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The expression "fighting like dogs and cats" indicates they can't get along, but with some planning and patience, dogs and cats can live peacefullly in the same house!

This week, Don reviews "Last Days of the Dog-Men" by Brad Watson.

Tammy Ruffin and her son Myles take turns interviewing each other at StoryCorps. Tammy tells Myles the story of how she found out she was having a baby and how having him inspired her to start her own organization.

There's a grocery store Cam goes to when he's in a hurry. It's the one closest to his house. That one is full of memories. Full of roots.

Gabby Jones works at First Light Community in Mobile, where she met Marcus. While at StoryCorps, they bond over their shared love of travel - Gabby talks about moving around the states as a military kid and Marcus reflects on exploring the world with his family. Even though they've ventured to many different places, they both found a home in Mobile.

On this week's Keepin' It Real, Cam Marston has some observations about the NCAA tournament. The old guys are winning, and her likes that.

We all love it when the Easter bunny comes to visit, but the Cadbury folks have a slightly different view of things!

This week, Don reviews "The Weeds: A Novel" by Katy Simpson Smith.

Valerie and Sarah are longtime friends who met at First Light Community. Both women have faced related health challenges – having brain tumors removed and hearing loss in the same ear – leading them to believe their friendship was destined. They discussed these commonalities at StoryCorps. But Valerie shares a story about another battle she had to fight and expresses how the support of the Community helped her push through the adversity.

On this week's Keepin' It Real, Mardi Gras is swiftly approaching, and Cam Marston has some thoughts about how his Dry January progress is going to effect the event.