I hope all of you can join my daughter, Lauren Trew, and me as we chat about our On My Mind milestone 100th episode. I never thought we would be at this point, but I am so grateful to all of my guests, supporters and faithful listeners that have brought us here.

I also hope you will continue on our journey with us as we begin another season of fun and informative shows. Thanks again for your loyalty and, most importantly, your friendship.

This week I will review the most common cognitive disorders that we see today. These are so devastating to anyone who has them or has to be the caregiver for someone with them. Please send any questions to shelgrif@gmail.com

I hope you will join me as I review cancer statistics for 2024. I'll share some interesting information and advice for those of us who are touched in some way by these medical situations.

Please join me as I welcome Dr. Joon Kim, an Anesthesiologist in Las Vegas, Nevada . He primarily does Obstetrical Anesthesia now, but over his long career, he has worked with many different surgeons on a large variety of cases. You will enjoy what he as to say.

Please welcome Jordan Curtis to the program. He is a native of Athens, a wealth management banker, and a loyal community servant, currently on the Athens, Tennessee City Council. He has some very good ideas for the future of his hometown, that he hopes to help implement if he is reelected to another term.

Please join me as I interview Bishop Brian Cole of the East Tennessee Diocese of the Episcopal Church. He has a remarkable career and some very wise insights into our faith and life in general. You won't want to miss this episode. Send comments to: shelgrif@gmail.com

I hope you can join me as I discuss some annoying pet peeves that resonate with most of us on a daily basis. It's a shame we can't convince these folks to alter their behavior to suit our own desires. Comments to: shelgrif@gmail.com

Please join me as I welcome a seminarian from Sewanee, McKenzi Roberson, who will discuss their choice of a career in the Episcopal priesthood. They have a wonderful insight into current religious issues of our time. Comments to: shelgrif@gmail.com