♻️ This week on Roswell Brew Talks, we’re talking all things glass recycling with Jamey Moran from Ripple Glass!

What started in Kansas City in the early 2000s has grown into a nationwide effort—with a processing center now right here in College Park, GA. Since launching in Roswell, Ripple Glass has already collected nearly 7,000 pounds of glass!

☕️ Grab your coffee and tune in to learn how glass recycling is making a big impact in our community.

🎙️ This Week on Roswell Brew Talks: Meet Dave McPherson & Tommy McNulty—longtime friends turned business partners behind Southeast Elite Entertainment!

From jamming in local bars to running full-scale production for events like Alive in Roswell, Roswell Music Festival, and Music on the Hill—these two have helped shape the sound of our city.

Whether you’re a music lover or just proud to call Roswell home, this episode hits all the right notes. 🎶

This Week on Roswell Brew Talks: Anne Coleman of The Bunny Hive Roswell!

After discovering The Bunny Hive as a new mom, Anne fell in love with the concept—and took the leap to become an owner herself. Now, she proudly runs the Roswell location, creating a welcoming space for little ones and their families to learn, play, and grow together.

Tune in to hear Anne’s inspiring journey into entrepreneurship and how she’s helping families build connections and lasting memories right here in our community

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We sit down with Coach Jonathan Thompson, the new head football coach at Roswell High School! Formerly the offensive coordinator at Lee County—where his team set a Georgia high school football scoring record with 53 points per game—Coach Thompson is bringing that same high-powered energy to Roswell.

From day one, he’s built his program on a foundation of love—for the players, the team, and the community. Tune in to hear how the Thompson family is planting roots and what exciting things are ahead for Hornet football. 🐝🏈

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We’re joined by Dr. Mark McLaughlin and Dr. Laura Pearson to talk about Wellstar Health System’s recently expanded cancer program and radiation center — bringing comprehensive, patient-centered care to Roswell like never before.

With everything cancer patients need now available on one campus, this expansion is a major win for health and healing in our community.

💙 Learn how Wellstar is making a lasting impact — watch the full episode now!

Special thanks to Wellstar for being a proud sponsor of Roswell Brew Talks.

🎙️ This week on Roswell Brew Talks, we’re joined by Roswell Rotary President Trummie Patrick and Membership Chair Courtney Lott!

What started in Chicago in the early 1900s has grown into a global movement — and Roswell Rotary is celebrating 75 years of Service Above Self right here in our community. 💙

With over 220 members, Roswell Rotary spans generations — from Interact Clubs in our local schools to After Hours for young professionals, it’s all about impact, connection, and giving back.

👉 Listen the full episode now and get inspired by how Rotary continues to shape Roswell’s future.

🌟 This week on Roswell Brew Talks, we’re joined by the dynamic duo behind Findlay Rowe — Audrey and Barbara! What started as a floral shop 14 years ago has blossomed into one of Roswell’s favorite gift boutiques, offering everything from jewelry and tabletop décor to furniture and more. 💐🛍️

Fueled by loyal local customers and now reaching even more through their online shop, their story is one of growth, creativity, and community.

🎥 Listen to the full episode and get to know the heart behind Findlay Rowe!

This week on Roswell Brew Talks, we sit down with Conner and Jasmin Slewitzke, the husband-and-wife duo behind one of Roswell’s favorite breakfast spots — Gracious Plenty!

Born and raised right here in Roswell and veterans of the Ford Fry restaurant group, they bring a family-first, purpose-over-profit approach to everything they do. From their famous biscuits and monkey bread to their commitment to local farmers and seasonal ingredients, Gracious Plenty is all about down-home soul served with heart.