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On this week’s Keepin’ It Real, Cam admits he feels helpless in today’s political climate, but he’s found something he can do. It’s very small, but at least it’s something.

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!

Forget what you *think* you know about Alabama! Laura Hill, editor of the Encyclopedia of Alabama, shares some real Alabama education. The first 911 call? Made in Alabama. A grocery cart? It's a buggy, period. She talks to Quick-Fire Quips host about the unsung heroes and daredevils from the Yellowhammer State. If you're looking for honest, free Alabama history, look no further than the EOA!

This week, Don reviews For Duck's Sake by Donna Andrews.

Most of us feel our pets are an important part of our lives. So is Alabma Public Radio - and right now APR needs your help to continue to provide the best in quality programming!

This week, Don reviews Forget Me Not: A Novel by Stacy Willingham.

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.

On this week's Keepin' It Real, Cam checks into a hotel and wonders about people and where they left their sense of humor. After all, he told the joke perfectly...

Hear ye, lords and ladies! Sir William of Lincolnshire, High Herald of the Alabama Renaissance Faire, dropped some wisdom --and history-- on Quickfire Quips with host Baillee Majors! The event in Florence this weekend promises exciting swordplay, glimpses of the monarch and Medieval dancing -- taught by the steward himself! Whether getting into character is your thing (or if you just want to enjoy a giant turkey leg), he invites you to part ways with your problems and come out to play!

On this week's Keepin' It Real, Cam Marston continues to be interested in the research he's doing on retirement trends. He's discovered something called a "Men's Shed" which is different from a "Man Cave" where men can go and stand next to each other.