"The Parent Compass" authors Cynthia Muchnick and Jenn Bowie Curtis discuss parents navigating the teen years; Award-winning photographer Gary Knight and the new book from the VII Foundation, "Imagine: Reflections on Peace"; Author Corie Adjmi and her new book of shortstories about women, "Life and Other Shortcomings"; a memoir about addiction and grief from Rosemary Keevil, "The Art of Losing It".

The legendary Loudon Wainwright III joins us to discuss his new album "I'd Rather Lead a Band"; James Whittaker, editor of the book "Andrew Carnegie's Mental Dynamite" talks about the relationship between Carnegie and journalist Napoleon Hill, who later wrote the book, "Think and Grow Rich"; author CJ Cooke and her new book, "The Nestling."

Loudon Wainwright III talks about his latest album "I'd Rather Lead a Band" and reflects on 50 years since the release of his first album.

Beth Covington from the York County elections Board joins us to tell us what we need to know about voting in the upcoming election. Former Navy Seal Al Kovac tells us about challenges faced by disabled veterans when it comes to voting. The Constitution decoded with author Katie Kennedy. Dystopian Fantasy with author LB Gshwandtner and her new book "A Place Called Zamora." The words of the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg about the 19th amendment on the 100th anniversary of its passing.

Bobby Plair tells us about the Arts Council of York County's 2020 Virtual Blues & Jazz fest; Co- founder of the Carlyle Group and author David Rubenstein with his book "How to Lead; Neuropsychologist Dr. Michelle Braun and the "High Octane Brain"; A classified WWII secret that led to the discovery of chemotherapy with author Jennet Conant and her new book "The Great Secret"; Andrew Gumbel tells the story of how Georgia State University reversed the fortunes of low income students and ended up with phenomenally high graduation rates; Teaching boys vulnerability and empathy in the new book "The Warrior Challenge" by author and motivational speaker, John Beede.

Dr. Steve Fields from the Culture and Heritage Museums discussing the new Ice Age in the Carolinas webinars; Dr. Benjamin Singer from Northwestern Medicine discusses how the flu season will play out amid the COVID 19 pandemic; Rachel Gutter, the president of the International Well Building Institute on new training for teachers who are headed back to the classroom during the continuing pandemic; Author Wendy Holden with a new historical fiction novel, "The Royal Governess."

Chuck Haynes, Director of York County Emergency Management; Bobbi Connor with her new book series "Unplugged Play" for parents who want to get their kids away from the screens during the pandemic; Lorraine Massey with her new book "Curly Kids", helping your kids embrace having curly hair; Jennie Fields and her newest book "Atomic Love"; new music from Killers.

Former Army Secretary and congressman John McHugh discusses vote by mail and the state of the US Postal Service. August is Minority Organ Donor Awareness Month. Dr Dinee Simpson from Northwestern Medicine discusses the benefits of organ donation. Also, authors Gretchen Cherington and NY Times bestseller T. Jefferson Parker.

Former Rock Hill Mayor Doug Echols joins us to discuss the life of the late Rep. John Lewis of Georgia; Author Miriam Feldman on her new book "He Came In With It", a true story of her struggle with her son's mental illness; Summer reads with New York Times bestselling author Shari Lapena and her new book, "The End of Her"; Carrie Fisher's former personal assistant Byron Lane on his new novel. "A Star is Bored", inspired by his years working for Carrie Fisher.