Vincent Paterson, the choreographer of Michael Jackson, Madonna, and Björk, takes you down memory lane with his stage stories.

Redding author Marilyn Woolley shares stories of first responders' journey with their psychological injuries.

Author Daniel Stone sets sail with his latest, "Sinkable: Obsession, the Deep Sea, and the Shipwreck of the Titanic."

Neuroscientist and psychology professor Chantel Prat helps you better understand the brain's strengths.

Former lawyer Amy Turner has written a memoir about how her father’s story received national news coverage.

In her book "The Tattoos of Chico," author Karen McHenry explores the human behind the ink. Also, Patty Paul shares her spiritual awakening through the exploration of past lives.

Author David Bruhn writes "Toe The Mark," a book dedicated to highlighting the running programs in Chico, California, in the 1970s.

Professor Curt DeBerg is retired from the California State University System. He is an avid fan of the life and writings of Ernest Hemingway and spent the last two years visiting all the important places that influenced the arc of his life and his art.

Retired History and Sociology Professor Ken Rose passed away, and his interview on Nancy’s Bookshelf is being rerun in his honor.

The New Yorker's Ken Auletta details the life and downfall of film producer Harvey Weinstein in "Hollywood Ending: Harvey Weinstein and the Culture of Silence."