BONUS : A Follow Up to the Conversation with Stephanie Lindsey - Episode 9
In the latest episode ofThe Town Square Podcast, hosts Gabriel Stovall and Trey Bailey return to the mics to address the whirlwind of feedback following their bombshell interview with attorney Stephanie Lindsey. The previous episode left listeners buzzing, both online and around town, and now Gabriel and Trey are diving deep into the conversation it sparked.
Throughout the episode, they reflect on some of the local comments and share their honest responses, making this one of their most personal and authentic conversations yet. Just like the discussions you'd have at your local town square or barbershop, this episode is rooted in the kind of real talk that brings communities closer together.
A Candid Conversation with Attorney Stephanie Lindsey - Episode 8
Attorney Stephanie Lindsey’s conversation with Gabriel and Trey is as enlightening as it is candid. As she prepares to step into her potential new role, she opens up about a range of topics, including some of the more controversial aspects of her career and public life. Notably, the episode doesn’t shy away from addressing the ongoing federal indictment involving Lindsey and Chairman Marcello Banes. While details surrounding the indictment remain sensitive and complex, Lindsey speaks openly about her perspective on the situation, offering listeners an insider’s view into the legal and political intricacies at play.
From Elite-Level Soccer Star, to High-Ranking State Official, to Local Servant Leader : A Conversation with Brent Bennett, the Next Tax Commissioner of Newton County - Episode 7
Brent discusses his vision for the Tax Commissioner’s office and the local tag office, alongside a candid conversation about the challenges he faced during his campaign, including resistance due to not being a “native” of Newton County despite his qualifications.
Pros and Cons of the Tourism Boom in Newton County : a Conversation with Ken Malcom, Director of Tourism and Downtown Development - Episode 6
“Our mission is to promote our community for the people who live here and the people who want to visit here.” - Ken Malcom, City of Covington Director of Tourism and Downtown Development.
Ken answers questions about the events surrounding Independence in the Park on July 4th AND talks about the balance of tourism and local citizen needs/wants.
Leading Newton: a Conversation with Dr. Duke Bradley, Superintendent of Newton County Schools - Episode 5
Gabriel and Trey sit down with Dr. Duke Bradley, the Superintendent of Newton County Schools, to discuss hot topics in local education and to answer questions sent in by the citizens of the community.