There are some changes coming in the state revenue department and Columbia County Tax Commissioner Wayne Bridges joined Austin to let the CSRA know what those changes are all about and how they will effect your tax business. 

Today Austin spoke with Ward Clayton, Leon Martin, and Tommy Bennett about the upcoming documentary "Loopers: The Caddy's Long Walk" that will have a special premiere showing at the Regal Cinema. Austin was then later joined by John Boyette and Tony Bernados of The Augusta Chronicle to talk about the upcoming All-Star Preps Banquet with…

Today Austin broke the news about the passing of Whitey Lester. He also talked about what this could mean for the famed Discotechque adult lounge downtown. 

Austin talked about the people who still feel strongly for or against him mentioning the Grovetown senior's quote posted in the GTHS yearbook. Plus, he debates with a caller about gun control. 

Today Austin spoke about the ongoing trade issues with China and talked about the life of Peggy Lipton who passed away over the weekend. 

Augusta born Chad Prather is a YouTube sensation that will be performing at the Miller Theater Saturday night, and he hung out with Austin to talk politics, comedy, and growing up in Augusta. 

Augusta native and working actor now living in Atlanta spoke with Austin about how the potential boycott by Hollywood could effect the state of Georgia. Plus, Austin gives a heartfelt tribute to a loved one. 

Retired GBI detective Doug Parker sat in with Austin today to talk about his book "A Kill-Her Plan" that documents the case of Christina Anderson and other stories from his 30 years of service. Doug also answered your questions and told everyone how they can pick up his book. Listen and Enjoy! 

Attorney PJ Campanaro stopped by the show to talk with Austin about child support, Game of Thrones, judges, and her fundraiser for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society this Thursday. 

Philip Bailey of Earth, Wind and Fire checked in with Austin days ahead of their May 8th show at the Bell Auditorium. The two talked about kids, James Brown, and an organization close to his heart Music Is Unity