It's been one heck of a ride this season of podcasting! We never thought we would get past the first season, but somehow, we have made it through two seasons. Believe it or not, we have a third season in the works. Listen in as we reflect on our guests this season and some of those who will be in our forthcoming season.

Theresa has proven to be a very loyal publisher who delivers for her authors. She gives an update on how to publish with her, some of her recently published books, and other projects we are working on together. Give her a listen, and if you have a story that needs a publisher, this might be your lucky day.

Terri hails from Alabama where she is active on a number of issues. She advocates for those who are unable to speak for themselves on some sensitive health issues. Listen in to this dynamic and experienced speaker.

Rosalee had long wondered if she would ever catch up with her friend of many years ago. When Rosalee finally did find her, lo and behold, her friend was in the Netherlands! Pamela Macbeth had spent several years in Nashville, Tennessee, had paid her dues, and now has found a new incarnation as a performer in the Netherlands. She still tours and records, all while maintaining her Nashville sound while in Europe.

No matter who we are, we all have roots. Sometimes when we search for the answers of where our roots lie, we may be surprised. Moises shares some heartfelt stories of his own genealogy search. He is also an excellent teacher and reveals resources that can help you along in your search to uncover your family's story. Sometimes, you may have had family from Mexico and never even knew it. Listen in.

Our friend and frequent contributor Randy Bozarth joins Rosalee and I as we discuss some horrifying cases of child abuse and murder. It is truly heartbreaking. We did not even get to touch on all the ones we had hoped to bring into the conversation. But, this is a growing problem not only in our country, but worldwide.

Long long ago, in a land far away known as the 1960's, there was a group of siblings who migrated back to Tennessee from New York. The brother of the sibling group was much sought after for his good looks and his philosophical attitude toward life. While the ladies may have seen him as just another pretty face, there was much more going on below the surface. We explore the creative mind and talent of Joe Serna and discuss some of the contemporary artists of poetry and song with him. You can find a treasure trove of Joe Serna's poetry at https://www.poetbay.com/poetHome.php?writerId=5516. Please note that on the site, he will be known by the pen name of Chaucher Whethers.

Amy Lancaster Holland grew up in Middle Tennessee where we met at our workplace years ago. Little did I know that her father would be a renowned artist with a cult following whose works would occupy space in the Smithsonian among others. She is a local from the region and has sweet stories to share of her father's works. The painting attached here is from her personal collection, and is not among the collectors pieces he did, but is precious and personal to her.