I am a little late in wishing a famous Kentucky Soda a big Happy Birthday. It turned 100 years old back on July 13th.

Here is another episode from my other podcast. Hope you enjoy this episode can't wait to see you in August. Still working on the book report hope to have it out by the end of the month.

Long time no see. Glad to be putting out a new episode after a long break. Hannah Covington had the pleasure to sit down with a radio DJ of the original Point radio station before the combining of two radio stations. We talked everything under the sun from radio to having a child on the Spectrum

Link to the 105.3 The Goat's Website-

https://hearthegoat.com/

AXE Social's-

AXE on the Radio

Locals only with Axe

This is an episode from my other podcast that I co-run and I hope that you enjoy this episode. I will hopefully be back sometime in August with new episodes. I have not forgotten about book report. That will be out sometime soon.

In this episode of the Let’s Talk podcast, host Hannah Covington is joined by her mentor and #1 afternoon DJ, Andy Morgan, for a candid conversation about radio, resilience, and autism advocacy. The duo explores the realities of depression affecting our society due to social media and how much time is spent on our phones, while emphasizing that there is always "light at the end of the tunnel" even when a career path feels "broken". After what is going on with the radio industry at the current moment.

This episode came out back in 2024 on Hannah's other podcast. It has been one of the more popular episodes since its release. Even though part 1 had the most downloads and I am now wanting to share it with you as I am enjoying the summer and creating content you will see in the near future.

A major focus of the episode is neurodiversity in the workplace, highlighting how individuals on the spectrum bring unique, hardworking perspectives to the broadcasting industry. The group also discusses the growth of autism acceptance in Bowling Green, from Temple Grandin’s local influence to the rise of sensory-friendly hours at community events and stores.

This episode serves as an inspiring look at how personal experience and a passion for broadcasting can create a lasting community impact that people do not realize.

Here is an episode from my other podcast that I am pulling from the archives. I enjoyed recording and editing this episode back in 2024. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. It was one of the most popular episodes from the other podcast.

Let's talk all things reading. You're probably looking for something to read and I got your back. I will be going through what I am interested in reading to some of the websites I visited said. Those lists were quite interesting to read. There may have been a repeat of a certain book or books on that list as well.

This episode is all about the Priscilla film which came out a couple years ago and I just watched it a month ago. I shared my thoughts on the film. Yes this episode was recorded a month ago when I mention about the book report. This was one of the episodes I could wait to put out. Just wanted to say that so you were not confused.

It is that time of the month again where I get to talk all things books once again.