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This week, Don reviews "Hard Rain" by Samantha Jayne Allen.

When Harley made a bad decision and snatched some goodies from the kitchen counter, her owner made the right decision and found immediate veterinary help for her four-legged buddy!

One of the worst feelings for a pet owner can be not knowing where your pet is, or when it might come home, or even if it can come home. Being able to locate your furry buddy might help reduce the anxiety when you can't find your pet.

This week, Don reviews "Between a Flock and a Hard Place" by Donna Andrews.

You may have noticed that adult cats rarely meow to each other, but rather mostly to their humans. One explanation is that they are mimicking the sound of a human infant, to get our attention.

This week, Don reviews "Unmasking the Klansman: The Double Life of Asa and Forest Carter" written by Dan T. Carter.

In today's episode of StoryCorps, Kelly Finley interviews her husband Karlos Finley about his family's history. From his parents leaving Mobile to pursue college degrees to becoming educators, business owners and Civil Rights activists, Karlos discusses how they not only exemplified teamwork but also the importance of service.

This week, Don reviews "Other Voices, Other Rooms" written by Truman Capote.

While there is only a slight chance your pet could catch COVID from you, it is very possible for it to carry the virus on its fur from one family member to another; so keep pets away from anyone in the household who tests positive for COVID.

In the previous StoryCorps segment, Karlos Finley spoke on the teamwork and service his parents showcased during the Jim Crow and Civil Rights era. In today's continuation, Karlos discusses the wrongful charges his father faced after transitioning from pharmacology to Mobile's music industry, showing that Karlos is the realization of his ancestors' dreams.