Scott Mullis, Director of Customer Relations with GUC, joins the show to discuss his retirement and look back on 30 years of dedicated service with the company, sharing reflections on his career and experiences along the way.

This episode features Chris Padgett, Assistant General Manager and Chief Operating Officer for Greenville Utilities. He discusses ongoing projects and programs designed to support the utility’s services and meet the needs of its customers.

Dr. Lathan Turner sits down with ECU student leader Giselle Glover, a junior majoring in Exercise Physiology and Psychology. She shares her experiences being involved in multiple university clubs and organizations, offering insight into student leadership and campus life.

Brock Letchworth, Public Information Officer for the City of Greenville, is joined by Margot Clark, Special Events Coordinator, and Annah Edwards, Special Events Assistant, to preview the activities and events planned for the April 25 PirateFest. The conversation highlights what attendees can expect from one of the city’s signature celebrations.

Isaiah Thompson, an ECU Communications major and Five Prime Media Group intern, returns for a conversation with host Mark Woodson. They discuss a variety of topics, including collaborations with other media outlets and coverage of ECU athletics.

Brock Letchworth, Public Information Officer for the City of Greenville, returns with guest Vanessa Boateng, Program Specialist in Community Development Services, to highlight activities and public events recognizing National Community Development Week. The conversation showcases how these initiatives support and strengthen the local community.

Dr. Anita Joyner, Founder and Executive Director of Where the Healing Begins, Inc. and a member of Pitt Partners for Health, is the featured guest for this episode. In recognition of National Child Abuse Prevention Month, she shares valuable insights, resources, and support available for children and families in the community.

In recognition of Child Abuse Prevention Month, Ms. Noemi Rivera, Director of the TEDI BEAR Clinic at ECU Health, and Dr. Matthew Ledoux, Pediatrician-in-Chief at ECU Health, join the show to discuss the clinic’s vital services. As one of the largest child advocacy centers in North Carolina, the TEDI BEAR Clinic plays a critical role in supporting and protecting children and their families.

In recognition of National Nutrition Month, Brenda Leigh, Director of Lifestyle Medicine at ECU Health, returns to the show to share practical advice on healthy living and making smarter food choices. She also discusses the services and programs offered through the clinic to support long-term wellness.

Dr. Ben Degner, Assistant Professor in the Division of Cardiac Surgery, and Dr. Samuel Sears, Professor of Psychology and the Department of Cardiovascular Sciences at the Brody School of Medicine and ECU Health, join host Mark Woodson to discuss heart health. The conversation explores testing, screening, evaluation, and treatment options for cardiovascular disease, while also highlighting the emotional and personal impact heart conditions have on patients and their families.

The show features Dr. Jennifer Stalls, Director of STEM for Pitt County Schools, as she talks about the mission, purpose, and criteria of STEM programs for different school communities.

Steve Hawley, Public Information Officer for Greenville Utilities, is back to share tips on conserving energy and key steps to follow during the winter. He also gives updates on GUC projects, recent awards and recognitions, and offers helpful safety advice.

Greenville Mayor P.J. Connolly is back to talk about projects and initiatives that affect local residents. Topics include the work of the new city council, economic growth and development, infrastructure improvements, and budget matters.

In this segment, Chris Dyba, Vice Chancellor for University Advancement at ECU, talks about his main responsibilities, ongoing fundraising efforts, the financial challenges facing both the university and its students, as well as endowments and various giving campaigns.

Brock Letchworth, the Public Information Officer for the City of Greenville, is joined by Jonathan Bryant, a Community Engagement Specialist. Together, they talk about the 50-in-10 affordable housing project and the upcoming community listening sessions taking place across the city.

This special edition highlights ECU Chancellor Dr. Philip Rogers as he talks about this semester’s graduating class, the university’s mission, student enrollment, funding sources, the current state of Brody Medical School, and the challenges facing higher education.

Dr. Steve Lassiter, Superintendent of Pitt County Schools, is back to talk about key issues affecting students in the district. He highlights accomplishments from the 2024-25 school year and shares goals for 2025-26, touching on student performance, the role of AI technology, and a range of district initiatives and programs.

John Worrell, Director of Electric Systems, and Anthony Miller, Director of Gas Systems, both part of Greenville Utilities’ senior leadership team, sit down with Mark Woodson to talk about their upcoming retirements this year. They each share their journey to management, the challenges they’ve navigated over the years, and offer personal reflections on their time at GUC.

Dr. Peter Jones, a Vitreoretinal Surgeon at ECU Health and Associate Professor at the Brody School of Medicine, talks about diabetes and its impact on vision. He explains his role as a retina specialist in managing and treating diabetic retinopathy.

Dr. Ashley Quinn, a Surgical Oncologist at ECU Health and Associate Professor of Surgical Oncology at Brody Medical School, shares insights on breast cancer awareness. She covers risk factors, symptoms, screening methods, and treatment options for the disease.