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The Town Square PodcastCommissioner LeAnne Long: Data Centers, Back-Room Silence, and a Facebook-Fueled Uprising – Episode 72Data Centers, Communication, and the New Newton County ConversationIf you’ve been anywhere near Newton County or the handful of Facebook pages our there, the last few months, you’ve felt it: the volume is up, the stakes feel higher, and the words annexation, zoning, moratorium, and especially data centerare showing up in everyday conversations like they’ve always been part of the local vocabulary.They haven’t.And that’s part of why this episode matters.In Episode 72 of The Town Square Podcast, we sat down again with District 5 Commissioner Le...
2026-02-031h 03The Town Square PodcastCovington Police Chief Brent Fuesting: Compassion, Accountability, and a Safer City — Episode 71Every now and then, we get a guest on The Town Square Podcast who reminds you there’s a whole lot more happening behind the scenes than what most of us see on Facebook or the evening news.This week, we sat down with Covington Police Chief Brent Fuesting, a man who has quietly served this community for 23 years, and who was officially named Chief just recently—after stepping into the role as interim chief in May 2025.And what made this conversation special wasn’t just learning “what a police chief does.” It was getting to know who he...
2026-01-2740 minThe Town Square PodcastJim Corbin: The Everywhere Man (and Why Newton County’s Better for It) – Episode 70If you’ve ever been to a ribbon cutting, a Chamber luncheon, a Rotary event, or basically anything happening in Newton County… you’ve probably seen Jim Corbin.That’s exactly why we wanted him on Episode 70 of The Town Square Podcast.At first glance, Jim is just one of those familiar faces who’s always smiling, always shaking hands, always showing up. But once we sat him down at the mic, it became obvious: Jim isn’t “everywhere” because he’s bored. He’s everywhere because he’s living on purpose.His story is part small-town...
2026-01-201h 00The Town Square PodcastChief Royce Turner: Building a Culture of Service, Safety, and Sustainability – Episode 69A Chief With a Story—and a CallingChief Turner didn’t stumble into public safety. In fact, he told me he believes he was raised into it without realizing it.He grew up in a family culture where helping people wasn’t a hobby—it was the posture. That theme showed up again and again in our conversation: service as identity, not just occupation.But before fire service ever entered the picture, Chief Turner was a sports guy. A real sports guy. He played anything with a ball and was good enough to earn a fu...
2026-01-0647 minThe Town Square PodcastPastor Charles Prescott II: Hope in the Messy Middle — A Christmas Conversation About Calling, Grief, and Community – Episode 68There are some conversations that feel timely.Others feel important.And then there are those rare conversations that feel necessary.This episode of The Town Square Podcast—our Christmas special—falls squarely into that third category.As the year winds down and the calendar edges toward Advent, Gabriel and I sat down with Pastor Charles Prescott II, Senior Pastor of Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church in Covington—affectionately known by generations of members as “The Mac.” What unfolded was not just an interview, but a holy pause. A space to...
2025-12-161h 02The Town Square PodcastAdam Harper: Protecting Us Online in the Age of Cybercrime & AI – Episode 67There are certain episodes of The Town Square Podcast where you can feel — even before the mics get warm — that you’re about to learn something that will permanently change the way you look at the world. Episode 67 with Adam Harper, CEO and Owner of Relevant IT Services, is one of those conversations.It’s not often that cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and Newton County storytelling intersect, but when they do… man, buckle up. Because Adam doesn’t speak like the stereotypical IT guy hunkered over 12 monitors in a hoodie. He doesn’t talk down to people. He doesn’t hide behin...
2025-12-0952 minThe Town Square PodcastElder J.B. Brockman: Brewing Better Politics at the Kappa Koffeehouse – Episode 66If you’ve ever walked into a political event bracing yourself for fireworks, name-calling, or that awkward feeling of “Why did I come to this?”, you’re not alone.Most of us have been conditioned to believe that politics has to be ugly. That campaigns are supposed to be mud fights. That candidates win by tearing each other down. That regular citizens like you and me are supposed to just pick a side, yell at the TV, and share a few spicy memes.But what if politics could feel different?What if you could walk...
2025-12-0243 minThe Town Square PodcastGiving Thanks in the Messy Middle: What 65 Episodes Have Taught Us About Unity, Humanity, and Newton County-Episode 65As 2025 winds toward Thanksgiving and the holiday season settles over Newton County, something feels especially meaningful about this particular episode of The Town Square Podcast. For the first time in months, it’s just the two of us — Trey and Gabriel — back at the table, returning to the roots of what launched this show in the first place: storytelling, tough conversations, humility, grace, and a deep belief that our community is better when we choose unity over uniformity.This wasn’t just another episode.It was a pause.A breath.A moment t...
2025-11-1852 minThe Town Square PodcastCapt. Bret Dunn: From Marine Corps Discipline to Georgia Senate Duty – Episode 64A Mansfield Native, Marine Captain, and Mission-Driven Attorney Steps Forward to ServeOn this special Veterans Day edition of The Town Square Podcast, host Trey Bailey sits down with Captain Bret Dunn, a Newton County native whose life story reads like a roadmap of service, faith, and conviction. Dunn grew up between Oak Hill and Mansfield, graduated from Alcovy High School in 2013, earned his law degree from Mercer University, and went on to serve as a U.S. Marine Corps officer—eventually becoming a defense counsel at Parris Island.Now a partner at Strauss & Dunn Law Fi...
2025-11-111h 06The Town Square PodcastTravis Moore: Clearing the Air on Cinelease and Cemetery Controversy – Episode 63Introduction: When Facebook Turns into City HallEvery community has those moments when social media explodes and rumors outpace reality. For Covington, Georgia, that moment came when the city council voted to purchase property from Cinelease/Three Ring Studios—a move that set keyboards ablaze across Newton County. Many residents wondered: Was the city bailing out the studio? Was this another taxpayer burden?So this week on The Town Square Podcast, host Trey Bailey sat down with Travis Moore, East Ward Post 2 Councilman, to get the story straight from the source. Moore is know...
2025-11-0445 minThe Town Square PodcastJaNice Van Ness: Faith, Finances & Fixing Rockdale from the Middle-Episode 62In Episode 62 of The Town Square Podcast, Trey Bailey and Gabriel Stovall venture beyond Newton County to highlight the incredible story of a neighboring leader: JaNice Van Ness, Chair and CEO of the Rockdale County Board of Commissioners. A seasoned public servant, former Georgia State Senator, and founder of Peachtree Academy, JaNice brings a rare blend of faith, fiscal responsibility, and unapologetic pragmatism to the often-polarized world of politics. This conversation touches on everything from her surprising political shift, her entrepreneurial roots, and the economic and spiritual heartbeat of Rockdale County.📈 From Capitol Hill to th...
