On this episode of My Life Now, Chris Buscher welcomes author, educator, and nonprofit leader Cobby M. Williams to discuss his literary memoir The House on Boyd Street.

Returning to his childhood home in Canton, Mississippi, Cobby reflects on his grandparents Ruby and Moses, the neighbors who helped shape his upbringing, and the everyday moments that carry meaning across generations. The conversation explores memory, identity, loss, belonging, and the responsibility of preserving a legacy.

Cobby also shares how his experiences connect with his work in education and as founder of Core21, a nonprofit focused on mentorship and opportunity.

Visit the author today at cobbymwilliams.com

On this episode of My Life Now, Chris Buscher welcomes author Kari Dumouchel Parker to discuss her novel Sanctuary.

Kari talks about the inspiration behind the story, its themes of romance, adventure, faith, hope, and confronting difficult circumstances, and what she hopes readers will discover through its characters.

Find Sanctuary: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GWRTHYRD

Chris Buscher speaks with Dr. Douglas Garland, author of The Tall Poppy Manifesto, on My Life Now.

Garland explores Tall Poppy Syndrome, a term used to describe the resentment and undermining directed toward people who stand out or achieve success. Drawing on his professional experience, he examines how comparison and envy can affect confidence, relationships, and workplace culture.

The conversation centers on recognizing these patterns, responding to criticism, and learning to support other people’s success without diminishing your own.

Connect with the author at DougGarland.com or TallPoppySyndrome.comConnect with Chris Buscher at pastorchrisbuscher.com