On this week's Keepin It Real, Cam reacts to a text from a friend about the hopelessness she feels today as a result of the new presidential administration. There are two sides to this, Cam says, and the healing must begin within, but it won't be easy.

Erica and Carolyn, two friends who met through the United Way of Southwest Alabama’s tax program, come together at StoryCorps to discuss how this program has impacted them as they reflect on retirement.

This week, Don reviews "Backwaters: Twelve Murky Tales" by Lee Rozelle.

Raw pet food diets are gaining in popularity, but they are controversial, with veterinary groups and animal hospital groups discouraging the idea.

Tuesday, Cam watched as a 130 year old weather record was shattered. He took it all in, savoring it as best as he could .

In this continuation of StoryCorps, Lynn asks Sonyika about her current experience as an art teacher with children in Mobile and how she has seen her class impact the kids.

This week, Don reviews "Little Boy Blue: Social Worker Claire Conover Mystery #4" by Margaret Fenton.

Pet rescue takes on a new perspective when facing a disaster like the California wildfires!

On this week's Keepin' it Real, Cam Marston's new effort has been a year in the making and it's finally ready. It's learning delivered the way it used to be, and he's very excited for it.

In today’s episode of StoryCorps, Lynn talks with her close friend Sonyika about her most recent art exhibit at the Alabama Contemporary Art Center and how It's connected to her familial roots.