Andrew Sullins finds solace and comfort in writing poetry. For transcripts, video, and more information: https://wlrh.org/episode/the-sundial-writers-corner-andrew-sullins-9-15-2025/

George Hamilton offers up the history and journey of his family's cannon. Yes, they owned their own artillery piece! For transcripts, video, and more information: https://wlrh.org/episode/the-sundial-writers-corner-george-hamilton-9-8-2025/

E Reid brings us poetry reflecting her life and surroundings, along with a wish for her Coweeta Poet sisters and all creators. For transcripts, video, and more information: https://wlrh.org/episode/the-sundial-writers-corner-e-reid-9-1-2025/

Jeffrey tells us an otherworldly story about a dream he had. For transcripts, video, and more information: https://wlrh.org/episode/the-sundial-writers-corner-jeffrey-scarborough-8-25-2025/

When Allen Berry sees the arrival of wildflowers in the spring, he is reminded of a musical composition from his high school band days! For transcripts, video, and more information: https://wlrh.org/episode/the-sundial-writers-corner-allen-berry-8-18-2025/

Donna Geise has written a satirical story about a party of pretty judge-y women—see if you recognize anyone you know! For transcripts, video, and more information: https://wlrh.org/episode/the-sundial-writers-corner-donna-geise-8-11-2025/

On this week's Sundial episode, poet Leonard Adams' poem asks us to open our hearts to love. For transcripts, video, and more information: https://wlrh.org/episode/the-sundial-writers-corner-leonard-adams-8-4-2025/

Sundial Writer Sam Gravel fondly remembers his sister Gerry, who lovingly took care of their Mom when she developed Alzheimer's disease. For transcripts, video, and more information: https://wlrh.org/episode/the-sundial-writers-corner-sam-gravel-7-28-2025/

New Sundial contributor Beth Ann Hill is reminded of her Grandma whenever she eats cucumbers. For transcripts, video, and more information: https://wlrh.org/episode/the-sundial-writers-corner-beth-ann-hill-7-21-2025/

New Sundial contributor Elise Hickman brings us poems of home, family and aging. For transcripts, video, and more information: https://wlrh.org/episode/the-sundial-writers-corner-elise-hickman-7-14-2025/