Viewpoint Alabama

Linda Derry a Historical Archaeologist from the Alabama Historical Agency tells John Mountz about "Old Cahwba" Alabama's first State Capitol. She also discuses the areas unique history and what visitors can expect to see when they visit. Casey Moore and Daniel Yancy from Hand-in-Paw talk with Rob Conrad about their organization's mission to serve pets and soon to be pets in Alabama.

Robin Wolinsky joins Jim Faherty to talk about the Caylee Anthony case, and lessons learned. Then Dollar Bill and Madison talk with Bob Brown, the vice Governor of Kawanas international about the service they provide for the Children of the world.

Dr. JR Moore and John Mountz talk about mental health challenges in Alabama and Suicide. Then Leah Brandon and Paul DeMarco discuss where Alabama goes next after this week's runoff elections.

Judge Michelle Thomason explains why we need Veterans Courts in Alabama. Then UAB Doctor Michelle Conn talks about Autism awareness and kulturecity.

Jim Faherty interviews Paul DeMarco.

John Mountz talks with the Alabama Policy institute's Taylor Dawson about the upcoming Run off and General election in Alabama. Then Leah Brandon talks with Birmingham TV reporter Melanie Posey about on-line bullying and what happens when it spills over into the real world.

Leah Brandon talks to local TV news anchor about cyber bullying. Then Rob Conrad talks with Brad Hudson of United Abilities, formerly United Cerebral Palsy of Birmingham

Lora Vorreyer author of the Pet sitter’s tail talks with JT about her experiences rescuing and caring for our four legged friends. Then as Etowah, Calhoun and Cullman Counties attempt to recover from the severe weather of April 9th, John Mountz talks with FEMA’s Bob Porreca and the Small Business Administration’s Greg Dawson about what people affected by this and future storms need to know.

Bridgette Cannon Talks with UAB Professor Jared Young and Tina Tidmore about Myalgic encephalomyelitis. Then John Mountz talks with Dr Sanjeev Hasabnis about May being National Stroke awareness Month.

Healthcare insurance expert Elena McFann joins John Mountz to tell us what everyone in Alabama should know about Medicare and Medicaid. Then Fox 6 Meteorologist JP Dice Joins JT to talk about Severe weather in Alabama and also looks back on the tornados of April 27th, 2011.

Taylor Dawson from the Alabama Policy institute talks about occupational licencing in Alabama. Then JT talks with Greg Stebbon from Men's Health about the latest trends in Tech, and how to keep people safe on line when using social networking sites.

Jim Faherty talks with former Alabama State Rep Paul Demarco who will talk about the latest happenings in Washington and Montgomery. Then John Mountz talks with Raul Trujillo with Alabama TV, about with the impact the upcoming Mexican Presidential election will have on Alabama’s Economy and its citizens who are originally from Mexico.

Bridgette Cannon talks with Commissioner of veterans affairs Clyde Marsh. They talk about all the ways the VA help Vets in Alabama. Then JT talks with Michelle Lunsford, the mother of Camryn Callaway who lost her life on I-65 when she was distracted by her cell phone. She encourages people not to Text and drive.

Angie Norvel Talks with Christie Garton is an award-winning social entrepreneur and founder of the 1,000 Dreams Fund. has made it her life’s mission to open as many doors as possible for young women through the 1,000 Dreams Fund. Then Leah Brandon talks with Troy King, a candidate for Alabama's Attorney General.

Jim Faherty talks with Roger Olsen from The Alabama Council on Compulsive Gambling. It is a non-discriminatory, non-profit, gambling neutral organization dedicated providing assistance for all individuals who may be affected by gambling. Then Rob Conrad talks with Erin Slaughter, Administrative Assistant/Junior Board Chair with Community Grief Support of Alabama.

John Mountz talks with Timothy Alexander about his trials, trials and triumphs as well as his new book Ever Faithful Ever Loyal the Timothy Alexander Story. Then JT talks with Jennifer Lackey from Kings Home in Shelby county. It’s a group home for abandoned and abused teens.