Travel can sometimes challenge our stereotypes of people whom we think are different from us. Jerry Mebane tells about an especially striking example of that experience.

In this piece called "Substitution", Dr Patrick Lappert recalls an experience from his youth in San Francisco in the 60's.

Sundial poet Susan Hazen muses on the state of her kitchen floor.

Sundial Writer Joyce Billingsley paints us a picture of the "allotments" made available to British citizens.

Sundial writer Anna Lee uses a bit of mathematics to expand on family celebrations.

On this Monday before Christmas, we return to the Sundial archives for the tale of Kathryn Tucker Windham's Red Scooter, a beloved tradition here at WLRH.

Sundial Writer Rebecca Brothers ponders her past history with food, and what it meant to her family.

Sundial contributor Chris Ferguson realizes that much of his life has been plagued by doubt, but wonders-- is that really a bad thing?

Attending the funeral of Little Richard caused Dave Gallaher to remember the first time he had ever heard that kind of music.

We return to our treasure trove of master Storyteller Kathryn Windham Tucker to hear her impressions of October.