In this special throwback episode of Conversations with Daisy Jones, we revisit a delightful conversation recorded in January 2020 with Kayden Lovett Jones. At the time, Kayden shared a glimpse into the world through the eyes of a young gamer, animal lover, and thoughtful observer.From his favorite video games, Minecraft and Talking Tom Cat 2, to the excitement of caring for his new puppy, Brownie, Kayden explains how lessons from a virtual pet game helped him think about responsibility and caring for a real one. He also offers surprisingly mature insights about screen time, reminding listeners that spending too much time online can be unhealthy and that balance matters.This conversation captures the curiosity, imagination, and wisdom that young people often bring to the table when we take the time to listen.A fun and heartwarming episode about gaming, pets, responsibility, and the value of real-world connections.Because a conversation is still one of the most powerful forms of communication on the planet.Conversations with Daisy Jones airs Saturdays at 12 pm EST and Mondays at 3:00 pm EST🎧 106.3 FM WOAH and 94.9 FM WHNL#ConversationsWithDaisyJones #kids#ThrowbackEpisode #YouthVoices #Generations

What a full circle conversation!When I invited Keinan Johnson to join me for Conversations with Daisy Jones again, I was reminded of how long our paths have crossed. During the pandemic, he served as my radio show co-host for a season. Just months ago I asked and he said ‘yes’ to welcoming guests as the Red Carpet Experience host and joined me on stage as one of the evening’s featured guests.Keinan A. Johnson is so dynamic, gifted and talented. The Go-Getter of Go-Getters. He is the Founder and Managing Director of KeiStone Kollective, helping organizations leverage technology, storytelling, and strategic marketing to grow their impact. His leadership and commitment to community have earned him recognition as one of Charlotte’s 30 Under 30.What full circle conversation have you had lately?Because a conversation is still one of the most powerful forms of communication on the planet.Conversations with Daisy Jones airs Saturdays at 12 pm EST and Mondays at 3:00 pm EST 🎧 106.3 FM WOAH and 94.9 FM WHNL#ConversationsWithDaisyJones #Leadership #generations

What happens after someone leaves prison or jail? What does it mean to be “on paper,” and how does community supervision affect a person’s ability to rebuild their life?In this episode of Conversations with Daisy Jones, Daisy sits down with James A. Butler, MPA, Senior Lead Community Coordinator with the Georgia Department of Community Supervision’s Reentry Services Division, and Dominique Drummond, Assistant Chief Community Supervision Officer for the Eastern Circuit.Together, they discuss the role of the Georgia Department of Community Supervision, how supervision and reentry services work hand in hand, and the partnerships that help individuals successfully transition back into their communities. The conversation explores the realities of being under supervision, the challenges many returning citizens face, the balance between accountability and support, and why successful reentry matters to public safety.Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of a system that often operates outside public view and hear firsthand how state agencies, community organizations, and local partners work together to create opportunities for stability, responsibility, and lasting change.Conversations with Daisy Jones is a radio show and podcast featuring thoughtful discussions with leaders, experts, and changemakers on issues that impact our communities and everyday lives.Originally aired: 4/18/2026106.3 FM WHNL 94.9 FM WOAH#ConversationsWithDaisyJones#GeorgiaDCS#Reentry#PublicSafety

Every year, one of the most important conversations we have is with Liberty County EMA Director Robert Dodd. As hurricane season approaches, Robert joins Conversations with Daisy Jones to discuss emergency preparedness, community response, evacuation considerations, storm safety, communication challenges, and what residents need to know before severe weather arrives.This practical and timely discussion covers preparation for families, seniors, medically vulnerable residents, pet owners, and everyday citizens who often wait too late to make a plan. Robert also explains how the Emergency Management Agency works behind the scenes during emergencies and why preparation matters long before a storm appears on the radar.Whether you are new to coastal Georgia or have weathered many storms, this annual conversation offers clear guidance, local insight, and reminders that preparedness is everyone’s responsibility.www.conversationswithdaisyjones.comConversationsWithDaisyJones#LibertyCountyEMA#HurricanePreparedness#HurricaneSeason#EmergencyPreparedness#StormSafety#WeatherAwareness#EmergencyManagement#LibertyCountyGA

What happens when a man staring at the possibility of decades in prison encounters the grace of God?On this episode of Conversations with Daisy Jones, Daisy sits down with author, speaker, ministry leader, and 2026 Jakes Divinity School graduate Brandon Getachew for a transparent conversation about consequences, redemption, identity, and the life-changing power of faith. Brandon shares the deeply personal story behind his book, 39 Years to Life, But God, and reflects on the decisions, struggles, and defining moment that transformed the direction of his life.Now serving as the newly appointed Prison Ministry Director for The Potter’s House of Dallas, Brandon speaks candidly about ministry, second chances, incarceration, purpose, and the responsibility of using pain to help others heal. This conversation goes beyond prison walls and explores what happens when a person stops being defined by their worst moment.If you have ever wrestled with regret, questioned whether people can truly change, or needed a reminder that God still rewrites stories, this episode will stay with you. Welcome to the Conversation.Get Brandon’s book:https://a.co/d/0dVyltrfwww.conversationswithdaisyjones.com#ConversationsWithDaisyJones #Redemption #SecondChances #Transformation #Faith #Purpose #Hope #PersonalGrowth #LifeLessons #BrandonGetachew #39YearsToLifeButGodLearn more about host Daisy Jones and her new book A Woman of Clarity wherever books are sold.

