Author Dru Titus pulls no punches in her brand new book, A Soldier's Wife.  Enduring and tackling her husband's PTSD, alcoholism and other mental health issues while raising their two children and while standing by the man she loves is not an easy task.  His commitment to his military job and her commitment to their marriage, shows that sometimes a civilian wife may actually be the real soldier.

Multi-award winning USA Today Journalist Nathan Bomey, is the author of several books including: After The Fact: The Erosion of the Truth and the Inevitable Rise of Donald Trump, and Detroit Resurrected: To Bankruptcy and Back.  His current book: Bridge Buiders: Bringing People Together in a Polarized Age has become the Number 1 Best Seller in the Civil Rights genre.

The incredible journey of a most incredible man who went from being Christian preacher with diverse friends to preaching White supremacist Christian Identity. As a co-founder of the Covenant, the Sword and Arm of the Lord (CSA), he plotted to commit shootings and bombings. Today he is an outstanding humanitarian bringing all people together.

Ryan Lo'Ree faced family dysfunction throughout his formative years.  He served in the U.S. military with a tour of duty in Iraq, only to return home as an adult to face more dysfunction, leading him to join the White supremacy movement.  Today with a racist past far behind him, Ryan works successfully as a race interventionist, helping deradicalize those involved in extremism and White supremacy and helping prevent young people from being lured into it.

Saxophonist Del Puschert was there in the beginning of Rock'n'Roll and is one of the very few living practitioners of the raw "honkin' sax" style developed and popularized in the 1950s. He recounts stories of playing with Elvis Presley and other greats of the era.

Author and Princeton University Professor, Dr. Laurence Ralph is one of the foremost experts on police torture. His book The Torture Letters, exposes and focuses on police violence used against suspects in the custody of the Chicago Police Department from 1972 - 1991.

Daughter of New York Yankees owner Gabe Paul discusses her strained relationship with her father, leading to poor choices in men, and her achievements in the world of television news in which she shattered barriers erected to prevent female equity in TV journalism.

A Black Chief Deputy U.S. Marshal and national whistleblower discusses racism in law enforcement and his winning a $4,000,000 lawsuit against the U.S. Marshal Service.

The sisters of Gary Hopkins, Jr., speak out about what it is like to live with the grief of their unarmed Black brother being shot down by a White police officer with a prior history of violence, who was acquitted with no accountability for the shooting.