Local tradesman-turned-actor Jarred "Bones" Mimbs goes Slightly Off the Record to discuss his past and present work in the entertainment industry, creative interests and unique experiences working alongside some of Hollywood's biggest stars.
Retired government communications specialist and debut author Angie Tracey goes Slightly Off The Record to discuss her unique career journey, and experiences carrying her faith into the workplace at Atlanta's CDC that are the subject of her new book.
The Nature Conservancy's Georgia philanthropy director Haynes Roberts and trustee Asa Porter go Slightly Off the Record to discuss the organization's mission and work to preserve and protect Georgia's land and waterways, and create solutions for environmental challenges.
When it comes to destination marketing, Dublin has no more dedicated champion than Miriam Lewis. The Visit Dublin GA executive director goes Slightly Off The Record to talk about all things local tourism, and her efforts year-round to promote everything that's great about our community.
Laurens County native and renowned blues musician E.G. Kight goes Slightly Off The Record for a conversation about experiences as a songwriter, performer and recording artist over her nearly four-decade career, and the deep local roots that not only got it started, but continue to sustain her love for crafting a unique sound.
Slightly Off the Record, with Georgia Board of Education representative Matt Donaldson and Courier Herald staff reporter Rodney Manley on latest developments in the Dublin City Schools financial saga.
Kyle Dominy, and the rest of The Courier Herald's news team – Payton Towns III, Rodney Manley and Clay Reynolds – go Slightly Off The Record to close the book on this first season of the podcast, and chat about every other topic under the July sun, before a brief summer break.
Dublin native and U.S. Navy veteran Joe Ann McBride goes Slightly Off The Record to talk about her pioneering service career, nationwide travels in retirement competing in the Golden Age Games and other unique experiences over the course of an adventurous 71 years.
Dudley's mayor and Little League president goes Slightly Off the Record for a conversation covering everything from summer ball to the city's sewer improvement work, plus several slices of community and family life in the quintessential small town.
The longtime local pharmacist goes Slightly Off The Record to discuss a new era for Max Brown Pharmacy, and how the family-owned store's enduring tradition of "taking care of people" has been its secret to success.
