Sugarcane Jane is Anthony Crawford and Savana Lee —Americana’s husband-wife duo from Alabama’s Gulf Coast. Between them, they have decades of rich musical experience: Anthony’s an in-demand multi-instrumentalist and producer who has worked with such notables as Neil Young, Steve Winwood, and Dwight Yoakam. The music they make together is simple and direct, rooted in country and rock, and anchored by their sweet and soulful harmonies.

Joining Dwight Yoakam’s Fall 2019 Tour as support act, they have put together an incredible band to back them up - Pete Nice on pedal steel, lap steel, and mandolin, Gary Edmonds on electric guitar, and Leif Bondarenko on drums, all hailing out of Anthony’s hometown of Birmingham, Alabama.

Sugarcane Jane’s latest release and tenth studio album, Ruffled Feathers; Songs in the Key of Me – came out in a flurry of thoughts over a one week period. Recorded, mixed, and mastered at Admiral Bean Studio in Loxley, Alabama. CD packaging includes a 12 page lyric booklet.

COVID-19 is forcing employees around the world to work remotely. This can pose tremendous cybersecurity threats to the organization if not configured correctly. How can you protect your business from the dangers that a completely remote work environment presents?

Brian Gill founded Gillware Inc. in Madison, WI to provide data recovery services from failed electronic media. Gillware is now one of the world's most successful data recovery labs, currently recommended by Dell Computer, Micro Center, VMWare and many more. Our success at Gillware has allowed me to participate in many startup ventures. The first was co-founding Phoenix Nuclear labs with Dr Greg Piefer. Next was Gillware Data Services LLC(acquired by StorageCraft in 2016) to provide cloud backup and data analytics. I was serving as a board member for PNL when we decided to spin-off Shine Medical Technologies to pursue a Moly-99 production solution. In 2016, my business partners and I partnered up with digital forensics thought leader Cindy Murphy, incident response thought leader Nathan Little to form Gillware Digital Forensics where I served as Chairman from 2016-2019. Gillware Digital Forensics completed its Series-A VC round in early 2020 and is now known at Tetra Defense.

The coronavirus pandemic has been teaching us a lot about infectious disease and public health. But it is also introducing us to dozens of newly minted words and phrases, many of which are taking some of the edge off our ongoing health disaster.

Health educator Stuart Tomc of CV Sciences is with us today to help us stay up to speed with this new language and introduce us to some coronavirus-related technical nomenclature we can use to keep ourselves well.

1. Coronials: The coming generation conceived during all that time spent sheltering in place.

2. Quarantini: a martini mixed and consumed in conditions of confinement

3. Covidiot: Someone who ignores public safety recommendations

4. Maskne: An acne outbreak caused by facial coverings.

5. Zumping: Unable to meet in person and getting dumped over a Zoom call.

6. Coronanoia: Paranoia induced by conditions in the pandemic

7. Safecation: A holiday in a destination thought to be safe while the pandemic continues elsewhere.

8. Doomsurfing /doomscrolling: obsessively accessing upsetting news online

9. Coronacuts: Haircuts carried out at home, especially when less than successful

10. Quaranstream: Binge-watching Netflix shows while in quarantine.

Tomc would like to add three established medical terms to the expanding “pandemic lexicon”.

· Barrier immunity: Your first line against invading pathogens. Includes your skin, mucus membranes and gut lining. Your “armor”.

Innate immunity: Kicks in when your barrier immunity is breached; you get a paper cut, your skin turns red as your white blood cells fight invading microbes.

· Adaptive immunity: You produce protein antibodies, including T-cells, to stick to invading microbes and neutralize them.

“While using the new pandemic lingo will likely lift your spirits, successfully weathering the Covid-19 pandemic requires that our bodies have these three immune functions fully operational, made possible by maintaining a healthy lifestyle, regular exercise, balanced nutrition, quality sleep, and managed stress,” says Tomc.

