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This week, Don reviews Chase Harlem by Elise Burke Brown.

This week on StoryCorps, journalist Cindy Fisher describes the way her personal and professional lives interact as she balances the responsibilities of parenting two children and operating a local newspaper.

On this week's Keepin' It Real, there are some arrogant folks showing up in Cam’s life these days. They don't’ commiserate with Cam’s struggles, they gloat.

On this week’s Keepin’ It Real, Cam has a message for parents whose children are playing high school sports as his youngest children enter their final year of high school. Every high school sport is suffering from a shortage of officials and referees. Zip it, he says, please just zip it.

Puppy mills are often found in remote areas because of the space required for so many dogs, but Chihuahuas are so small they don't need so much room!

This week, Don reviews Box Turtles, Hooligans, and Love, Sweet Love by Mary Dansak.

This week on StoryCorps, Alabama artists Winfred Hawkins and Bill Ford discuss the notion of artistic talent as an innate capability and what it means to call oneself an artist.

Tattered index cards. Accidently knocking out teeth (Yikes!). Hot, humid weather. And the need for House of Pies... We get to know Huey Rudder, President of Druid City Pride in Tuscaloosa. He talks to Quick-Fire Quips host Baillee Majors about the quintessential experience of living in the Yellowhammer State Plus, the beautiful "quilt" of the West Alabama community.

World Rabies Day is a reminder to make sure your furry friend is vaccinated and protected against this deadly disease, which will also protect you - because rabies can be transmitted to humans!

Step into the peculiar world of Butch Anthony, a self-taught artist and maker of oddities, as he sits down with Quick-Fire Quips host Baillee Majors. In this episode, the mastermind behind Alabama's one-of-a-kind Museum of Wonder dives into the stories behind his "bone quilts," garfish curiosities and his famous Drive-Thru Museum in Seale. He also shares his passion for deviled eggs (even if they never make it to the potluck) and his continuing search for a feather from the elusive, possibly not-extinct Ivory-billed woodpecker.