Tammy Davis Stories: Recent Episodes
Tammy Davis
Tammy Davis lives a full life. As teacher and a single mother, she has lots of stories to tell. Davis loves spending time on her back porch with family and friends sharing the stories of her life.
Family fun that’s safe, even in a pandemic. A drive-thru safari and a petting zoo and camel rides and more - all at Eudora Farms!
The back story of the McFadden-O’Rourke trophy given to the winner of the Clemson/Boston College football game.
This is a story about the time Senator Perdue of Georgia mocked Kamala Harris’s name. It’s also a story about manners and respect, something we all could use a bit more of right now.
A story about the night I spent in a closet with my family as Hurricane Hugo came through my hometown of Columbia, SC.
This is a story about a teacher and her ability to connect with students.
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Major Capers is being honored in his hometown of Bishopville, SC, on Saturday, August 29. Cal Johnson reads parts one and two of a series of this hometown hero!
Worry and weakness. Right now we all seem to be full of both. Cal Johnson reads a devotional written by Tammy Davis about her friend and neighbor, Donald Stratton.
Facebook and social media- love it or hate it? Cal Johnson and Tammy Davis discuss the pros and cons.
A friend forgave her ex-husband after many years, not an easy thing to do. Writer and blogger Tammy Davis discusses the topic of forgiveness with Cal Johnson, a lay speaker in his church and former radio personality at WAGS in Bishopville, SC.
I had a great time talking with my 81- year-old friend about Post Malone and topless dancers in Las Vegas!
A quick back porch chat with my friend, Mr, Johnson, about the critters that visit him each night- Opie the Possum and Rowdy the Raccoon!
Sometimes you’re a rock star. Sometimes you’re an ordinary guy who gets the flu. This is a story about getting older and rolling with the changes that come your way,
I wrote this story about a friend who is going through chemo. It’s really a story about gratitude and living life to the fullest.