What makes comedians think they are funny? Listen to guest Lady Re as she tells of when she started, how long she been funny, why she is so funny and what she puts in to her work that appears to come so naturally.

Candidate Orlando Smith explains why he feels confident in his qualifications as he runs for the seat as a board member for the Black Jack Fire Protection District.

Pastor Edward Morrow tells of his battle with life and death occurrences. He describes to us of one of four instances where he witnessed the aftermath of a battle for his soul.

What creates a photographer? This interview with photographer Billee King gets to his desire and reasoning why becoming a photographer was his life calling.

Ever ask where does the victims of domestic violence get real help. Listen to Susan Kidder tell you about their organization "SAFE CONNECTIONS" that is set up purely to help and assist the victims of domestic abuse. 

Khaliah Booker is not your average high senior, she has established herself as a leader of sorts where she is president of the Ferguson Youth Advisory Board, a member of the McCluer High International Thespian Society, a published author and a community activist. Her interview tells it all.

Chuck Flowers is a well known St. Louis based singer/entertainer/music historian of Jazz, R&B and Popular styles. Join us ask we get into the personal side of this profound artist.

Tom Sullivan is the current CEO of the Mathews-Dickey Boys and Girls Club in St. Louis, Mo. Journey with us as we explore the development, growth and purpose of this necessary fixture in the St. Louis community.

Paulette McKinney explains how this cultural tradition keeps their family and friends embedded in spiritual growth, the strength in sharing and knowledge of understanding.

Shonte shares her adolescent childhood growing up being one of seven siblings and undergoing sexual abuse. Find out who her abusers where and how she deals with it.