Keepin’ It Real with Cam Marston

Keepin' It Real with Cam Marston

Weekly Commentaries and Videos

Keepin’ It Real with Cam Marston® are weekly commentaries airing at 7:45AM and 4:45PM on Fridays on Alabama Public Radio since 2018. Each tells a story designed to deliver motivation, inspiration, or humor. The commentaries have won both state-wide and national awards.

The Keepin’ It Real with Cam Marston® videos are 26 short (3:30s+/-) videos designed to deliver motivation, inspiration, and awareness around important workplace topics. Workplaces utilize the videos to build teams, develop a positive and inclusive workplace culture, and become a common conversation topic for employees, teams, and workplaces. The videos are branded for the organization and each video comes with a Learning Supplement to help team leaders debrief the video.

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Listen to the Keepin’ It Real commentaries Fridays on Alabama Public Radio (WQPR-Muscle Shoals, WAPR-Selma & Montgomery, WHIL-Mobile, W264AI-Maysville) & KXCR in Florence, Oregon

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Keepin’ It Real is underwritten on Alabama Public Radio by Roosters Latin American Food in downtown Mobile, Alabama.

Keepin' It Real - Podcasts
Posted On June 3, 2022

Forced Family Fun

Our Memorial Day Weekend day trip to Perdido Bay to float with the family didn’t turn out as we had hoped.

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Keepin' It Real - Podcasts
Posted On May 27, 2022

Crazy Season

Crazy Season ended Tuesday with the primary elections, thank the Lord.

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Keepin' It Real - Podcasts
Posted On May 23, 2022

Outrage

A doctor friend lost his practice due to an anonymous social media accusation. Awful. Absolutely awful. 

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Keepin' It Real - Podcasts
Posted On May 13, 2022

Routines

Travel is picking up and that’s a VERY good thing. I love dropping into new routines on the road and I love dropping into my cherished tried and true routines when I return home. 

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Keepin' It Real - Podcasts
Posted On May 12, 2022

Expiration Date

My father has a bravery that’s hard to find. He’s never found an experiation date on a bottle or jar or jug that has intimidated him. 

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Keepin' It Real - Podcasts
Posted On May 11, 2022

Friend Coming Through

An old college buddy is coming through town tomorrow night and I simply can’t wait to see him. I just need to make sure he and I don’t tell any college stories in front of the kids. 

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Keepin' It Real - Podcasts
Posted On May 11, 2022

Blackberries

I’m pretty sure after God got done with all that creation business on the seventh day he sat down with a cup of Homemade Vanilla Blue Bell Ice Cream topped with fresh picked blackberries. 

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Keepin' It Real - Podcasts
Posted On May 11, 2022

Goldilocks Zone

My teenaged son tells me nothing. Absolutely nothing. I want a little more information, but not too much. However, I’ve learned that he’s a delight to his friend’s parents and I guess that matters for something. 

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Keepin' It Real - Podcasts
Posted On May 11, 2022

Middle Aged Lame (Replay)

My first golf tournamanet revealed quite a few things about me and my people that I’d prefer to not acknowledge.

(This commentary disappeared off the Keepin’ It Real podcasts and I’m repostiing it at the request of a friend. Originally posted 9/16/19.)

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Keepin' It Real - Podcasts
Posted On May 11, 2022

Old School Maps

The young engineer couldn’t read the schematic. The owner of the company had no idea how to do the software update. Individually, they were helpless. 

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