CONVERSATIONS

This week Joan features a special segment on keeping new year's resolutions and interviews Dr. Patrick O'Neal of MUSC's Weight Management Program.

This week Joan talks with author Karinna Gore-Schiff about her book, LIGHTING THE WAY: NINE WOMEN WHO CHANGED MODERN AMERICA, and local children's book author Subi Mathur.

This week Joan features a special musical segment on Charleston's Cathedral Girls Chorus and interviews director Mark Thomas.

This week Joan talks with Ann Irwin, owner of Charleston's only winery and vineyard, and local author Beth Webb-Hart.

This month's segment of Southern Roots and New Offshoots features host Jack McCray talking with Goose Creek native Bob Belden about his accomplishments in the world of jazz music.

This week Joan talks with Barbara Diligard,

project director of the statewide initiative, Take Back Our Youth, and CofC Choral Professor Robert Taylor about the annual Yuletide Madrigal Feast.

This week Joan talks with Todd Smith, executive director of the Gibbes Museusm of Art. Also featured is a segment on Charleston's legendary blacksmith, Philip Simmons.

This week Joan talks with Mitch Carnell on the subject of effective communication, and Leroy Lewis about Upward Bound's project, Books for Kids.

This week Joan talks with Jermaine Husser, executive director of the Lowcountry Food Bank, and Scott Terrell, resident director of the Charleston Symphony Orchestra.

This week Joan has a conversation with James Bradley, author of the book, FLAGS OF OUR FATHERS. Also, this month's segment of Southern Roots and New Offshots features host Jack McCray talking with Charleston avant-garde composer Richard Moryl.