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Author Michael Reynolds shared about some of the background and plot elements of his latest novel, "Songs of the Shenandoah", which is the third in the "Heirs of Ireland" series. It is set in the 19th Century, and traces an Irish immigrant family and what they encounter as they relocate in America. Learn more about the author and the series at the website, www.michaelkreynolds.com.

Another edition of the All Access RV Tour visited the Faith Radio studios recently, and in the first of 2 interview segments, Christian musical artists Kelsi Craig, Chelsea Moon, and Savannah Moon shared some information about their backgrounds and their latest musical releases. Websites: www.facebook.com/kelsicraigmusic, www.chelseamoon.com,and www.savannahmoonmusic.com.

Barbara Hopkins, Executive Director of Neighbors in Christ, a ministry to crime victims in Montgomery and surrounding areas, discussed the overall purpose and outreach of the ministry and volunteer opportunities that are available. Learn more at www.neighborsinchrist.org.

Tony Evans, Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar, Steve Berger, Josh Newell, Michelle Borquez, Todd Starnes

Dr. Marc Newman, President of Movie Bible Study, discussed the plot and potential spiritual content found in current films. In this conversation, he provided some analysis of "Need for Speed," "300: Rise of an Empire," and "Mr. Peabody and Sherman." Learn more at www.moviebiblestudy.com.

Kim Trobee, producer and co-host for the CitizenLink radio feature, discussed a variety of news stories, including the controversy over a Bible verse written on a whiteboard at the Air Force Academy, the recent CPAC event, and challenges to traditional marriage in Indiana and Arizona. Learn more at www.citizenlink.com. CitizenLink is a public policy partner of Focus on the Family.

Sophia Lee, who is a features reporter for the WORLD News Group, discussed a recent story she had written about the rising popularity of tattoos in culture and how some Christians are joining the trend. Learn more at www.worldmag.com.

From the Faith Radio/Meeting House booth in the exhibit hall at NRB 2014, the International Christian Media Convention, author and Bible teacher Deborah Buckingham discussed the concept and background of the devotional book, "Nourishments: Food for the Soul-A Daily Devotional." Learn more at www.nourishments.org.

British actor David Payne, who present the one-man performance, "An Evening with C.S. Lewis", visited the Faith Radio/Meeting House booth at NRB 2014 to discuss the play, as well as some different aspects of the life of Lewis and his faith. The conversation took place in advance of his appearance at the Dothan Opera House (Dothan, AL) on 4/4/13. Learn more at www.davidpaynedrama.com.

Steve Dunn, Assistant Professor of Music and Director of Symphonic Winds at the University of Mobile, shared about his experience in arranging orchestration for the opening night of Steven Curtis Chapman's "The Glorious Unfolding" tour at Carnegie Hall. He also offered some thoughts about God's gifts and His calling. For more information, go to www.umobile.org.