Amy talks about her career and new TV series, `Small Changes`

Amy Grant has recorded 22 albums and sold more than 25 million albums. She's a five-time Grammy Award-winning famous pop, Christian, and gospel singer and songwriter, as well as the author of the autobiography "Mosaic: Pieces of My Life So Far."

Amy made her debut more than 30 years ago and scored her first number-one Christian radio hit two years later. In 1982, she released "Age to Age" which would become the first Contemporary Christian music album to be certified platinum.

By 1985, her music began to reach a wider audience, as her album "Unguarded" crossed over onto mainstream charts. This feat was reproduced in 1991 when her album "Heart In Motion" became a best-seller, and the single "Baby Baby" became a number one pop hit. In 2002, Amy returned to gospel music with the record "Legacy...Hymns and Faith."

In 2006, Amy hosted her own reality television show on called "Three Wishes."

As of 2007, Amy remained the bestselling Contemporary Christian music singer, and "Heart in Motion" is the bestselling Christian music album, matching sales of 5 million.

In this 2008 interview, host Cindy Rhodes talks to Amy about her impressive career and, as part of the promotional tour, her involvement with the America’s Second Harvest campaign to help feed the nation’s hungry. Additionally, she discusses Small Changes, a TV show (on the “Food Network” and “Great American Country” channels) where she and country music stars share the positive impact that little changes have had on their lives.