Canvas and Community brings the creative heartbeat of North Augusta into focus. Hosted by Mayor Briton Williams, this episode explores how arts and culture shape the city’s identity, fuels connection, and inspires growth. Joined by special guests Mary Anne Bigger, Adeana Berry, and Kris Miller, the conversation highlights the people, programs, and passions behind North Augusta’s vibrant creative scene. From local initiatives to the power of collaboration, Canvas and Community highlights the role of creativity in building a thriving, inclusive community.

Exit Toward Opportunity explores the development around Exit 5 and what it means for the future of the community. Mayor Briton Williams is joined by special guests Jon Dawkins and Greg Pierce for a thoughtful conversation on smart growth, small business development, and the positive ripple effects local investment has on residents, entrepreneurs, and the community as a whole.

In this episode, Faith in Action, Mayor Briton Williams sits down with community leaders Steve Davis and Dr. Albert James for a heartfelt conversation about how faith-based organizations provide support, connection, and real solutions for residents in need.

From outreach programs to everyday acts of service, this episode shines a light on the partnerships and people who make a difference. Tune in for a thoughtful discussion on compassion, collaboration, and the shared mission to strengthen North Augusta—one act of faith at a time.

In this episode, Mayor Briton Williams sits down with Milledge Murray and Kelly Zier to explore the rich and often overlooked history of North Augusta, South Carolina. Together, they trace the city’s transformation from its early roots along the Savannah River to the bustling community it is today. Expect personal experiences, local legends, and hidden historical “footnotes” that bring the city’s story alive in unexpected ways. Whether you’re a longtime resident or just curious about regional history, this episode offers a meaningful stroll through North Augusta’s timeline with voices who know it well.

On this episode of Explore North Augusta, Mayor Briton Williams and special guests takes listeners on a journey through the remarkable story of Brick Pond Park. Discover how a place once written off was carefully restored into a living ecosystem—home to turtles, alligators, multiple species of birds and other wildlife—and now stands as a crown jewel of North Augusta. From its origins to its role today as a space for education, recreation, and preservation, this is the inspiring tale of a wetland reborn.

In this episode of The Influence of Hamburg-Carrsville, Mayor Briton Williams sits down with special guests Wayne O’Bryant and Dr. Alexander Pope for a powerful conversation on the history, heritage, and ongoing impact of the Hamburg-Carrsville community. Together, they reflect on its cultural and economic significance, the lessons it offers for today, and the ways its legacy continues to shape North Augusta’s identity.

Tune in for stories, insights, and perspectives that honor the past while inspiring the future.

In this episode of Explore North Augusta, Mayor Briton Williams sits down with two local champions of entrepreneurship—Brad Pond and Tia Harville—for a powerful conversation on the role small businesses play in shaping the heart and future of our community. From personal stories of grit and growth to insights on how local businesses create lasting impact, this episode is a must-listen for anyone passionate about supporting and building up North Augusta. Tune in to hear how these business leaders are making a big difference—one customer, one connection, one day at a time.

In this special episode of The Heart of the Greeneway, we explore the legacy, vision, and community impact of North Augusta’s cherished Greeneway. Join us as Mayor Briton Williams shares the city's commitment to outdoor spaces, while Thomas Greene Jr. reflects on the legacy of his father, former Mayor Thomas Greene, for whom the Greeneway is named. Bob Brooks, former Parks and Recreation Director, recounts the early days and challenges of bringing the Greeneway to life. And Michael McCauley, owner of Fleet Feet and advocate and member of Friends of the Greeneway (FROG), offers insight into the Greeneway’s lasting role in promoting health, connection, and advocacy.