The On The Bookshelf Podcast

interview--overcomer Michelle C. Adams on her life

Longtime Troy resident Michelle C. Adams tells how her young life was saved by being able to live at the Alabama Baptist Children's Home campus in Troy when she was a very young, neglected little girl. In her difficult life she has overcome anorexia, childhood neglect, potential violence, great losses, but great faith in God.

interview--How we can avoid a second Cold War

We don't have to be Russia's enemy, and we don't have to endure another Cold War. Here's how and why we can avoid it.

interview--an award-winning Australian journalist on Wuhan secrets

So what really happened at the Wuhan Coronavirus Research Facility? Was COVID-19 a weapon or a tragic and careless mistake? Why was US money used there?

interview--Little-known warfare along Florida Panhandle-early 1800s

Renown Florida historian Dale Cox reports on the warfare involving Native American tribes (Cherokee, Creek, Seminole) , Brits, free blacks, Americans and Spaniards along the Florida Panhandle coast from 1812-1816.  Sadly, the Americans attacked and destroyed a fort filled with 300 freed blacks, their wives and children, in an effort to return them to enslavers. They had joined the British Army after escaping enslavement , which gave them freedom. They died as a free community.

interviews--3 authors in one show

Former CIA operative Joe Weisburg on "Russia Upside Down' (how we can rebuild a relationship with Russia and why we should do so); Award-winning Australian journalist Sherri Markson on "What Really Happened at Wuhan?"; and Brendan Borrell on "The First Shot" (about the rapid creation of the COVID vaccines)