with us peggielene bartels, co-author of the book "king peggy."ican village. very good to have you. she said call her peggy, so i can call her peggy or nana you said, yes. >> but you are king peggy and let's let this story breathe and start at the beginning. bring us back to when you were working as a secretary and living in a one-bedroom apartment and driving a honda. >> well, in 1997 i had a call that changed my life. you know, it was about 4:00 in the morning and i had a call, you know, from ghana. at first i was a little confused, i thought it was my brother. then i realized it was from my cousin. he said nana. and i said nana? that is someone that is a king or a queen or has children and i don't have any of them. i'm childless. i don't have any child so i was surprised at first. i thought it was a prank. i told him, i said, if you don't hang up, i'm going to hang up. >> so what did he tell you? >> he said, nana, your uncle is going to a village and he's not coming back any time soon. when a king passes on, they don't say the king is dead, the