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Author Lois Letchford joins the show to discuss her book, "Reversed," which chronicles her family's journey after being told her son was "unteachable" and would never moved past a third grade level of education.

Author Tom Clavin joins the show to discuss his new book "Wild Bill: The True Story of the American Frontier's First Gunslinger."

Jamie McDonald, AKA Adventureman, joins the show to discuss his recent completion of cross-country trek that raised $200,000 for sick children.

No injuries were reported after a boat caught fire on the waters of Lake Lanier in southern Hall County Friday night.

Sen. Greg Dolezal joins the show to discuss the political push to allow parents to send their children to the school of their choice, irrespective of district.

Brian Calhoun, inventor of Amazon's #1 best-selling board game "Chickapig," joins the show to talk about his creation.

Allison Flicker with Amazon.com joins the show to discuss the joint findings of Amazon and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's recent report, "Unlocking the Digital Potential of Rural America."

David Rubin, American-Israeli political commentator and author of "Trump and the Jews," joins the show to discuss current relations between Washington, D.C., the Israeli state.

Matti Friedman, author and New York Times contributor, joins the show to discuss his new book, "Spires of No Country: Secret Lives at the Birth of Israel," which examines the found of Israel and the forging of its national identity.

Tim McConnehey with the Independent Book Publishers Association joins the show to discuss Amazon's future offering of more bookstores and various pop-up operations.