with Pamela Lamp
Many of you have asked me to compile a list of my book recommendations. I’m happy to oblige! This list is only the beginning … I will continue to add many more titles in the coming weeks, and I will keep it updated. The list will include newly published books and older titles that may be readily available at local libraries. Please know there will be no books on this list I didn’t read and love.
When I lived in Houston, I watched the NBC news and thought Roseann Rogers had the greatest job in the world. She was known as the Buzz Lady and reported on all the new things—restaurants, events, exhibits—fun stuff going on around Houston. Fast forward three years ago—I’m living in Nashville, and I get a phone call. Hi Pam, my name is Roseann Rogers and I just moved here. A mutual friend gave me your contact info. Roseann is still the best at finding great events—and now Nashville things to do—and I thought she’d be perfect for coming up with holiday gift ideas.
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As if the teenage years aren’t tricky enough, Dana Miller developed synovial cell sarcoma at age 16. A rare and aggressive type of cancer, the disease attacked the cells surrounding her right knee. As a result, almost forty years ago, doctors amputated Dana’s leg above her knee.
In this podcast episode, I chat with Bill Nolan, a supervisor at the Butterball Turkey Talk-Line. This iconic Thanksgiving cooking tradition opens for business today—for the 44th year in a row. Bill and the other turkey experts are standing by and ready to answer whatever problems or questions home chefs may have during this busy turkey-cooking season.
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In this podcast episode, professional bull rider Cody Teel describes what it’s like to sit atop a 2000-pound bucking, snorting, spinning bull who is not at all happy to have a human on its back.
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