Veronica Andrews has a conversation with Melissa Mowry, author of the book One Mother to Another. Known for her wit and honesty about raising young children through her popular blog One Mother to Another, Melissa Mowry brings us a collection of stories about those little details—the kinds of things you whisper to a mom friend over a glass of wine but rarely hear anyone talk about out loud. In a relatable style that’s both funny and raw, Mowry tackles subjects that span pregnancy loss and marital growing pains to mom guilt and the occasional desire to run away from home.

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Host Veronica Andrews sits with author Paula Richards to discuss her book The Journey of Spirit Rising. Have you ever wondered is that all there is? That is where Paula's story begins, at a critical time in her life when she began to think that, although she was already living a good life, there had to be something more. Follow Paula's journey of courage and hope through a series of anecdotal stories about risks taken, fears conquered, and lessons learned. Her story is fueled with passion to uncover the truth about who she really is, why she is here, and what she has to share with the world. She believes there is no greater undertaking and that, consciously or not, we are all on this path.

Veronica Andrews has a fascinating conversation with author Dielawn Volk about his book, Chasing the Rabbit. Dielawn wrote the book with his father and it tells the true story of his experiences in life with having Asperger's Syndrome.

Veronica Andrew sits with author Robert Tirrell Leonard, Jr. to discuss his book In Season's Dream. The book is broken up into seasons. The imagery and content of the poems in the season reflect elements of the season. The best of which are In Quiet Moments, Hurricane Sandy, Endurance, Oblivion, and Fragment. Most of the poetry of this collection reflects the woodlands and coasts of Massachusetts, with a few set in Salem. Some of the poetry as well will involve the elements of fantasy, which may appeal to younger audiences. As with my last collection, there are snippets of reality and everyday life, which will appeal to young and old alike.