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  • Alabama Public Radio is not just a friendly media outlet - it is PET-friendly - just one more reason to support it during the current fund drive!
  • This week, Don reviews A Spell for Saints and Sinners written by Emily Carpenter.
  • Finding deductions on your tax return can be a challenge and unfortunately most of us cannot deduct our pet-related expenses!
  • On this week’s Keepin’ It Real, Cam has been away lately but just got back from Spring Break with his kids. Imagine if a cruise ship wrecked on a beach and they turned it into a hotel….
  • This week, Don reviews Small Things Like These by Claire Keegan.
  • This week on StoryCorps, Ty Cramer and her spouse Steve Romein discuss their early involvement with the organization called Common Power and how it has impacted their careers and lives.
  • Cam Marston made a promise to his kids years ago. He was certain the passage of time would let him off the hook. He was wrong, and he's paying for it in the best possible way.
  • What happens when you mix forensic engineering with abstract art? Ask Dr. Raymond Thompson. The first-gen college student turned engineering legend has spent more than 60 years looking at the hidden beauty inside metals. On this episode of Quick-Fire Quips, he joins APR's Baillee Majors to talk about the evolution of Alabama tech, his "love letter" to the city that launched his business career—and how he's turning industrial steel into stunning public art at Sloss Furnaces.
  • There’s sad news at Cam’s house. Friends are reaching out to help his family through their grief. Losing a loved one is never easy, and friends just want to help by doing something.
  • As the weather warms up, dogs do not need that heavy winter undercoat - so they shed it, which means suddenly there is hair everywhere! Brushing (or combing) your dog will help to remove the hair and make it (and you) feel better.
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