Melanie Dale, author of Calm the H*ck Down, talks about how you need to dial back the stress of raising children and to realize that we all need to lighten up a little bit.

Lisa Qualls, co-author of The Connected Parent:Real-Life Strategies for Building Trust and Attachment, helps explain that techniques that worked for your birth children may not work with your adopted or foster child. You will learn how to simplify your approach using scripts, combat chronic fear, nurture your child, teach respect and learn other valuable tools to help build a connection with your child.

Pastor Bill Vanderbush and Brit Eaton, author's of Reckless Grace, give a biblical explanation of grace and share how they have experienced grace in their lives.

Gail Lukasik, author of White Like Her, shares how life has been after sharing her story about growing up believing her mother was white and having to keep the secret after finding out until after her mother passed away. 

Darcy Gaechter, author of Amazon Woman, shares her journey as she became the 1st woman who kayaked down the Amazon River from source to sea.

Johnnay Benjamin, Director of Early Detection and Outreach for Mary Bird Perkins, shares about the events they are hosting along with Healthy Blue to help bring awareness to Colorectal Cancer.

Author of The Point After, Sean Conley shares his life as an NFL football kicker and how he found meditation.

1 out of every 100 people in the United States diagnosed with Breast Cancer is a male. Mathew Knowles shares his story and what men need to know.

Cleco Recruiter, Shannon Senviel and Director of Financial Aid at CLTCC, Kelly Caruso, discuss the Cleco sponsored Diversity Scholarship being offered at CLTCC and all that is awarded with it.

During this time when so many have lost their jobs, Misty Slayter, Vice Chancellor of Workforce at CLTCC, shares about the Reboot Your Career Program and how you can make a fresh start.