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This week, Don reviews "Spillway" by Kim Bradley.

In today's episode of StoryCorps, Hosea London and Herbert Nelson talk about how they first joined the historic Excelsior Band. They emphasize the importance of maintaining and memorializing the band's traditions so that they may last for the generations to come.

Pets are not in as much danger from the solar eclipse as from mistakes we might make around the event.

This week, Don reviews Salvage This World by Michael Farris Smith.

Keeping your pet safe includes making sure any plants in your house are not harmful to your furry friend!

Ray Nicholson and Alvin Lovett have been friends for over 50 years. In this edition of StoryCorps, Ray tells the story of how they met and how one teacher changed both of their lives.

This week, Don reviews "Lights, Camera, Bones: A Sarah Booth Delaney Mystery" by Carolyn Haines

In last week’s segment of StoryCorps, siblings Jim and Bridget Mulroy discussed their childhood and the dynamic of growing up with multiple brothers and sisters. And in today’s episode, Jim talks about his substance abuse issues and how they’ve impacted his relationships.

Today at StoryCorps, Kelly Finley interviews her friend Dale Pfeiffer about Driftwood housing, a non-profit he co-founded to combat chronic homelessness in Mobile. Dale’s story shows that there is always light at the end of the tunnel. Note to listeners, suicidal thoughts are mentioned in this piece.

Every Spring, Cam sits in his reading chair and sees a friend right outside his window. But, Cam won't give him a name. He absolutely won't.