In colonial Virginia, William & Mary law professor George Wythe counted Thomas Jefferson among his students. Why was this distinguished educator and patriot murdered? Does Lady Skipwith really haunt his house, even today? Richard actually investigated this story very late one night, and experienced some interesting moments while sitting on a bench in the back garden.

Richard describes a ghost-hunting expedition which explores the Old

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Richard, Gary, & Amber believe that pet ownership requires a lifetime commitment filled with love, responsibility, and compassion. They share their thought in the form of ten commandments which they believe form the basis of responsible pet ownership.

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Richard talks about a children’s book by Scottish author Sheila Burnford. It is the heart-warming tale of three animals on an Incredible Journey. Gary & Amber recall other animals who also set out on incredible journeys of their own.

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Amber introduces listeners to three animals who form an unlikely friendship – a lion, a tiger, and a bear, as Gary & Richard continue to celebrate Animals Month.

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Gary relates the remarkable tale of Christian the Lion, who was born in captivity and later introduced to the African wild. One year after he was released, his former owners decided to go looking for him. What they discovered will definitely warm your heart.

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Asia Doliner continues her gripping Holocaust story, detailing tragic loss, painful suffering, and an indomitable spirit that allows her to survive the closing days of World War 2, where she toiled as a slave laborer in a munitions factory near Berlin.

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Holocaust survivor Asia Doliner delivers a riveting account of the harrowing experiences she endured in an effort to survive the Holocaust. She was an eyewitness when the Nazis decided to burn down the Warsaw Ghetto.

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As Armin Lehmann finishes his account of his wartime experiences as a Hitler Youth, he then describes how he made it his mission in life to travel around the globe, preaching a message of peace, understanding, and empathy to all who would listen. His message resonates to this day.

To further explore Armin's story, read either of his two books: Hitler's Last Courier or In Hitler's Bunker.

(Armin Lehmann’s personal library resides in a special collection for researchers, students, and scholars at the University of Southern Mississippi in Hattiesburg, Mississippi).

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Armin Dieter Lehmann was not yet five years old when Hitler seized power in Germany in 1933. Five years later, it was mandatory for the ten-year-old to join the Hitler Youth.

While his youthful interests were in poetry and animals, Armin’s mythic journey in life began with a descent into the hell, leading Armin directly into Hitler’s bunker in the closing days of the Third Reich.

In his own words, Armin Lehmann recounts those incredible days of his early life.

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