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Northgate Coach Brandon Tennie joins Derrick Teagle and David St. John to talk about the current Viking basketball season and how it continues to improve and evolve.

Other topics include Hap Hines' recent recognition as Athletic Director, local wrestling action, signing day, and a recap of basketball from around the county. 

Coach Mark Bowles joins Derrick and David to talk about both baseball and softball programs at East Coweta High School. 

He currently oversees the Indians' baseball pitching and catching programs, and also serves as the Assistant Varsity Softball Coach.

Coach Bowles has been awarded the Region Assistant Coach of The Year for 2008, 2013 and 2017 in Baseball.  He has been awarded the Region Assistant Coach of The Year for softball in 2015, 2017, 2018, and 2020.  

Coach Bowles has also been recognized as the State Assistant Coach of The Year by the Georgia Dugout Club (2017, 2020) and the GACA (2017, 2018, 2020). 

In this episode of 85 South Sports, Derrick Teagle and David St. John are joined by Coach Kenny Dallas.

Dallas has been a high school football coach for over twenty years and currently serves as the head football coach at Trinity Christian School in Sharpsburg, Georgia. 

He's also the founder of M46 Dads, a group that aims to inspire and equip fathers to fight for their children's hearts and become better dads.

For more information on M46 Dads, visit: https://m46dads.com/

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The art of blacksmithing has a long, rich history but due to technological advances, some traditional arts like blacksmithing are in danger of dying out; however, artisans like Sharpsburg's Michael Sebacher keep these arts alive today. Sebacher created the Artisans Heritage Guild, a local coalition of accomplished artisans dedicated to teaching others and starting a school of traditional arts. 

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In this episode of That One Time, Phov Nix (Toby's wife...also known as 'Mean Phov') talks about her escape as a child from Cambodia under the Khmer Rouge in 1980.

After coming to live in America, she describes her recent journey back to her home country almost 40 years later. 

It's still hot outside, but Toby and Clay can still daydream about chili, cornbread and "fall" in the South. 

With Labor Day upon us, Toby and Clay get excited about college football, the possibility of cooler temperatures (someday...) and family estate planning! 

After a brief summer hiatus, Toby and Clay return with a new podcast, catching up on all the good stuff happening in life and in Newnan. 

In the latest episode of “Movers, Shakers, and History Makers,” Dr. Joel Richardson shares his experiences of living in Coweta County after arriving in 1984 to become the pastor of Central Baptist Church.

For the next 30 years, Richardson served as pastor of the historic downtown church where he became a spiritual advisor to hundreds, including Gandy Glover. 

​In this episode, Richardson talks about his career as a pastor, the people who make Newnan what it is and shares a few good Gandy stories too. 

In this episode, Toby and Clay talk about doctors, getting older and eating local. Pretty typical fare for these guys. 

Faced with a crippling case of podcasters block, Toby, Clay and Elijah fall back on what always works – talking about what's going on downtown. It inevitably leads to something, right?

NTH Podcasts are sponsored by Ace Beer Growlers.

In this episode, we take a look back to last year when Newnan was ground zero for a standoff between Neo-Nazis and a large group of counter-protesters. 

With memories of the tragic Charlottesville rally still vivid, the city was under the microscope of global media. 

In this episode, Toby and Clay welcome special guest Elijah Lees who made the decision to live stream the entire event from his Facebook account. 

All three take a look at the day from their unique vantage points and discuss how they think the city fared and what they learned from the event.

In this episode, Toby and Clay talk about what makes downtown Newnan so special and Toby's passion for beekeeping and country living. 

In the latest episode of ‘That One Time,’ Toby Nix talks about the role of faith as a deputy, delivering a sermon to a Cambodian speaking congregation and losing voters in his potential bid for the presidency.

NTH Podcasts are sponsored by Ace Beer Growlers and Monarch House Assisted Living.

In this episode, Toby and Clay talk about making good time on road trips, vacation destinations and recovering from those vacations. Toby professes his love for Panama City Beach and why he'll never leave without an airbrushed t-shirt. 

In the first episode of That One Time, Toby Nix and Clay Neely determine it might be a good idea to have an introductory episode as their first podcast instead of jumping right into episodes about why they love Panama City Beach.