September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month.  Dr. Robert Winn with the American Cancer Society talks about the importance of early detection.  Then Sen Tommy Tuberville talks about NIL and College Athletics, Finaly Leseliey Welch is the Co-Founder and CEO of Birth Center Equity talks about women’s health.

Remembering 911-Whitehouse staffer under George W. Bush John Bridegeland remembers what it was like that day working in the Whitehouse, and talks about his non-prophet organization More Perfect that helps Americans tend to one another’s Needs.  Then Auburn Student and personal friend of Charlie Kirk looks back on his assassination on year ago.  Brilyn Hollyhand talks about what he is doing to carry on Charlie Kirk’s legacy here in Alabama and nationwide.

Family Counciler Joannie DeBrito on the impact of social media on children.  Then Hannah Wesolowski Chief Advocacy Officer for the National Alliance on Mental Illness joins us to talk about “988 day” which highlights the success of the national 988 hotline that was established to help prevent suicide.

Dr. Joe Galati has a warning about a dangerous new fad many people are trying using Peptides for unintended purposes.  Then JT talks with Alabama  Attorney General Steve Marshall about this week’s landmark Meta settlement and they outline how much our state may be in line for.

Herbie Newell Director of Lifeline Children’s Services of Alabama joins us to talk about their mission to help with Adoptions in Alabama, and an upcoming fundraiser.  Then Former Democratic Senator Doug Jones talks about his run for Governor of Alabama.

Palestinian Christian and Birmingham resident Joeseph Abbott shares his perspective on the situation in Isreal and Palestine and America’s role in the middle east.   Then Dylan Rosnick director of government relations with the National Federation of Independent Business talks about the need for the REPAIR act to allow both private citicens and small businesses access to automotive repair data from the manufacturers.

What does your Headshot say about you?  It could be the difference between getting that dream job and getting passed over.  Expression Coach and professional headshot photographer Chris Gillett has some tips.  Then after you get that new job you may be looking for a new car.  But what are some things you should keep on mind as you walk onto the lot and talk with that salesmen?  Automotive retail analyst Ray Shefska has some important pointers.

With cases of cryptosporidiosis now showing up in Alabama, many experts are recommending that consumers source their produce locally. Ellie Watson with Sweet Grown Alabama explains how we can do that.  It’s both better for our health and our local economy.  Then if you are looking to buy a new car this summer, Automative retail analyst Ray Shefska has some important things to keep in mind so that you can get the ride of your dreams without blowing your budget.

Jamie Parsons runs a non-prophet organization that advocates for CART captioning services for the hearing impaired in both public and private settings.  She talks about how people can receive these services at no change to them.  Then Dr. Alex McFarland talks about the role men play as fathers and leaders in the community.

UAB’s Dr. Kristina Visscher talks about the Neuroscience for all program that seeks to educate the public about our brains.  Then Dr. Tyler Evans updates us on the outbreak of Cyclospora in Alabama, and offers tips on how to stay healthy.