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The Sport of Life: Chats w/ Comedians, Filmmakers, Sports Figures, Musicians, & Intellectuals#549 - Champ Bailey: From Football To Filmmaking!Champ Bailey is a Georgia Bulldog, 15-year NFL vet, and member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.More recently, he's the executive producer of Signing Tony Raymond, a movie about an up-and-coming college football coach who's attempting to sign the top high school recruit in the country. He chats with Trey Elling, ahead of its world premiere at the Austin Film Festival. Topics include:A summary of the film (0:00)The BUSINESS of sports (3:22)Champ's role as EP (11:59)The stellar cast (13:44)Sharing REAL recruiting ridiculousness (17:57)Establishing a culture at Georgia (20:55)Darrell Green FINALLY getting...
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The Sport Of Life RadioSammy P's Football Weekend Picks; Pro Football Hall of Famer Champ Bailey!Champ is executive producer of the new film, Signing Tony Raymond, which is premiering at the Austin Film Festival this weekend!
2025-10-2549 minThe Town Square PodcastNewton County Unveils a Framework that Aligns School Work to Real Work-Episode 61In Episode 61 of The Town Square Podcast, Superintendent Dr. Duke Bradley III returns for a record third appearance to introduce one of the most ambitious and promising initiatives Newton County Schools has ever undertaken: a Workforce Development Framework that connects students from kindergarten through graduation to the world of work. But this isn’t just about jobs—it’s about dreams, relevance, and preparing students for success in a rapidly changing world.Following Dr. Bradley in the second half of the episode are two of the framework’s architects—Dr. Shannon Buff, Executive Director of School Leadership, and Dr. Tim Sch...
2025-10-211h 23The Town Square PodcastClaudia Minge & Margaret McDonald: Change the World Day—Serving Newton County Together—Episode 60Local unity with boots on the ground. In this week’s episode of The Town Square Podcast, Trey and Gabriel sit down with Claudia Minge of Covington First United Methodist Church and Margaret McDonald, Executive Director of Giving Hands Food Pantry. Together, they unpack one of the most joy-filled, service-driven traditions in our community: Change The World Day—coming Saturday, October 25, 2025, 11:00 AM–2:00 PM, on the Covington First UMC campus (Conyers St., near the Square).If you’ve never been, think massive community service fair + fall festival + resource clinic + free food + gifts of grace—all in one place, all in one afternoon...
2025-10-1449 minThe Town Square PodcastDr. Cody McNutt: Why First Baptist Chose Demolition to Preserve Its Mission—Episode 59The story behind “the church that disappeared overnight”If you’ve driven the Covington Square lately and wondered, “Where did that historic white-columned church go?”—this episode is for you. Dr. Cody McNutt, Senior Pastor of First Baptist Church, Covington, sits down with Trey to walk us—calmly and carefully—through the why, the how, and the what’s-next of FBC’s decision to demolish its 120-year-old sanctuary and rebuild on the same block.This is more than a construction update. It’s an honest conversation about history, stewardship, theology, hospitality, accessibility, and unity—and why the FBC leadership conc...
2025-10-0758 minThe Town Square PodcastMs. Taylor Moody: From Math Major to Master Teacher—NCS Teacher of the Year on Literacy, Mental Health, and Real-World Learning — Episode 58A Teacher of the Year Who Never Planned to Teach“All right, well, welcome to the Town Square Podcast today. We are joined by the 2024–2025 Newton County Schools Teacher of the Year, Ms. Taylor Moody.” From that first line, it’s clear this conversation was going to be special. Co-hosts Gabriel Stovall and Trey Bailey welcomed a guest whose story has already inspired students, teachers and families across Newton County—and whose influence is now being felt statewide.Ms. Moody holds a rare combination of humility and momentum. In just six years in the classroom, she was named NCS T...
2025-09-3046 minThe Town Square PodcastScotty Scoggins: A Vampire Run, A Run for City Council, and the Messy Middle Mindset – Episode 57The Town Square Podcast is leveling up! Episode 57 is not only a meaningful conversation with community leader Scotty Scoggins—it’s also our first-ever video podcast, now streaming on YouTube. Hosts Gabriel Stovall and Trey Bailey sat down with Scotty to talk about his community involvement, the growth of the Vampire Run 5K, his campaign for Covington City Council West Ward, and his philosophy of leadership that fits squarely in our podcast’s mission: creating unity, not uniformity.Whether you’re watching on YouTube or listening on Spotify and Apple Podcasts, this episode delivers insight, laughter, and the kind of “messy...
2025-09-161h 06The Town Square PodcastD114 Rep. Tim Fleming: From Newton County Roots to Secretary of State Candidate – Episode 56On Episode 56 of The Town Square Podcast, host Trey Bailey welcomes back Georgia House Representative Tim Fleming (District 114) for an in-depth conversation about government, elections, and the road ahead for Georgia.Representative Fleming has lived his entire life in Newton County, raised a family here, and built small businesses alongside his wife, Lacey. After years of public service—including time as Chief of Staff in the Georgia Secretary of State’s Office under Brian Kemp—Fleming is now serving his fourth year in the Georgia House of Representatives.In this wide-ranging conversation, Fleming opens up about his roo...
2025-09-0958 minThe Town Square PodcastMarshall “MBM” McCart: Citizen Journalism, Local Politics, and the Esoteric South – Episode 55IntroductionIn Episode 55 of The Town Square Podcast, host Trey Bailey welcomes local writer, real estate instructor, and self-proclaimed “semi-professional ant-hill kicker” Marshall “MBM” McCart to the studio. Known throughout Newton County and the broader Georgia Piedmont as the voice behind The Piedmont Chronicles, McCart is not afraid to stir up conversation, challenge the status quo, or highlight issues others might prefer left in the shadows.From rising property taxes and local development battles to the hot-button Rivian plant and the so-called “Morgan County Six,” this conversation ventures deep into the messy middle of community life and governance...
2025-09-0254 minThe Town Square PodcastSenator Brian Strickland: From the Farm to the Fight for Georgia’s Future – Episode 54Welcome to The Town Square Podcast, where local advocates for a better Newton County bring their different perspectives to the messy middle. Our aim is unity, not uniformity. Hosted by Gabriel Stovall and Trey Bailey, The Town Square has become a space where tough conversations happen with respect, nuance, and a deep commitment to community.In this powerful episode, Trey sits down with Georgia Senator Brian Strickland (District 42), who has recently announced his candidacy for Attorney General of the State of Georgia in 2026. Their conversation dives deep into his upbringing, his legal career, his time in the Geo...
