•  ATS LIVE (Page 5)

There is only one Karen Spears Zacharias and in about an hour, give or take a few minutes, she'll be on ATS LIVE to talk about her latest book, Mother of Rain. Here's a synopsis of the book: Maizee Hurd starts hearing voices soon after her mother's death. She is prone to hallucinations--"A brigade of roaches, some nearly three inches long, would line up around the bed

Big time Duck Dynasty fun coming to ATS LIVE tomorrow! Kay Robertson will in studio to talk about her new cookbook Miss Kay's Duck Commander Kitchen along with her co-author and co-grandparent, Chrys Howard. Kay is the revered matriarch of the Robertson family and star of A&E®’s Duck Dynasty®. Kay believes her cooking talents are a gift she must share, so she often ends up feeding all of

It's back! Hey y'all, join me this Monday evening for another fun evening on ATS LIVE as we welcome back AMERICAN AUTHOR! It's sure to be a great night on the porch. I can't believe it's been a full year since I premiered a reality segment called AMERICAN AUTHOR, but this is precisely the case, and it's past time for another round. The premise of AMERICAN AUTHOR is simple. A number of authors

And this shall set a new post record as I need to get in the road: I'm looking forward to visiting with y'all on air this evening. ATS LIVE will kick off as usual at 5:06 PM CENTRAL. It airs locally on Talk540 and streams live through their site and mine. Streaming link for your convenience:  http://www.talk540.com/stream/live-stream.php I have a very special guest today, my friend Jolina

Hey y'all! Sliding into the station right under the wire. You're right. You can file that under "What else is new, Shellie?" Hope you're making plans to join me on air for another laid back episode of the South's favorite radio show. The show that pleases your mama, lowers your blood pressure, and makes your kids sit up and act pretty. ATS LIVE will be kicking off

Serendipity: a happy accident or pleasant surprise. Our lives are full of accidents and surprises. Being able to see the happy and find the pleasant in them-- that's the hat trick. More than a decade ago, after filling away yet another rejection letter, I squared my shoulders and took another path. I spent the next several years working feverishly to build a platform for my writing. Progress was