Mia Pohlman

Dr. Rina Patel-Jerls shares how the management of her polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) through a dairy- and gluten-free diet allows her to live free of the symptoms commonly associated with the condition and also helped her and her husband conceive.

Meditation facilitator Chuck Burns, who is becoming a lay Franciscan, shares about the components of his life transformation.

Laura Irvin, a nurse from New Madrid, Mo., shares how battling a breast cancer diagnosis at age 34 prepared her to be a support for her patients who receive the same diagnosis.

Competition brings celebrities, CEOs and civic leaders to Perryville, Mo., for two-day challenge at sites throughout the city.

Rhonda Weller-Stilson, MFA, dean of the Holland College of Arts and Media at Southeast Missouri State University, shares what she loves about designing costumes and scenery, as well as advocating for students.

La Croix prison ministry coordinator John Wade shares what inspired him to pursue prison ministry.

Donating birth tissue after childbirth can aid healing for chronic wounds, sports injuries, and advance medical research, thanks to companies like Cardinal Biologicals working with local hospitals.

The podcast "My Grandma's Diaries (The Twins Version)," created by Mark McKinney and Liz Duren of South Carolina, shares memories of life in Bollinger County during the 1950s through the diaries of two teenage twins who lived there.

Retired educator Gerald "Jerry" Richards discusses the 54 years he dedicated to the field of education mostly in Cape Girardeau, his own education and his life philosophy.

Members of the Southeast Missouri Amateur Radio Club talk about the ways they pursue radio.