2025-08-1953 minThe Town Square PodcastCoach Josh Skelton: Outwork Everybody – Building Newton Rams Football Culture and Chasing Championships – Episode 53In Episode 53 of The Town Square Podcast, hosts Gabriel Stovall and Trey Bailey sit down with Newton High School Head Football Coach Josh Skelton for a deep dive into what it takes to lead a high school football powerhouse in Georgia’s toughest region. Skelton, now entering his third season as head coach, shares stories of his journey from volunteer to leader, his vision for the Rams’ culture, and how Newton High is preparing for a big 2025 season.This episode is a masterclass in leadership, resilience, and community connection. Whether you’re a Newton County local, a Georgia high...
2025-08-1342 minThe Town Square PodcastCoach Spencer Fortson: Building Belief and a Winning Culture at Alcovy High School – Episode 51In Episode 51 of The Town Square Podcast, hosts Gabriel Stovall and Trey Bailey sit down with Coach Spencer Fortson, head football coach of the Alcovy High School Tigers, for an in-depth, energetic, and inspiring conversation about building a winning football culture in South Newton County. From summer practices that were anything but easy, to a brand-new motto that’s shaping the entire Alcovy football community, Coach Fortson pulls back the curtain on what it really takes to lead a high school football program.Whether you’re a diehard Tiger fan, a Newton County football follower, or just someon...
2025-08-1337 minThe Town Square PodcastCoach Jay Cawthon: Bleeding Green and Building Culture at Eastside High School – Episode 52Welcome back to The Town Square Podcast, where local advocates for a better Newton County bring their different perspectives to the messy middle—a space where our aim is unity, not uniformity. I’m Trey Bailey, alongside my co-host Gabriel Stovall, and this week we’re talking high school football, team culture, and the power of tradition with a Newton County legend—Coach Jay Cawthon, head football coach of the Eastside High School Eagles.In this extended conversation, Coach Cawthon gives us an inside look at the upcoming season, the players to watch, the lessons learned from last year’s pl...
2025-08-1335 minThe Town Square PodcastChristine Boggs: Faith, Free Healthcare, and a Future Dental Clinic - Episode 50In Episode 50 of The Town Square Podcast, host Trey Bailey welcomes Christine Boggs, Executive Director of Willing Helpers Medical Clinic, for a heartfelt conversation that blends healthcare, faith, and community outreach. Christine shares how this small but mighty clinic is delivering more than $3.5 million worth of medical care each year to Newton County’s uninsured and low-income population — entirely free of charge.What Is Willing Helpers Medical Clinic?Willing Helpers is a nonprofit medical clinic that provides free primary care services to uninsured, low-income individuals living in Georgia. Founded in 2006 in the basement of Solid Rock...
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2025-07-221h 082025-07-2101 min2025-07-2101 min2025-07-2101 min2025-07-2101 min2025-07-2101 min2025-07-2101 minThe Town Square PodcastDistrict Attorney Randy McGinley and Defense Attorney Kamau Mason: Inside the Fight Against Teen Gun Violence – Episode 48Welcome to Episode 48 of The Town Square Podcast — the place where Newton County’s most pressing conversations are brought to the table, and where unity, not uniformity, is the aim. In this landmark episode, co-host Trey Bailey sits down with two men who are usually on opposite sides of the courtroom: District Attorney Randy McGinley and Defense Attorney Kamau Mason. Together, they step into the “messy middle” to have a vulnerable and powerful conversation about one of the most urgent issues facing our community — the alarming rise in teen gun violence.What happens when a prosecutor and a defense at...
2025-07-151h 10The Town Square PodcastTed Cummings: Chamber Chair Challenges Community to Find its Identity - Episode 47Welcome to the Messy MiddleIn Episode 47 of The Town Square Podcast, co-hosts Trey Bailey and Gabriel Stovall sit down with Ted Cummings, the Chairman of the Newton County Chamber of Commerce and the President and CEO of Onyx Media. This powerful and insightful episode peels back the layers of what it means to lead in a community that is still defining who it is and where it wants to go. Ted brings passion, purpose, and perspective as a community leader, entrepreneur, and advocate for public education, small businesses, and strategic development.But perhaps the q...
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The Werk ShowEPISODE 20 | "Codename Black Hammer"EPISODE 20 "Codename Midnight Hammer" Trump’s surprise strike on Iran stirs global tension and bypasses Congress. Is WW3 looming—or just political theater? In hip hop, Jim Jones and Unc trade shots, while T-Pain suggests Drake missed his cue to bow out gracefully. KD lands in Houston, Ace Bailey channels Steph in Utah, and Cognify’s prison tech raises major red flags. Meanwhile, Meta’s peeking in your camera roll, Charleston White is wildin’, and Niggadrey’s office antics go viral. Politics, bars, buckets, and straight nonsense—hammered into one episode.
2025-06-291h 45The Town Square PodcastMayor Fleeta Baggett: Straight Talk on Fireworks, Stormwater Fees, and the Future of Covington – Episode 46The Incomparable Mayor is BackIn Episode 46 of The Town Square Podcast, Mayor Fleeta Baggett returns for her second appearance and doesn’t hold back. From fireworks and stormwater fees to gun violence and government bureaucracy, the Mayor gives us the real story on what’s going on in Covington—and makes some breaking news while she’s at it: she’s running for re-election.If you want a dose of humor, humility, and hard truth from a leader who pulls no punches, this is the episode to hear.🎇 A New Spin on C...
2025-06-241h 09The Town Square PodcastDr. Chip West: From Hurricane Hunter to Newton Trailblazer - Episode 45Welcome to Episode 45 of The Town Square Podcast!This week, Trey Bailey flies solo as co-host Gabriel Stovall is out on assignment, and we’re diving deep into the world of Newton Trails with Dr. Chip West, Chairman of the Newton Trails board of directors. What starts as a story about one man’s career chasing hurricanes quickly turns into an inspiring discussion about community, conservation, health, connectivity, and the powerful potential of trails to transform a county.Who Is Dr. Chip West?If you’ve ever enjoyed the Cricket Frog Trail in Newton C...
