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In this sequel to our pilot episode, we take a step back and reflect on the road so far. From those first uncertain moments behind the mic to the unexpected twists, laughs, and lessons that shaped the show, this conversation is all about perspective. We look at how far we’ve come, the stories that stuck with us, and the energy that keeps The Georgia Avenue Podcast moving forward. It’s a chance to reminisce, celebrate the growth, and remind ourselves why we started this journey in the first place.

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On this episode of The Georgia Avenue Podcast, Vic, Trevor and Jack welcome Jessica for an open and grounding conversation about mental health, personal growth, and the importance of having real, supportive dialogue. Jessica shares her professional insights with warmth and humor, helping to break down the stigma around therapy while also offering practical wisdom listeners can take with them. It’s an episode that blends heart, honesty, and the Georgia Avenue style of storytelling.

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This week on The Georgia Avenue Podcast, Vic Trevor and Jack sit down with Harry, a sharp mind with a unique perspective on life, and the stories that shaped him. From the unexpected lessons learned along the way, Harry brings both humor and depth to the conversation. Expect lively back-and-forth, a few surprising turns, and the kind of thoughtful insights that make you see everyday things a little differently.

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On this episode of The Georgia Avenue Podcast, Vic, Trevor, and Jack sit down with Mo (@planetpoutyfist
) for a raw, funny, and honest look at tipping culture and the realities of the service industry. From the late-night diner rush to the everyday grind behind the bar, Mo brings her lived experience as a Florida bartender and hospitality worker to the mic.

We talk about what tipping says about our culture, how service workers balance passion with burnout, and what needs to change to keep the restaurant and bar world sustainable. Along the way, you’ll hear stories from DeLand’s local scene, reflections on restaurant life, and a few truths that only someone who’s lived it could deliver.

If you’ve ever asked yourself why tipping matters, this is the episode that lays it out — straight from the people who know.

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This week on The Georgia Avenue Podcast, Vic, Trevor, and Jack sit down with Eli Witek, journalist and storyteller from The West Volusia Beacon. Eli brings their sharp perspective and love for words to the table, sharing what it means to cover local news, capture community stories, and keep a finger on the pulse of DeLand.

From newsroom hustle to the people behind the headlines, this conversation dives into how journalism shapes a town’s identity — and why local storytelling still matters. Eli opens up about their path into writing, their favorite stories from the field, and the balance between reporting facts and honoring community voices.

At its heart, this episode is about more than news — it’s about connection, creativity, and the way storytelling builds bridges.

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