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On this week's Keepin' It Real, Cam Marston considers the use of AI and how it could theoretically enhance his business.

Ever tried to explain a rotary phone to a 10-year-old? Archiving the history of how we talk to each other is more than just collecting old gadgets—it’s about preserving our connection to the past. Volunteer archivist Brad Clasgens with Signals Museum of Information Explosion in Huntsville knows a thing or two about that. He's the latest guest on Quick-Fire Quips and has the full download from scrolling to streaming to syncing up. Plus, the history of fun and unusual devices!

How can you help your furry friend when it has lost its closest companion?

This week, Don reviews Kings and Pawns: Jackie Robinson and Paul Robeson in America by Howard Bryant.

This week on StoryCorps, Tasha Dangerfield speaks with her friend Marla Moore about what brought her to Selma, and the incredible support group she found when she needed it most.

Ever wondered what a Birmingham musician would hand an alien invader to explain Earth? For Cash Langdon, it’s all about funk, rock and ambient sound. In this episode of Quick-Fire Quips, he talks with host Baillee Majors about his 2025 record Dogs, the long-distance synth project for his band Caution and the "good" bad sound that comes from listening to music on cassettes. Plus, local music labels and radical bookstores, the beauty of biodiversity— and why you should never let someone sweep under your feet.

On this week’s Keepin' It Real, Cam wonders what the life span of a titanium knee is and whether his father might need one or two more with the way he’s going.

Rayne Beau was a happy California cat (the feline kind) until he got lost in a national park! The mystery is - how did he get back home??

On this week's Keepin' It Real, Cam's family dog heard what he said to the vet. And she has something to say about it.

Siblings Bridget and Jim Mulroy sat down at StoryCorps to talk about their childhood-- Growing up with several other brothers and sisters; and whether or not they felt pressure from their parents to be similar to their older siblings, and share the same interests.