2025-06-171h 00The Town Square PodcastAllen Martin & Laura Sullivan: Building Covington's Future with Film, Foot Traffic & Community Pride - Episode 44Welcome to The Town Square Podcast with your host Trey Bailey (flying solo this time while Gabriel Stovall is out of town). In Episode 44, we head deep into Covington's core for a warm, nostalgic, and information-rich conversation with Allen Martin, Covington's Downtown Coordinator, and Laura Sullivan, the Tourism Coordinator. It’s a true messy middle conversation where generational pride meets future-forward strategy —with a side of film fame, economic growth, and good ol’ Southern storytelling.A Trip Down Memory Lane — With Guitars and Clock TowersBefore diving into the details of Covington’s downtown development and tourism...
2025-06-101h 12The Town Square PodcastScott Tredeau: From Isolation to Impact — The Story Behind The Newton Community Magazine - Episode 43Welcome to another episode of The Town Square Podcast, where we aim for unity, not uniformity, by having authentic conversations in the messy middle. In Episode 43, host Trey Bailey flies solo while Gabriel Stovall is sidelined with transportation issues. But the conversation doesn’t miss a beat, thanks to our inspiring guest: Scott Tredeau, founder and publisher of The Newton Community Magazine.This episode is more than just a celebration of a magazine. It’s a raw, honest, and redemptive story of personal transformation, artistic purpose, and community storytelling.Small Business of the Year — A Big Mome...
2025-06-031h 05The Town Square PodcastGail Rothman: Raising the Bar and Raising Funds for Education in Newton County - Episode 42Welcome back to another episode of The Town Square Podcast, where local advocates come together to explore the “messy middle” and aim for unity, not uniformity. This is your host Trey Bailey, and today we are thrilled to welcome back the remarkable Gail Rothman, Executive Director of the Newton Education Foundation (NEF). It’s her second time on the podcast, and we couldn’t resist bringing her back to share the exciting strides the foundation has made in Newton County and to dive into her latest book, Roadmap for Education Foundations: A Practical Guide to Building and Growing K-12 Support....
2025-05-271h 19The Town Square PodcastJudge Layla Zon: What is Resource Court and A Glimpse Behind the Gavel – Episode 41Welcome to The Town Square Podcast, where we bring together diverse voices from Newton County to engage in the "messy middle" of community discussions. Your hosts, Trey Bailey and Gabriel Stovall, invite local leaders to share their insights and offer their perspectives on how we can work toward unity, not uniformity. In today’s episode, we’re thrilled to sit down with the Honorable Layla Zon, Superior Court Judge for the Alcovy Judicial Circuit, and dive deep into the crucial work she’s doing in our community.Highlights of the Conversation:In this episode, we begin by...
2025-05-1359 minThe Town Square PodcastAbigail Coggin: From Board Chair to Arts Advocate - Episode 40Welcome to Episode 40 of The Town Square Podcast, where hosts Gabriel Stovall and Trey Bailey bring you another thought-provoking and engaging conversation in the "messy middle" of Newton County. This time, we are joined by Abigail Coggin, the current Board Chair and District 5 Representative on the Newton County Board of Education, to talk about her 15 years of service, her upcoming departure, and her role in advocating for the arts in the community. In this episode, we dive deep into Abigail's remarkable journey, from growing up in Newton County to becoming an influential figure in local education and...
2025-05-061h 02The Town Square PodcastLindsay Dycus: Advocating for Kids, Transforming Lives with Alcovy CASA– Episode 39Welcome to another compelling episode of The Town Square Podcast, where we dive deep into the heart of community advocacy with the aim of bridging the gap between differing views. In Episode 39, hosts Gabriel Stovall and Trey Bailey welcome Lindsay Dycus, the Executive Director of Alcovy CASA, Inc., an organization dedicated to helping children navigate the foster care system in Newton and Walton counties. Together, they explore the vital work CASA does, its impact on the community, and how each of us can contribute to making a real difference.The Heart of CASA: Child Advocacy That Makes...
2025-04-2956 minThe Town Square PodcastJared Rutberg: Serving the City of Covington – From Military Service to City Council - Episode 38In this episode of The Town Square Podcast, hosts Trey Bailey and Gabriel Stovall welcome Jared Rutberg, a City Councilman for East Ward Post 3 in Covington, Georgia. With an intriguing blend of military service, community leadership, and a passion for improving the city, Jared offers an engaging perspective on the local government, infrastructure projects, and the importance of service to the community.Throughout the conversation, Jared shares stories from his diverse background, including his military career as a Black Hawk pilot, his time serving in Afghanistan, and the life lessons that shaped his journey. We dive into...
2025-04-221h 18The Town Square PodcastShakila Henderson-Baker: A Deep Dive into Public Education, Mental Health, and Serving the Community - Episode 37In this episode of The Town Square Podcast, hosts Gabriel Stovall and Trey Bailey sit down for a dynamic conversation with Shakila Henderson-Baker, the District 3 representative on the Newton County Board of Education. This episode is filled with passion, purpose, and a whole lot of real talk about the current challenges and growth in public education, mental health, and community service in Newton County. Shakila Henderson-Baker, a native of Newton County, shares her journey from her high school days to her influential role on the school board, offering a personal and professional perspective on the transformation of loca...
2025-04-151h 27The Town Square PodcastLanier Sims: the Newton County IDA Chairman Discusses Growth, Diplomacy, and Community Leadership - Episode 36Welcome to another episode of The Town Square Podcast, where we take you deep into the heart of Newton County, Georgia, with engaging conversations from local leaders and advocates for a better community. As always, our hosts, Gabriel Stovall and Trey Bailey, bring you a fresh look at the issues facing our county and how we can all work together to build a thriving future.In Episode 36, we have the privilege of chatting with Lanier Sims, Chairman of the Newton County Industrial Development Authority (IDA), a man known in our community as "The Chairman" for his leadership...
2025-04-081h 13The Town Square PodcastDr. Evan Posey and Kurt Petersheim Tackle the Question, "Did Jesus Really Rise from the Dead?" A Messy Middle Conversation on the Resurrection - Episode 35Welcome back to another thought-provoking episode of The Town Square Podcast! In Episode 35, Trey Bailey is flying solo today, as his co-host Gabriel Stovall is covering the prestigious Masters Tournament in Augusta. But don't worry, Trey is joined by two amazing guests who are diving deep into one of the most significant questions in history: Did Jesus really rise from the dead?Joining Trey for this episode are Kurt Petersheim, Pastor at Eastridge Church, and Dr. Evan Posey, the Executive Vice President and Provost of Luther Rice College and Seminary. Together, they have a fascinating and "messy...
