Episode 70 of The Chuck Williams Show features a special guest... Mimi Woodson is walking away from politics this month after 28 years on Columbus Council. She opens up about her unlikely entry into the political arena on this week's edition of The Chuck Williams Show. Woodson, a native of Puerto Rico, was the first Hispanic person elected to public office in the state of Georgia in 1994. During the interview, she opens up about the people she has served with and being the caregiver for her month during a battle with Alzheimer's. Twitter: ChuckWilliams Instagram: ChuckWilliams0999 Catch The Chuck Williams Show live usually every Tuesday at 7/6 central. Watch Last Week’s Episode here.
Episode 69 of The Chuck Williams Show. features a longtime Georgia political scientist is the guest. Dr. Scott Buchanan is the chairman of the Department of Government and Sociology at Georgia College and State University in Milledgeville. Buchanan is a native of Talbot County and has been interested in politics since he was a kid. A week from the midterm elections he breaks down three key Georgia races – governor, U.S. Senate, and 2nd Congressional District. Twitter: ChuckWilliams Instagram: ChuckWilliams0999 Catch The Chuck Williams Show live every Tuesday at 7/6 central. Watch Last Week’s Episode here.
Episode 67 of The Chuck Williams Show features a guest who is the president and CEO of the Boys and Girls Club of the Chattahoochee Valley, Rodney Close. His talent as a baseball player earned him a scholarship to the University of Georgia. Today, he is a successful non-profit manager in charge of the Boys and Girls Clubs of the Chattahoochee Valley. On this edition of The Chuck Williams Show, Close talks about his journey and the people who helped him along the way. In his role with the Boys and Girls Clubs, he sees the challenges and the pull some kids face on the streets -- doing the right thing or joining a gang. He's candid about the challenges those kids face. Twitter: ChuckWilliams Instagram: ChuckWilliams0999 Catch The Chuck Williams Show live every Tuesday at 7/6 central. Watch Last Week’s Episode here.
This week, The Chuck Williams Show will explore a terrible chapter in Columbus’ history – the 1970s Stocking Stranglings. Chuck interviews Judge Bill Smith and author William Rawlings. Smith prosecuted Carlton Gary, the man who committed the crimes. Smith became a judge and couldn’t talk about the case. Now he can. Rawlings is an author with nearly a dozen books to his credit and he took on the challenge of writing about these high-profile serial killings. Twitter: ChuckWilliams Instagram: ChuckWilliams0999 Catch The Chuck Williams Show live every Tuesday at 7/6 central. Watch Last Week’s Episode here.