Acclaimed author and host of About Your Mother, Jennifer Griffith dives deep into the untold stories of family, identity, and resilience. Her moving memoir, Both Sides of Then: Finding Love After Abandonment, unearths generational trauma and the search for healing, offering a raw and powerful journey through love, loss, and discovery. With her signature depth and empathy, Jennifer sheds light on the past’s echoes and the defining moments that shape us.

In celebration of Black History Month, one of the most powerful interviews I've had the honor of conducting. Dr. Bettye Kearse speaks about her extraordinary life as an Oracle in "The OtherMadisons - The Lost History of a President's Black Family.

Dr. Lori Langdon recounts her path from humble beginnings to a 30 year career as a celebrated pediatrician serving rural patients from equally challenging backgrounds. An inspiring conversation with a true heroine who changes lives even as she saves them.

Beck Galli introduces Morning Fuel: Daily Inspirations to Stretch Your Mind Before Starting Your Day, and the book that inspired it, Rethinking Possible: A Memoir of Resilience.

Stephen Harrison takes us inside the shadowy corners of Infopendium, his fictional version of Wikipedia in the high tech thriller THE EDITORS.

Carla Vergot introduces The Mystery of the Tiles on the Tombstone, book three in her Lily Barlow series.

Anne DaVigo discusses the real-life story of the crash of Mainliner 629 and the strange connection between the convicted bomber and her family.

Veeda Bybee leveraged the pandemic to introduce her kids to her favorite musicals and a cool cookbook was the result.

Michael Lee discusses his best-selling biography, "When the Band Played On: The Life of Randy Shilts, America’s Trailblazing Gay Journalist," and Michael's path from activist and professor to published author.

Terry Shames discusses her new stand-alone thriller, OUT OF CONTROL, the evolution of her best-selling Samuel Craddock mystery series, and the discipline she brings to The Craft.