In this episode of Conversations with Daisy Jones, I sit down with Amanda Hollowell, a candidate for Georgia’s 1st Congressional District, for a focused conversation on the issues shaping our communities.Amanda is not new to this work. Her background includes advocacy with Color of Change, and that experience informs how she approaches policy, community engagement, and accountability.We talk through the economy, the role of advocacy in driving change, and what meaningful community engagement should look like beyond campaign language. She also shares what she plans to prioritize if elected to Congress.This conversation is part of an open invitation extended to all candidates in this race, giving listeners direct access to those seeking to represent them.If you want to hear where candidates stand, in their own words, this is a conversation worth your time.#ConversationsWithDaisyJones#Podcast#NewEpisode#GeorgiaPolitics#GA01#CongressionalRace#AmandaHollowell#PublicPolicy#Economy#Advocacy#CommunityEngagement#VoterEducation#KnowYourCandidates#CivicEngagement#Leadership#Elections2026

Money touches everything, but most people were never taught how to understand it.In this powerful conversation, I sit down with FINANCIAL ADVISOR Willie C RandallMBA, AAMS® of Edward Jones Financial to talk about what money really is and how it shapes our lives. From everyday decisions to long-term planning, Willie breaks down complex financial concepts in a way that is clear, practical, and easy to grasp.This is not surface-level talk. We get into the emotional side of money, how it influences our choices, and why understanding it matters for individuals, families, and future generations. Willie brings both expertise and clarity, helping listeners move from confusion to confidence.Originally aired on 106.3 and 94.9 FM on Saturday and Monday, this episode has already received strong feedback for its honest, relatable, and insightful approach to financial literacy.If you have ever felt overwhelmed by money conversations or unsure about your financial path, this episode will meet you right where you are and give you something you can actually use.Learn more about Willie Randall:https://www.edwardjones.com/us-en/financial-advisor/willie-randall?y_source=1_NjQxNjE5LTcxNS1sb2NhdGlvbi53ZWJzaXRlKey Themes:Financial literacyMoney as a tool, not a masterEmotional connections to moneyBuilding confidence in financial decisionsPlanning for the future with clarity#ConversationsWithDaisyJones #FinancialLiteracy #MoneyMatters #WealthBuilding #RealTalk #EdwardJones #FinancialConfidence #LifeAndMoney

In this episode of Conversations with Daisy Jones, Daisy sits down with Oscar and Rose Smith for a thoughtful and insightful conversation about leadership, family, and lifelong discovery.Before their aviation chapter began, both Oscar and Rose built successful corporate careers. Rose served as an innovative and sought-after Human Resources Director, known for her leadership and ability to guide organizations and people through complex challenges. After retiring from corporate leadership and living in multiple cities, the couple chose an unexpected next chapter.They joined Delta Airlines and made history as Delta Airlines’ first married flight attendant couple, traveling extensively and gaining a unique perspective on people, cultures, and the shared human experiences that connect us all.Oscar also reflects on growing up as a preacher’s kid in the historic AME Church and how that early spiritual foundation shaped his understanding of leadership, service, and purpose.Today, the couple continues their impact through the L. Christina Smith Foundation, honoring legacy while investing in future generations. In this conversation, they share insights on reinvention, mentorship, and the role seasoned leaders can play in guiding emerging leaders.This episode originally aired on 106.3 and 94.9 FM on Saturday, March 8 and Monday, March 9.Keywords: leadership, reinvention after retirement, HR leadership, Delta Airlines flight attendants, faith and leadership, mentoring emerging leaders, career transitions, travel stories

In this episode of Conversations with Daisy Jones, Daisy talks with Krystal Hart, president of the Seabrook Village Foundation, about preserving and teaching Gullah Geechee culture. They discuss the Land and Sea exhibit opening February 12 at the Hinesville Arts Gallery and a February 28 symposium in Sunbury, GA devoted to exploring the connections between land, sea, culture, and community. In between is organic and engaging talk about food, heritage, generational legacy and so much more. A conversation is still the most powerful communication on the planet! We pause in February to recall and rehearse the extraordinary legacy of African Americans. #neverforget #History#conversationswithdaisyjones#conversationsmatter#GullahGeechee#BlackHistoryMonth

Beyond Likes, Live: Turning Attention Into ImpactIn this live episode of Conversations with Daisy Jones, social media entrepreneur Alex Paredes joins the conversation to cut through the distractions and myths of likes, views, and viral pressure.We talk real influence. Real faith. Real discipline.This episode explores the difference between visibility and value, how to turn attention into sustainable impact, and why clarity matters more than clout when you’re building something that lasts.Just a live, honest conversation about influence with intention.Follow Alex @apeezer on all platforms www.conversationswithdaisyjones.comNew book drop: 1/31/2026