August 31, 2026

B2B Podcasting

Dave’s Hot Chicken in Augusta

Around Masters time, Dave’s Hot Chicken opened just off Wheeler Road in the Augusta Exchange area. The franchisor and key employee were in town for the Grand Opening. They shared the “secret sauce” of their chicken tenders and how they juggle a number of different brands in Augusta and around the country. Thanks to the M3 Agency for hosting the video podcast in their new state-of-the-art studio.

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Resilient Sponsors Support Teen Issues

Thanks to corporate sponsors like Coca-Cola, Costco, SRPFCU, Jonathan English Insurance, Riverfront Dental Care, Riverfront Counseling, and Holly Counseling, several hundred parents and teens enjoyed a catered lunch and life lessons. The Resilient Teens Summit featured more than 10 experts from law enforcement, MCG, and the financial world were part of various workshops during the day Saturday at the Columbia County Exhibition Center in Grovetown. The day was filled with real talk on issues like sexting, Roblox, pregnancy, mental health, and more. About 20 vendors also set up booths in

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DREAMS come true at Augusta University

Dozens of students at Augusta University (AU) have been awarded a scholarship just created by the state.  In total, up to $200,000 is being doled out to make life easier while carving out a career path. The DREAMS Scholarship is provided statewide. It is a need-based financial boost for students in the University System of Georgia (USG) and the Technical College System of Georgia (TCSG). More than 440 AU students applied, and 69 were selected. The news release announcing the awards quoted Gov. Brian Kemp (R), who introduced the program.

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Military Monday: Suicide Is Not Easy to Talk About—but It Is Real

As a CSRA healthcare provider, a Veteran, and a survivor of the loss of friends and family members to suicide, I know the pain left behind is real. Suicide does not affect only the person who dies; its impact reaches families, friends, coworkers, military units, and entire communities. Suicide is not easy to talk about, but it is real. In our military and Veteran communities, suicide continues to leave families, friends, fellow Veterans, Servicemembers, and battle buddies heartbroken and searching for answers. We may never fully understand the darkness another

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