2025-04-021h 16The Town Square PodcastJawan Bailey: From Struggles to State Champions – Coach's Inspiring Journey with the Newton High Lady Rams - Episode 34Welcome back to another episode of The Town Square Podcast, where hosts Gabriel Stovall and Trey Bailey bring you real, raw, and insightful conversations from the heart of Newton County. In Episode 34, we sit down with an extraordinary guest: Coach Jawan Bailey, the head coach of the Newton High School Lady Rams. Coach Bailey recently led his team to a 6A State Championship, turning around a tough season in just two years (read the Covington News article here.) His journey from Augusta to Newton High, the struggles along the way, and the triumphs of his team make for an ins...
2025-03-251h 04The Town Square PodcastZayvion Sheppard: A Conversation of Hope with a Rising Star in Next-Gen Leadership – Episode 33In this episode of The Town Square Podcast, hosts Gabriel Stovall and Trey Bailey sit down for a conversation with Zayvion Sheppard, a rising star in the world of community leadership. Zayvion, currently a third-year Political Science student at Georgia State University, has already made a name for himself as the university’s youngest-ever Student Body President. He’s a Newton County native who is passionate about public service, social impact, and creating opportunities for change.Zayvion’s journey is inspiring, and his story is one of resilience, vision, and giving back to the community that raised him. D...
2025-03-1852 minThe Town Square PodcastStephanie Lindsey: Navigating Tough Conversations of Racial and Political Differences in an Unfiltered, Serious AND Humorous Way with D3 County Commissioner - Episode 32Welcome to Episode 32 of The Town Square Podcast hosted by Gabriel Stovall and Trey Bailey! This week, we’re diving into a lively and unfiltered conversation with Stephanie Lindsey, District 3 Commissioner for Newton County. Recorded on Wednesday, March 5, 2025, before Governor Brian Kemp’s suspension of both Commissioner Lindsey and Chairman Marcello Banes on March 7, 2025, this episode is filled with candid stories, plenty of laughs, and thoughtful perspectives on local issues. You can read more about the suspensions in this Covington News article [here].The Messy Middle in ActionIf you know Stephanie, you know she’s full...
2025-03-081h 26The Town Square PodcastDr. Duke Bradley: A Year of Leadership, Resilience, and Hope with the NCS Superintendent - Episode 31In this episode of *The Town Square Podcast* (Episode 31), hosts Gabriel Stovall and Trey Bailey sit down with Dr. Duke Bradley, the Superintendent of Newton County Schools, for a candid conversation about the challenges and opportunities facing public education today. Dr. Bradley, who was sworn in as the Superintendent in October 2023, shares his insights and reflections on his first year leading the district, his vision for the future of education, and the importance of student well-being.A Year of Growth and TransitionAs Dr. Bradley marks his first year in Newton County, he reflects on...
2025-02-251h 18The Town Square PodcastTravis Moore: A New Voice for Covington – A Conversation with a Transparent Councilman - Episode 30In this episode of The Town Square Podcast, hosts Gabriel Stovall and Trey Bailey sit down with Travis Moore, the newly elected East Ward, Post 2 representative on the Covington City Council. As a lifelong Covington resident and a member of the city's Planning Commission, Moore brings a unique perspective to his new role, shaped by his deep roots in the community and his diverse career experiences.Travis Moore's journey from public safety to real estate to politics has made him a well-rounded figure who truly understands the challenges and opportunities facing his hometown. In this episode, we...
2025-02-1851 minThe Town Square PodcastDr. Tavarez Holston: Building the Newton Workforce of Tomorrow – A Conversation with the President of Georgia Piedmont Technical College - Episode 29In Episode 29 of The Town Square Podcast, hosts Gabriel Stovall and Trey Bailey sit down with Dr. Tavarez Holston, the fourth president of Georgia Piedmont Technical College (GPTC), for a deep dive into the world of technical education and workforce development in Newton County and beyond.Dr. Holston, who has over 20 years of experience in education, became president of GPTC in September 2018. As an advocate for student success, his leadership focuses on creating an environment where students are equipped with the skills and knowledge needed to thrive in today’s competitive job market. He’s committed to prep...
2025-02-1353 minThe Town Square PodcastNavigating the Messy Middle on DEI: A Passionate Yet Cordial Discussion - Episode 28Welcome to a special bonus episode of *The Town Square Podcast*, hosted by Gabriel Stovall and Trey Bailey. In this thought-provoking conversation, we dive deep into the hot-button topic of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI). Episode 28 offers a candid and respectful dialogue about the complexities of DEI, its impact on American society, and the diverse perspectives surrounding it.The conversation begins with a look back at the founding fathers and the US Constitution. Trey and Gabriel examine how historical documents have shaped our current understanding of diversity and inclusion, while also reflecting on the painful legacy of...
2025-02-1135 minThe Town Square PodcastStan Edwards: Serving District 1, Shaping Newton County’s Future - Episode 27In this compelling episode of The Town Square Podcast, hosts Gabriel Stovall and Trey Bailey sit down with Stan Edwards, the District 1 Commissioner for Newton County, Georgia. A lifelong resident of the area, Stan’s story is one of deep-rooted community commitment, honesty, and a vision for a well-planned future. With nearly 9 years of service on the Board of Commissioners, Stan brings a wealth of experience and a unique perspective on the issues that shape the growth and prosperity of Newton County.From Local Roots to Local LeadershipStan Edwards was born and raised in Ne...
2025-02-041h 16The Town Square PodcastMaurice Carter & Nancy Schulz: Leading the Sustainability Movement in Newton County - Episode 26In Episode 26 of The Town Square Podcast, Trey Bailey sits down with two passionate advocates for the environment and sustainability in Newton County, Maurice Carter and Nancy Schulz. Both have dedicated their time and energy to making Newton County a greener and more sustainable place for future generations.Maurice Carter, co-founder of Sustainable Newton, has been a leader in the grassroots movement since its inception in 2018. A former president of the organization, Maurice returned to lead the board in 2025, bringing with him years of experience in community building, activism, and digital marketing. Maurice’s journey to Newton Coun...
2025-01-281h 19The Town Square PodcastLeAnne Long: Straight-Talk About a Bold Vision for Newton County with the District 5 County Commissioner – Episode 25In this episode of The Town Square Podcast, hosts Gabriel Stovall and Trey Bailey sit down with newly sworn-in District 5 Commissioner, LeAnne Long, for a candid conversation filled with straight talk and powerful insights. LeAnne, a self-proclaimed conservative politician, pulls no punches as she lays out her vision for Newton County. Known for her strong personality and unwavering commitment to open communication, LeAnne is all about tackling issues head-on and rejecting the typical politics of division. If you don’t agree with her, she says, “let’s talk about it.”LeAnne shares why she felt compelled to run for...
