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John Patrick

John Patrick

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Morning Show Co-Host, WGAC-AM (Augusta, GA)

Augusta

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Politics SportsGeneral News Investigative reports

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I do not cover on issues against humanity.

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Total articles 255

  • Love, Career and Falling On Your Ass

    By John Patrick| Medium@ I started my career in Chicago during the ancient days when people commuted to offices, daily. We dressed in business professional attire, but we could go casual by removing our coats in the office. We sat at cubicles and coveted the window-facing seats that were reserved for the sales team. Our office had a clear hierarchy of importance. The more revenue your role contributed to the bottom line, the higher up you were placed in the hierarchy of importance.

    By John Patrick · Medium

    Apr. 05, 2024

  • From the Soil to the Soul: Love and Labor

    By John Patrick| Medium@ I am the son of a farmer turned pastor, the grandson of a Louisiana roughneck and the great-grandson of a WWI vet who returned from war to labor on the railroad. Our family story is not often told in words, but in calloused hands and dust-hued skin. We wear ourselves thin for other people but live as though we have never known need. We work because work is good. Action over feeling. Duty over delight. Etc. For us, love is a practical matter. My grandfather never bought my grandmother flowers.

    By John Patrick · Medium

    Mar. 21, 2024

  • Love, Career and Falling On Your Ass

    By John Patrick| Medium@ I started my career in Chicago during the ancient days when people commuted to offices, daily. We dressed in business professional attire, but we could go casual by removing our coats in the office. We sat at cubicles and coveted the window-facing seats that were reserved for the sales team. Our office had a clear hierarchy of importance. The more revenue your role contributed to the bottom line, the higher up you were placed in the hierarchy of importance.

    By John Patrick · Medium

    Apr. 05, 2024

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WGAC-AM (Augusta, GA)

Augusta, United States