The Good Life Project with Beth Shark Bites

Clay Meeks and his wife, Sharon, own Pumpkin Patch Farms in Blue Mountain, MS. The decision to start this farm took and the journey that has brought them to their success has required a lot of courage and faith.

Beth talks with Allison Harrison about the courage that it takes to deal with a scary diagnosis. Allison was diagnosed with MS in 2010 and has been on a long journey of learning about MS and learning to give herself, her body and others grace when they need it.

This is a bonus episode that was first aired as part of Beth's show "Every Day's An Event." We hope you enjoy this re-airing of Shelby's interview with Beth about her pottery company, SJ Ceramic Co.

The word of the month for September has been "Volunteer." To wrap up the month, we pulled an episode out of the vault from Beth's former show entitled Every Day's An Event. In this episode, she talks with Evie Storey who is the marketing director for the North Mississippi Boys and Girls Clubs. Evie talks about ways people can help out with their local Club.

The word of the month for September is VOLUNTEERING. LaJuana Elliott is the activities director at Diversicare of Ripley, MS. This is part two of Beth's discussion with LaJuana about what we can all do to help bring joy to our senior citizens.

The word of the month for September is VOLUNTEERING. LaJuana Elliott is the activities director at Diversicare of Ripley, MS. This is part one of Beth's discussion with LaJuana about what we can all do to help bring joy to our senior citizens.