2025-01-211h 26The Town Square PodcastJustin Adams & Nytro Smith: A Pastor and Minister Discuss Growing Faith and Impacting Newton County - Episode 24Welcome to Episode 24 of The Town Square Podcast, where hosts Gabriel Stovall and Trey Bailey have a spirited and inspirational conversation about the state of the church and faith in Newton County. In this episode, we are joined by two dynamic leaders who are making a huge impact in our community—Pastor Justin Adams of New Life Praise Center and Minister Nytravious “Nytro” Smith of James Paschal Missionary Baptist Church.Pastor Justin and New Life have experienced incredible growth over the last four years. From their humble beginnings on Stone Mountain Street, the church has expanded to a spac...
2024-12-171h 25The Town Square PodcastJeffrey Burke: Facilitating Conversations for a Better Newton County with a UGA Archway Professional - Episode 23In this engaging episode of The Town Square Podcast, hosts Gabriel Stovall and Trey Bailey sit down with Jeffrey Burke, the UGA Archway Professional for Newton County. With a deep passion for public service, Jeffrey brings years of experience in community development and an unwavering dedication to building strong connections within local communities. His work is focused on bringing together people from all sectors to address the key issues facing Newton County today.Jeffrey shares how he helps foster collaboration and unity across local government, community leaders, and citizens in Newton County. Through a series of listening...
2024-12-101h 12The Town Square PodcastCole Goering: A Young Special Olympian's Journey (with Coach LaTrelle Cawthon) - Episode 22In this heartwarming episode of The Town Square Podcast, hosts Gabriel Stovall and Trey Bailey sit down for a truly inspiring conversation with US Special Olympian Cole Goering and his incredible coach, LaTrelle Cawthon.Coach Cawthon, who is also an Adapted Physical Education Teacher for Newton County Schools and the Special Olympics Coordinator for the area, shares her deep passion for supporting athletes with special needs. Together, they discuss Cole’s journey to the 2025 Special Olympics Winter Games in Turin, Italy, where Cole will represent the United States as a member of the Alpine Skiing team....
2024-12-0558 minThe Town Square PodcastTim Fleming: Local Elections, National Politics, and Georgia’s Future, a Conversation with our District 114 Representative - Episode 21In this exciting episode of *The Town Square Podcast*, hosts Gabriel Stovall and Trey Bailey sit down with Georgia House of Representatives member Tim Fleming. Representing District 114, which covers over half of Newton County, all of Morgan County, and the southern part of Walton County, Fleming represents more than 50,000 citizens. Trey and Gabriel dive into the local election results, offering their take on the outcomes that weren’t too surprising—LeAnne Long winning District 5 Commissioner and Stan Edwards taking the District 1 Commissioner seat. However, there was a surprising twist with long-time Coroner Tommy Davis losing his seat to De...
2024-11-191h 07The Town Square PodcastShamica Tucker: Busting Myths About Affordable Housing in Newton County - Episode 20Welcome back to another insightful episode of The Town Square Podcast, hosted by Gabriel Stovall and Trey Bailey. In Episode 20, we sit down with the dynamic and passionate Shamica Tucker, the Executive Director of the Covington Housing Authority. This conversation is one you won’t want to miss as we unpack the true role of the Housing Authority in our community and explore its impact on affordable housing in Newton County.Throughout the episode, Shamica breaks down misconceptions about the Housing Authority, explaining why it’s far more than just "government housing" or "the projects" as many peop...
2024-11-121h 14The Town Square PodcastHarold Cooper: With Gift for Inspirational Leadership the County Manager Explains how Newton Works - Episode 19Welcome back to The Town Square Podcast, where hosts Gabriel Stovall and Trey Bailey dive deep into the heart of Newton County, Georgia. In this episode, we are thrilled to have Harold Cooper, the County Manager of Newton County, joining us for an enlightening and inspirational conversation. Harold Cooper, who took on the role of County Manager in April 2023, brings a wealth of experience to the table. With six years in county government and prior leadership of Henry County's Human Resources Department, Mr. Cooper is well-equipped to manage the diverse needs of our community. He describes Newton C...
2024-10-2959 minThe Town Square PodcastFleeta Baggett: Fireworks! An "Anything Goes" Conversation with the Mayor of Covington - Episode 18In this exciting episode of The Town Square Podcast, hosts Gabriel Stovall and Trey Bailey sit down for a fun and wild conversation with Fleeta Baggett, the dynamic mayor of Covington, GA. A 7th generation Newtonian, Fleeta brings a rich family legacy to the table, being the granddaughter of Carl Smith, the founder of Newton Electric—an essential part of Covington’s history.As a leader known for her candidness and approachable style, Fleeta doesn’t shy away from discussing challenging topics, making for an engaging dialogue. Throughout the episode, we dive into the concept of next-level leader...
2024-10-151h 17The Town Square PodcastMichael Patterson: A Renewed Perspective on a Revitalized Mill Town with the Mayor of Porterdale - Episode 17In this exciting episode of The Town Square Podcast, hosts Gabriel Stovall and Trey Bailey dive deep into the heart of Porterdale, GA, with the newly elected Mayor Michael Patterson. Known for its rich history as an old mill village, Porterdale has faced its fair share of challenges over the years, but it is now on the cusp of a vibrant rebirth, thanks in large part to the renovation of the old mill into upscale loft apartments. Join us as we explore the promising future of this charming town and the steps being taken to cultivate a thriving community.
2024-10-081h 07The Town Square PodcastDebbie Harper: Balancing Business Growth with Small-Town Charm in Newton County, a Conversation with the President of the Chamber of Commerce - Episode 16In Episode 16 of *The Town Square Podcast*, hosts Gabriel Stovall and Trey Bailey welcome Debbie Harper, the President of the Newton County Chamber of Commerce, for an engaging and insightful conversation about the future of business and community in Newton County. As a lifelong resident of the county, Debbie brings a unique perspective on balancing business growth with maintaining the small-town charm that Newton County is known for.Debbie, a proud Berry College graduate who completed post-graduate work at the University of Georgia, shares some personal highlights, including a recent trip to Ireland to watch Georgia Tech...
2024-10-0158 minThe Town Square PodcastMike Hopkins: From Best-Tasting Water to Miracle League Dreams: A Conversation with Newton County’s Water & Sewerage Visionary - Episode 15In the latest episode of The Town Square Podcast, co-hosts Gabriel Stovall and Trey Bailey sit down with an iconic figure in Newton County—Mike Hopkins, the Executive Director for the Newton County Water and Sewerage Authority. With an incredible 27 years of service in this role, Mike has been instrumental in guiding our community through transformative growth, all while preserving the small-town charm that makes Newton County so special. His leadership and long-term vision have positioned the county for sustainable development, particularly in innovative projects like the Stanton Springs business park. Here, cutting-edge technology meets eco-conscious planning with the cr...
