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This week on Storycorps, Joni Hendee interviews her long time friend JoAnn Jones about her experiences as a volunteer at the Dumas Wesley Community Center and the importance of being an active member in your community.

Chris Williams sits down with StoryCorps and tells the story of how he discovered pollution in his community and how he helped shed light on the problem.

In the previous StoryCorps segment, Chris Williams discussed the issue of pollution in Africatown. And today, he’s back to talk about how a letter he wrote to President Obama helped bring attention to the forgotten story of the historic community.

This week, Don reviews "No Perfect Mothers" written by Karen Spears Zacharias.

This week, Don reviews "Accidental Activist: Changing the World One Small Step at a Time" by Mary Allen Jolley.

After meeting for the first time earlier in the day, Ottie and Francesca decided to stop by StoryCorps to discuss their spiritual journeys.

Sharing your favorite activities with your dog can be fun - and it might even include football, which is perfect for this time of year!

Today at StoryCorps, coworkers Kirsten Purvis and Yohana Carrillo discuss their lives working within the English as a Second Language (ESL) department at Mobile public schools. Throughout their work, they've learned the true meaning of community and the ways our differences make the world a better place.

This week, Don reviews "Midnight Cry: A Shooting on Sand Mountain" by Lesa Carnes Shaul.

Pete Blohme and his sister Cheryl sit down at StoryCorps to reminisce on the opening of Panini Petes in Fairhope, Alabama. From building their menu to building a customer base, they touch on how they achieved long-term success and stability.