In this episode we are joined by Brandon King. Brandon is an instructor and facilitator for programming at the Gwinnett County Public Library's Learning Labs. He has been in this position for four years, primarily leading sessions on audio/video recording, basic sewing, photography, and a variety of other topics. As a GCPL employee, he is dedicated to helping patrons discover the resources available to them for free through the Library and spark their autonomy as they are developing new skills in life.

He is sharing some of the free resources that are available in our county library, such as: workshops, resume writing, computer classes, wellness seminars, podcasting and media spaces, assistance with applying for social resources such as housing, food stamps and other benefits, online tutoring, sewing classes, language classes and many others.

To contact Brandon :

Email: bking@gwinnettpl.org

Phone Number: 7709785154

Website: https://www.gwinnettpl.org/learninglabs/

In this episode we sit down with David N. Mitchell, President and CEO of The Unity Production Group, LLC. and Dir. of Drama Ministry for the AME Church. Mitchell is Chicago native and a graduate of Grambling State University. He holds a B.A. in Theatre and Business and is an award winning playwright, actor and director.

Mitchell combined his love for theatre and ministry to found "The Tipping Point Project in Asheville, NC to meet the needs of their youth population. The program uses theatre to address the modern day challenges of drugs, crime, violence, and negative behaviors.

Mitchell and his program have received national recognition by the National League of Cities for its creative effectiveness in decreasing crime in communities and increasing academic performance for youth participants.

For more information on the program, contact David Mitchell at dnm.unityproductions@gmail.com via email, and follow the page at www.unityproductiongroup.com

In this episode, we sit down with the Gwinnett District Attorney, Patsy Austin-Gatson and her husband of twenty six years, Travis Gatson. The couple talks about Travis long career in law enforcement, being one of only three black officers in Gwinnett County in 1988, how they met and manage to balance family, work and faith.

Join us for an inspiring conversation with a couple that helped to change the face of law enforcement in Gwinnett County.