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This week, Don Noble reviews Marriage and Other Monuments by Virginia Pye.
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Your furry friend may have been enjoying the pleasant spring weather, but oops - here comes cold weather again!
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The phrase that helps us remember how to set our clocks for daylight savings time ("spring forward, fall back") doesn't help our furry friends understand why we are suddenly a little bit off when it comes to taking care of them!
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In this episode of Alabama Out Loud, Aydan Conchin explores how the arrival of daylight saving time and longer days signal the early rhythms of spring across the Yellowhammer State — from outdoor spaces and free cultural sites to seasonal routines returning statewide.
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On this week's Keepin' It Real, Cam Marston considers the use of AI and how it could theoretically enhance his business.
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This week on StoryCorps, Annie Pearl Avery tells the story of her experience on Bloody Sunday, when she and her fellow civil rights protestors attempted to cross the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama on March 7th, 1965.
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This week, Don reviews Save Me from Dangerous Men and One Got Away by S. A. Lelchuk.
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I became news director at Alabama public radio in September of 2009. One of my first stories involved James Beard award-winning chef Frank Stitt of Birmingham. It was prompted by the 2010 BP oil spill.
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2-year-old Miniature Golden Doodle was heartlessly abandoned at Las Vegas Airport
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Sports Minded host Brittany Young sits down with Olive Branch, Mississippi native Madison Young. Madison is a senior and the starting pitcher for St. Benedict at Auburndale High School's softball team. She's also the starting pitcher for the Mississippi Bombers 18u National Knight and a University of Texas San Antonio signee. The Youngs, who are related, discuss the history of softball in their family and Madison's journey on the diamond to get to where she is now. Madison also talks about some goals she has for her final high school softball season.
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In this episode of Alabama Out Loud, Aydan explores historic sites across Alabama connected to Black history, highlighting how communities continue engaging with that legacy during Black History Month and beyond.