2024-09-2455 minThe Town Square PodcastCarl Green: an Urban City Coach with a Love for the Rural Countryside is the Perfect Fit as Newton County School’s First District Athletic Director - Episode 14In Episode 14 of The Town Square Podcast, Gabriel Stovall and Trey Bailey sit down with Carl Green, the new District Athletic Director for Newton County Schools. Green, a self-described “country-city-boy,” shares how he’s just as comfortable navigating downtown Atlanta as he is bow hunting in Newton County. This dynamic personality sets the tone for a lively discussion about his vision for the future of athletics in Newton County.For the first time in its history, Newton County Schools will have a full-time athletic director, and Green couldn’t be more excited to take on this groundbreaking role. Wi...
2024-09-171h 08The Town Square PodcastLindsey Petrini: A Fresh Perspective on Healthcare and Community: An Interview with the CEO of Piedmont Newton Hospital - Episode 13In Episode 13 of The Town Square Podcast, although Gabriel Stovall is absent due to car trouble, Trey Bailey takes the reins and delivers an informative conversation with Lindsey Petrini, the new CEO of Piedmont Newton Hospital. Lindsey is new to Newton County, and her fresh perspective on both the healthcare system and the community offers unique insights into the pros and cons of local life.Since joining Piedmont Newton, Lindsey has overseen tremendous growth. In her first year, the hospital has experienced a 26.6% increase in outpatient procedures, an 18% rise in newborn deliveries, and a 20% boost in admissions—all...
2024-09-1051 minThe Town Square PodcastA Response to the Apalachee High School Tragedy, School Safety Ideas, and the Gun Conversation - Episode 12In Episode 12 of The Town Square Podcast, hosts Gabriel Stovall and Trey Bailey tackle a somber and deeply personal topic—the recent tragedy at Apalachee High School. With heavy hearts, Gabriel and Trey open up about the emotional weight of this event and how it hits close to home for both of them. Gabriel's wife, Shawnda, and Trey both serve as school board members in their respective counties, making the issue of school safety more than just a conversation—it’s a personal mission.In this raw and angst-filled discussion, Gabriel and Trey confront the harsh realities surrou...
2024-09-0547 minThe Town Square PodcastSerra Hall: What’s Next for Newton County? A Deep Dive into Economic Development - Episode 11In Episode 11 of The Town Square Podcast, Gabriel Stovall and Trey Bailey are joined by Serra Hall, the Executive Director of the Newton County Industrial Development Authority (IDA), for a candid conversation about the future of our community. Serra opens up about the role of government authorities and how the IDA is working tirelessly to bring global industries to Newton County, including major names like Ascend Elements, Archer Aviation, Absolics, Inc., and Rivian.This episode sheds light on the behind-the-scenes efforts to boost local economic development. Gabriel and Trey try to get Serra to spill the beans o...
2024-08-271h 29The Town Square PodcastGail Rothman: Empowering Education, A Conversation with the Executive Director of Newton Education Foundation - Episode 10In Episode 10 of The Town Square Podcast, hosts Gabriel Stovall and Trey Bailey sit down with Gail Rothman, the Executive Director of the Newton Education Foundation (NEF), for an insightful and inspiring conversation about the future of education in Newton County. Gail brings over 25 years of experience working with education foundations, including 15 years at the helm of the Decatur Education Foundation, to this discussion. She is considered one of the top experts in the nation!Gabriel and Trey kick things off with some foundational questions—like, "What exactly is an education foundation?"—before diving into the specifics of ho...
2024-08-201h 02The Town Square PodcastBONUS : A Follow Up to the Conversation with Stephanie Lindsey - Episode 9In the latest episode of The Town Square Podcast, hosts Gabriel Stovall and Trey Bailey return to the mics to address the whirlwind of feedback following their bombshell interview with attorney Stephanie Lindsey. The previous episode left listeners buzzing, both online and around town, and now Gabriel and Trey are diving deep into the conversation it sparked.This follow-up episode is more than just a reaction piece—it's a candid, transparent discussion about what The Town Square Podcast is truly meant to be. Gabriel and Trey take the time to clarify the show's purpose, emphasizing that while they t...
2024-08-1631 minThe Town Square PodcastStephanie Lindsey: A Candid Conversation with the Recently Indicted Attorney - Episode 8In Episode 8 of The Town Square Podcast, hosts Gabriel Stovall and Trey Bailey welcome Attorney Stephanie Lindsey, a formidable figure in Newton County’s political landscape. Fresh off her victory in the primary runoff, Lindsey is now set to become the sole candidate for the District 3 County Commissioner seat. This episode offers a deep dive into her journey, her perspectives, and the challenges she’s faced along the way.Lindsey’s conversation with Gabriel and Trey is as enlightening as it is candid. As she prepares to step into her potential new role, she opens up about a range...
2024-08-061h 51The Town Square PodcastBrent Bennett: From Elite-Level Soccer, to High-Ranking State Official, to Local Servant Leader, a Conversation with the Next Tax Commissioner of Newton County - Episode 7Welcome to The Town Square Podcast with hosts Gabriel Stovall and Trey Bailey, dedicated local advocates for a “better Newton County.” Join us as we engage with influential community members, explore pressing issues, and foster meaningful dialogue.In this episode, we sit down with Brent Bennett, the next Tax Commissioner of Newton County, GA. Born and raised in Trinidad and Tobago, Brent excelled in soccer, earning a full scholarship to James Madison University, where he was honored as All-Conference Player of the Year and First Team All-American. Since moving to Covington, GA in 2001, Brent has made significant cont...
2024-07-301h 15The Town Square PodcastKen Malcom: Pros and Cons of the Tourism Boom in Newton County, a Conversation with the Director of Tourism and Downtown Development - Episode 6Is tourism a good thing for local residents and downtown businesses? Is there a way to balance the influx of tourism with the needs/wants of the local citizens? It all depends on who you ask.There are certainly pros and cons to a local tourism boom in any town, but Newton County has seen a rapid explosion of visitors with the incredible success of the Vampire Diaries tv series which was filmed almost exclusively in Newton County and using the Covington Square as a backdrop for the mystical town of Mystic Falls. Originally airing on CW...
