryant is President and CEO of the parent non-profit corporation Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare, Inc. Mark will talk with Brien about the central role TMH plays in providing health care services and its expansive commitment to programs that encourage the general health of the community.

Moose Magnificat is an on-line radio station that features all local Tallahassee musicians playing their original songs. Lee C. Payton is one of those musicians who for several decades has entertained audiences around the region with his southern rock style of song making and performance. Lee will talk with Brien about his career, has produced 5 albums of originals songs and is currently working on his 6th CD entitled ‘Best Album Ever.’ Lee is a dynamic performer who delivers high-octane shows of rockin’ songs that tell strong, relevant stories through toe-tappin’ head-boppin’ grooves. He will perform a couple of his songs live.

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Tallahassee Memorial Hospital is a 772-bed regional facility serving north central Florida, south Georgia and Alabama. Mark O’Bryant is President and CEO of the parent non-profit corporation Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare, Inc. Mark will talk with Brien about the central role TMH plays in providing health care services and its expansive commitment to programs that encourage the general health of the community.

In recent days, the shuffling of candidates around city and county commission positions has resembled a kind of musical chairs. Some have questioned whether it is an indication of uncertainty among some and among others, simply a desire to get elected to any office. Leon County Commissioner Mary Ann Lindley will talk with Brien about her view of the politics involved and what she thinks is in the best interest of Leon County residents.

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This week, we continue our series of conversations with those candidates running for Tallahassee City Commission Seat 3. Rick Minor will talk with Brien about his plans for improving the city’s business and his personal experience in city administration over many years. Rick is the CEO for America’s Second Harvest for the Big Bend in Tallahassee, and is particularly interested in how city commissioners can better address poverty issues across our community.

Once again, the LeMoyne Chain Of Parks Art Festival will bring artists from the region and around the country for this most celebrated art event in Tallahassee. Festival Chair Kelly Dozier, and LeMoyne Education Director Alexandra Hartsfield will talk with Brien about the festival and the remarkable diversity of art, artists, music, food, and activities for all ages.

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First up Bill Schack joins us to discuss his candidacy for the city commission. Then Dr Jerry Parrish comes on to talk about his analysis of economic data and how it relates to the forecast for the coming year.

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Local businessman and co-owner of Gaines Street Pies and The Wilbury in Tallahassee, Jeremy Matlow will talk with Brien about his candidacy for City Commission Seat 3. Growing up in poverty and overcoming the odds of being successful in business have given Jeremy a unique perspective that he hopes to bring to his role as a city commissioner. Underprivileged families and impoverished neighborhoods in our community are his primary concern and he will talk about his plan to improve the way the city does business.

Choose Tallahassee is a unique organization of local business people devoted to the cause of attracting senior citizens to our community. Virginia Glass and Michelle Bono will talk with Brien about their newly devised marketing campaign that highlights the benefits to these seniors and the resources and personal contributions they will bring to Tallahassee.