In her debut, Able to Be Otherwise, Anna Lenaker contributes a compassionate and hopeful perspective to ongoing conversations about poverty, addiction, and climate change, born from her personal experience.

Professor Curt DeBerg is an avid fan of the life and writings of Ernest Hemingway and spent the last two years visiting all the important places that influenced the arc of his life and his art. DeBerg is an active member of the distinguished Ernest Hemingway Society.

Author Gayle Kimball offers insight into current research, personal reflections, and understandings by visionaries worldwide on the mysteries of healing.

In “Super Fly: The Unexpected Lives of the World’s Most Successful Insects” Jonathan Balcombe takes a deep dive into the world of flies. Also, a commentary by Eric Miller “Cat’s Life Was a Great Ride” to conclude the show.

In her memoir, author Rachel Michelberg opens up about her marriage and is faced with a difficult decision. Her husband, David, survives a plane crash and is left with severe brain damage. Will she dedicate her life to caring for a man she no longer loves, or walk away?

Author and lifestyle coach Lani Muelrath shows how practicing mindfulness brings a healthier and happier you. The book offers powerful tools to understand the process and guide you to a more mindful living.

Author Mike Paull introduces us to his latest thriller, "Missing." and pop culture writer for The Washington Post, Travis M. Andrews, chats about his debut book "Because He's Jeff Goldblum: The Movies, Memes and Meaning of Hollywood's Most Enigmatic Actor" as he takes a deep dive into Goldblum's life and career.

In her book "The Tattoos of Chico," author Karen McHenry explores the human behind the ink. Also, Patty Paul shares her spiritual awakening through the exploration of past lives.

Journalist Debbie Cobb and illustrator Steve Ferchaud detail their collaboration on two children's books. Also, cat rescuer and author Sarah Downs' speaks about her children's book titled "Clyde's Happy Tails: The Adventures of Clyde the Rescue Cat."

In his book Garbology, Edward Humes takes readers on a tour of America's biggest export and our most incredible legacy: our trash. Also, Chico entrepreneur Andy Keller, founder, and president of ChicoBag speaks with Nancy about his participation in Garbology and his ChicoBag story.