In Focus with Carolyn Hutcheson

If you're a fan of history, Dr. Martin Olliff is the host of two podcasts! He visits In Focus today from the Troy University Dothan campus, where he serves as director of the Wiregrass Archives.

The U.S. Small Business Administration's Office of Disaster Recovery and Resilience stands ready to help victims of tornadoes and hurricanes.

Just in time for the school year, Troy Public Radio brings you a new podcast for educators and parents. The hosts of "Growing the Forest & the Trees" have a preview on In Focus.

On the Newswrap from In Focus, Todd Stacy, host of Alabama Public Television's Capitol Journal, discusses education test scores and fall athletics. And the Wildcard is about some funny business!

One of the most unique clocks in Montgomery is the Belshaw Clock, known as an astronomical regulator. Landmarks Foundation's Carole King told us its history a few years ago, and we bring you that conversation on In Focus today.

Today is National Radio Day, and Troy Public Radio's director, Kyle Gassiott, visits In Focus with news about programs and podcasts, including a nature series for kids and their parents!

On today's In Focus, we bring you part two of our visit with Dr. Doug Phillips, as Alabama Public Television celebrates his forty-year milestone as host of "Discovering Alabama."

On the Newswrap from In Focus, Todd Stacy, host of Alabama Public Television's Capitol Journal, discusses the number one concern of Alabamians according to a recent poll. And the Wildcard has a pint-sized defender taking on a huge invader!

In Focus brings you a conversation with author Martin Mayer, a psychologist whose historical novels mix humor with research about great classical musicians.

Today, In Focus brings you the backstory of how President Franklin D. Roosevelt came to Warm Springs, Georgia and established his Little White House there.