Don Noble and Trace Barnett sit down to discuss Trace's latest cookbook "Tracing Roots" and other topics like living off the land and life updates.

Anne Rice joins Don Noble to talk about her book Christ The Lord.

Don sits down with Kevin Wilson, author of the collection, Tunneling to the Center of the Earth, The Family Fang and Perfect Little World.

Acclaimed poet and fiction writer Margaret Walker Alexander grew up in Birmingham and her novel Jubilee has been called a black Gone With the Wind. She talks with host Don Noble about her long career and her association with the writer Richard Wright.

Don sits down with Ben Raines to discuss his book "The Last Slave Ship" about Ben's discover of the Clotilda in Alabama.

Longtime author at Auburn University, Craig Darch joins Don Noble to talk about his volume of stories L'Chaim and Lamentations.

Don visits with T.K. Thorne to talk about her new novel, "Angels at the Gate"

Harvard professor and biolgoist E.O. Wilson, from Alabama, joins Don to talk about his work.

Author Eugene Walter visits with Don Noble to talk about his mythical Mobile.

Gilman was the first American playwright to win an Evening Standard Award. She serves on the advisory board for Chicago Dramatists. She has received the 2008 Harper Lee Award. Her most widely known works are Spinning Into Butter, a play that addresses political correctness and racial identity, and Boy Gets Girl, which was included in Time Magazine's List of the Best Plays and Musicals of the Decade.