Please join me as I interview Jeremy (JD) and Julie Dalton about their lives in McMinn County (TN). The unique profession they are in now involves managing Tsali Notch Vineyards, a beautiful place that grows and harvests muscadine grapes. The wines that are produced from these grapes have pleased the palates of thousands of folks throughout the southeast and beyond.

I know you will want to join me as I sit down with native Athenian, Scott Cass, as he discusses his business strategies. He is also a dedicated community leader with a lot of ideas about our future.

Joy Finch, a long time educator, joins our show to discuss the importance of passing on a legacy of learning to the next generation. The joy of educating the younger generation is a treat to those who have the knowhow to get it done.

I hope you can join me as I talk with Bradi Sewell, the Executive Director of the Athens-McMinn Family YMCA. She informs us about the varied programs and services offered to the local community.

I know you will want to join me for a frank discussion of how our local Hope Center and Childrens' Advocacy Center provides such excellent resources and compassionate care for victims of sexual assault and violence. Kelley Weber May and Ruthie Wilson give detailed information on a very sensitive issue in our area.

I hope you will join me as I talk with Amy Sullins, a dedicated community activist. Her service as interim director of Athens Main Street has spurred new changes and led to exciting ideas for the future in our area.

I have as my guest this week, the Reverend Canon Joe Woodfin of the Episcopal Diocese of East Tennessee who shares his thoughts about religion in general and how we approach our spiritual journeys.

I know you will want to join me as I talk with Nancy Contreras, a professional yoga instructor who has taught countless folks the art of yoga. The various forms and positions of this ancient discipline will keep us healthy well into our senior years.