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"This isn't Grey's Anatomy. There are no giggles."
November 2012 As told to Jason Sheeler

Shelly Roper-McCaslin, Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders recruiter.
August 2012 As told to Jessica Dupuy

Neal Newsom, vineyard owner.
July 2012 As told to Jessica Dupuy

Jennifer Walden, plastic surgeon
June 2012 As told to Skip Hollandsworth

Rick Reichenbach, lighthouse keeper.
April 2012 As told to Katy Vine

Brek Shea on scoring goals, getting free cleats, and doing the faux-hawk. 
April 2012 Interview by Jeff Beckham

Melanie Steele, wig master.
February 2012 As told to Jason Sheeler

Meet a meteorologist.
January 2012 As told to Sonia Smith

Dale Stephanos, Lee Hancock, and John Spong.
January 2012

Church Sign Writer
August 2011 As told to Jason Sheeler

Jason Macias, night police officer.
July 2011 As told to Jazmine Ulloa

Billy Joe Shaver on being an outlaw-country legend.
May 2011 Interview by Michael Hoinski

Chris Treviño, tattoo artist.
May 2011 As told to John Spong

Housing admissions specialist.
December 2010 As told to Vi-An Nguyen

When Jacob Isom swiped a Quran from an angry evangelist, he figured a few of his friends would enjoy the prank. Two months and one million YouTube views later, his life may never be the same.
December 2010 by Katy Vine

Andrea Karnes, museum curator.
October 2010 As told to Jordan Breal

Checking in on the long, slow, quiet, thoughtful, weird, brilliant, often-interrupted, never-compromised career of John Graves.
August 2010 by Gary Cartwright

Gary Cartwright talks about writing profiles; interviewing his longtime friend John Graves, who penned Goodbye to a River fifty years ago; and concentrating on the present.
August 2010 Interview by Alanna Lindley

In the post-Washington game, former attorney general Alberto Gonzales has fared worse than any other member of the Bush administration. Why?
July 2010 by Mimi Swartz

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