2024-07-191h 19The Town Square PodcastDr. Duke Bradley: Leading Newton, a Conversation with the Superintendent of Schools - Episode 5Gabriel and Trey sit down with Dr. Duke Bradley, the Superintendent of Newton County Schools, to discuss hot topics in local education and to answer questions sent in by the citizens of the community.
2024-06-251h 15The Town Square PodcastPrimary Recap, The Trump Mess, and Political Binaries - Episode 4Gabriel Stovall and Trey Bailey give a quick recap to the local primary and give some strategic advice on how to make your vote count in the runoff on Tuesday, June 18.They continue their discussion about political binaries and how destructive that mentality can be for our nation and our local community of Newton County, GA.And of course, the Donald Trump verdicts have them going back and forth about potentially electing a felon as President and how unprecedented this whole "mess" has become.The challenge remains for Newton citizens to get to...
2024-06-0456 minThe Town Square PodcastMay Matters : Local Politics & Mud-slinging - Episode 3Recently some mailers were sent to voters in the community. These mailers were slick and rode the fine line of slander. They were obviously hit pieces meant to mislead and manipulate voters. Not a fan!Gabriel and Trey discuss dirty politics and offer some better solutions. One great solution and resource is Candidates on the Clock sponsored by the Newton County Chamber of Commerce. This neutral website has interviews from all the local candidates, including their answers to the questions we are all asking in the community.They also get into the details of why...
2024-05-1448 minThe Town Square PodcastLocal Politics : It Just Means More - Episode 2Gabriel and Trey discuss a range of topics centered around local politics. They look at the difference between national vs local politics and make the argument that local governance matters more and impacts our communities more.They challenge us to get out and vote in the upcoming primary on May 21, or begin voting early on April 29. #MayMattersTo see a sample ballot and to find out what local district you reside in, check out the My Voter Page.Other topics covered in this episode:#primaries#identity#democrat#republican#FleetaBaggett#StanEdwards#JCHenderson#MarcelloBanes...
2024-04-3045 minThe Town Square PodcastIntroduction & Reviving Dialogue - Episode 1Why do people rush to the extreme ends of the spectrum when it comes to politics, philosophy, religion? What happened to honest dialogue with one another where we listen to the other person’s point of view and then work to meet in the messy middle? Why do we instead stick our fingers in our ears and run away like a toddler?After Gabriel and Trey introduce themselves, they begin discussing HOW we can have these discussions about controversial topics without demonizing the other person’s views, or even demonizing the other person altogether. They look for ways...
2024-04-1250 min
Eastridge ChurchLove Is Action | The Advent Of Love | Trey BaileyLove is more than a fuzzy feeling!As we continued "Advent" this week Pastor Trey broke down the science of love – from that crazy, heart-racing feeling to the enduring, sacrificial kind. Love is more than a fuzzy feeling; it's action!"For love to be perfected, love must be expressed." We dove into 1 John, discovering how God's love was made complete through Jesus, and now it's our turn!So, how can we love like Jesus? Serving, forgiving, giving, praying – just a few ways to spread the love! Let's not forget the priority order: Jesus, othe...
2023-12-1030 minEastridge ChurchThe Book Of Romans | Renew Your Mind (Romans 12) | Trey BaileyJoin us as we unpack the profound teachings of Romans 12, exploring the essence of sacrificial living and the power of renewing our minds'. This lesson delves into how believers can harness their spiritual gifts and overcome the challenges of this world with love, mercy, and humility. Don't miss the wisdom, inspiration, and actionable steps to draw closer to God's heart. The central themes are:Sacrificial Living: Emphasizing the need to give oneself fully to God.Renewing the Mind: Encouraging believers to continuously refresh their thoughts, aligning them with God's word an...
2023-10-2940 minThe Sport of Life: Chats w/ Comedians, Filmmakers, Sports Figures, Musicians, & Intellectuals#355 - Joel Thurm on SEX, DRUGS, & PILOT SEASONLegendary former casting director Joel Thurm chats with Trey Elling about SEX, DRUGS, & PILOT SEASON: CONFESSIONS OF A CASTING DIRECTOR. Topics include:
Joaquin Phoenix’s influence on the book (0:00:57)
Growing up on a dairy farm in Brooklyn, NY (0:02:58)
David Merrick’s influence on Joel’s career (0:08:16)
How Pearl Bailey got Joel to Hollywood (0:13:03)
LSD, a puffy shirt, & Jesus Christ Superstar (0:16:21)
Learning how to handle people from Ethel Winant (0:21:12)
The Minutes on CBS (0:23:46)
Charlton Heston (0:27:18)
Casting Susan Sarandon The Rocky Horror Picture Show (0:28:03)
Why Aaron Spelling Leonard Goldberg made such a good team (0:30:49)
The Boy In The Plastic Bubble (0:33:14)
Grease...
2023-07-311h 33
Brown Water BanterEp 152| Trey BaileyWe talk with St. Patrick's high school football coach, Trey Bailey, about their upcoming football season.
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2022-09-0231 min
Feeding the Senses - UnsensoredFeeding the Senses - Episode 51 - Lindsey Bailey: Traveling Art Educator, Painter, Sculptor, Photographer, BloggerLindsey Bailey is a teaching artist living in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. She has been teaching art in community organizations and schools, across 5 countries, for the past 25 years. Imagination, connection, and collaboration drive Bailey’s teaching and art making, helping her to build community and better learn about culture. Originally from Texas, Bailey holds an MFA in Studio Art and an MA in Community Art, both from the Maryland Institute College of Art. She is currently working on her MS in Museum Studies with a focus on Learning and Engagement in Museums and Cultural Organizations, expected August 2024.www.ca...
2022-08-2352 min
the WARRIOR PODCASTEpisode 11 - Trey Bailey | From Rocketboy to the School BoardIn this episode of The Warrior Podcast I speak with Trey Bailey, former lead singer and rhythm guitar player for the 90’s rock band Rocketboy. During this episode, Trey and I talk about his time in Rocketboy, his early life growing up in Georgia, the state of the church, as well as current issues being faced in our public schools.
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2022-08-151h 25
The Pump Fake with Jarrett BaileySteelers QB Battle, Trey Lance, Top 10 QBs All TimeJarrett breaks down the QB battle in Pittsburgh. Plus, the Trey Lance hype train is at max speed, and Jarrett reveals his Top 10 QBs of all time.
2022-08-1533 min
Refuel StudentsSend It: Guest Speaker Trey BaileyI'm saved, now what? Our guest speaker Trey Bailey explains how we've been saved to serve, share, and sow. Thanks for listening to this week's Refuel podcast!
2021-10-0720 min