Macon's Terminal Station, built in 1916, has transformed from a bustling railroad terminal that welcomed more than 100 trains each day to a beautifully-restored event venue that has been home to numerous film and television productions.

Jami Gaudet, Public Information Officer for Macon-Bibb County Transit Authority, joins us on this episode to discuss the Terminal's history and to share stories about the film and television productions that have called the Terminal home over the years.

Bragg Jam, Macon's annual concert crawl is Saturday, July 26. The event brings dozens of performers from across the country to seven venues in downtown Macon for a day of concerts and community. This year's headliners are American Aquarium and SUSTO. The schedule also features Muddy's Mystery Shows, which are secret shows in new and unique venues in downtown. This episode features a conversation with Olivia Walter, the President of the Bragg Jam Board of Directors.

Olivia provides a history of Bragg Jam and highlights some of the bands and additional activities occurring during this year's festival.

Tickets, schedule and more information are available at www.braggjam.org.

Stacy Harrell, better known as Stacy J, is a playwright, actress, choreographer and producer. She is bringing her stage play, "If You Loved Me" to Macon's Douglass Theatre on July 19. Shows are 2pm and 6pm, and tickets are available at www.douglasstheatre.org.

On this episode, Stacy talks about the play and her own experiences both on and off stage.