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MTTM Podcast: The George Jones III Epidsode

Glenn Hills and Paine College alum George Jones III stops by to talk about educating in todays climate, being a product of one’s environment, and what got him into teaching.

[Livestream] Evans Hosts Effingham Co. in State Playoff Showdown

[Livestream] Grovetown vs Evans in Region Battle for Playoff Position

[Livestream] Evans vs. Alcovy

[Livestream] Warren County vs. Hancock Central

Published

8 months ago

January 24, 2022

Dhrmaine Bradley

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And for those who prefer audio…

MORE THAN THE MASTERS · MTTM : THE GEORGE JONES III EPISODE

Related Topics:#glennhills #stopgunviolence george jones iii MTTM paine college

Dhrmaine Bradley

More Than the Masters Podcast is an essential outlet for anyone interested in the city of Augusta. Tailored by Dhrmaine Bradley, this podcast provides a deep dive into the 51 weeks of the year that aren’t covered by “The Masters” golf tournament. Typically, each episode is centered around a particular business, person, or event that is taking place in Augusta. Most would call this platform interview style, however it is much deeper than that. Each episode is a detailed painting that many, whether in Augusta or not , can relate to. Even if not relatable, listeners are intrigued, interested, and proud to see one of their own get highlighted. More than anything, each episode is informative in regards to the history and overall love for the city of Augusta!

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Augusta Rocks Presents: Estimated Principles

We continue our local music spotlight series with the youngest band to date to be on the show: Estimated Principles. They started, not by learning covers, but by writing their own music. And now, after some local shows and some shows in Atlanta, they’ve released their first album.

Published

3 weeks ago

September 6, 2022

David Bash

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Today: We continue our local music spotlight series with the youngest band to date to be on the show: Estimated Principles. These guys are talented! They started, not by learning covers, but by writing their own music. And now, after some local shows and some shows in Atlanta, they’ve released their first album. Check them out at venues like Southbound, any all-ages venues, and maybe even some parking lots near you.

Keep up with and support them by visiting the Estimated Principles website and social links.

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DropTheDis Episode 170: Covering Augusta’s Art Renaissance

From their weekly newsletters and concert reports to their events and round tables exploring how to grow the arts community, Sample Augusta is supporting all things arts in the CSRA.

Published

3 weeks ago

September 6, 2022

David Bash

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This week we talk to the people behind Sample Augusta.

Sample Augusta founder Rachel Goodman and manager Walter Santiago come to talk about their online media publication that seeks to solve a problem that we’ve all complained about: figuring out what’s going on in Augusta.

From their weekly newsletters and concert reports to their events and round tables exploring how to grow the arts community, Sample Augusta is supporting all things arts in the CSRA.

And though this is not an Augusta Rocks episode, both have musical talents and they both currently use them! @rah_butter & @itsreallybabyboi

You’ll also find them at Arts in the Heart!!!