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Central Atlanta Membership Manager Dan Williams and The Children’s Museum of Atlanta’s Executive Director Jane Turner join host Dana Barrett to talk about the Atlanta business headlines and the latest and greatest news from the Children’s Museum of Atlanta.

Topics discussed ranged from the firing of 790 The Zone’s Mayhem in the AM show (for their tasteless mocking of Steve Gleason, the former NFL player who is battling ALS) to new jobs being brought to downtown and midtown by AT&T and Coke, to the newest downtown attraction, the ferris wheel, scheduled to open in early July.

The show also features a discussion of the age gap in attendance at arts and cultural events and what we can do about it.

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Joe Trovato, The Mortgage Guy, joins host Dana Barrett to chat about the days headlines and dig into Atlanta real estate and the ins and outs of getting a mortgage.  Topics discussed ranged from Chipper Jones bad tweet, to Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson’s butt slap (poor judgement?), to problems plaguing Coke Enterprises to a good jobs outlook for Atlanta and some fun new retail stores planned for Buckhead and then the pair got down to business talking about the current trends and options when looking at a mortgage.

Joe broke down some of the basics, including what it takes to qualify and why you should know your credit score and also shared some new strategies and techniques for finding the best plan for each individual situation.  He also explains the differences a prospective home buyer will experience in dealing with the bank vs. a mortgage broker vs. a mortgage lender.

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Hosts Elizabeth Gordon and Dana Barrett

After the usual rundown of Atlanta headlines, including the “list of the day”, updates on the new ferris wheel, and a discussion of your relationship with your car, guest LaGaylia Appleby, an expert on Atlanta area property taxes joins hosts Dana & Elizabeth to talk about how you can save thousands on your property tax bill.