Andrew J. Schatkin is presently a business and educational consultant, writer, speaker, teacher, and founder of the Schatkin Show. He has written 2 legal treatises, Select Legal Topics, a 650-page legal treatise, and Select Legal Topics, Vol. 2. In addition, Andrew J. Schatkin has written many law review articles including a 90-page law review article in the Syracuse Law Review on criminal procedure. He has also written a number of religious/philosophical books including Essays on the Christian World View and Essays on Faith, Culture, Politics, and Philosophy. These books have been widely sold to both national and international university libraries including Harvard University, Yale University, the University of Pennsylvania, the American University in Cairo, universities in Switzerland, Germany, Qatar, and universities in Mexico, Canada, and South America. Andrew J. Schatkin recently published a fifth book called The Parables of Jesus: A Personal Commentary. A number of books are in the planning and writing stage including a book on the Psalms, a book on the miracles of Jesus, and a book on pre-trial motions and hearings in criminal law.

Andrew J. Schatkin has a JD degree from the Villanova University Law School; and M.Div. degree in Biblical and Classical languages (Greek, Latin, and Hebrew) from Princeton Theological Seminary, as well as 2 international law certificates from the Hague in the Netherlands, and Strasbourg, France. Andrew J. Schatkin is the recipient of many awards including approval for a Fulbright award; is listed in several Who’s Whos; and is listed as an international authority by the Library of Congress.

Bill Abernathy is a singer songwriter based in Kansas City Missouri. In 2017, Bill Abernathy’s album “Find A Way” reached #5 on the Roots Music Report Traditional Folk Albums chart, spending more than a year on the chart. His single, “Goodbye Will Never Come Again” reached #1 on the Traditional Folk Songs chart.

Now, the rootsy folk/americana artist is riding high on his recent success. With his latest album, “Crossing Willow Creek” receiving critical praise and first single, “Cry Wolf” climbing several radio airplay charts, Abernathy is just hitting his stride as one of today’s most important voices in his genre.

Bracha Goetz is not your typical Harvard grad, as she's the author of 38 simply written spiritual picture books. Her books are designed to make life's deepest concepts clear so each uniquely beautiful soul can shine.

She is also the author of the very candid new memoir for adults, Searching for God in the Garbage.

Richard Lynch has poured his heart and soul into the countless chart-topping hits he and his band have produced. His music is 100% real country, evoking some of the great classics who influenced him, like Keith Whitley. Conway Twitty, and George Strait. For three decades and counting, Lynch has written, sung, and performed his songs with passion and dedication, building himself up into an independent country music sensation. While his musical roots are grounded in pure country, his songs also showcase elements of western swing, honky tonk and outlaw country.

Eyvindur Karlsson is an Icelandic singer-songwriter who loves singing about the diamonds hiding in the mud – the beauty hiding among the sad and low down. He writes honest Americana and folk music in the vein of Tom Waits and Nick Cave, and he tells sad stories, mixed with a good dose of humor.

Scott Curtis, host of the Behind The Bits podcast returns for another hour of stimulating conversation, mostly about how he's going to win an award that i really deserve.

As an attorney and civil justice advocate, author Mark M. Bello draws upon over 40 years of courtroom experience in his Zachary Blake Legal Thriller Series.

A Michigan native, Mark received his B.A. in English Literature from Oakland University and his law degree from Thomas M. Cooley Law School. After working extremely high profile legal cases, Mark wanted to give the public a front-row glimpse of what victims face when standing up for justice.

Combining his legal experience and passion for justice with a creative writing style, Mark not only brings high-quality legal services to his clients but captivating novels to his readers.

When Mark’s not writing legal and political novels, he writes and posts about fairness and justice in the civil justice system on his website, Legal Examiner and Injury Board. In his spare time, Mark enjoys traveling and spending time with his family. Mark and his wife, Tobye, have four children and 8 grandchildren.

We talk about topics including clergy abuse, police brutality, black lives matter, racial injustice. equality, Trump, the 2016 election, the 2020 election, the Supreme court, immigration, travel bans, Israel and more.