Many people feel sad, lonely or angry during the holiday season. If you have experienced the holiday blues, please share with us how you worked through those feelings. Your words of wisdom can truly help souls who listen to the program. 1-833-288-3986

We hope and pray you are enjoying a blessed time with loved ones over this Thanksgiving holiday. On Friday, we’ll present a pre-recorded conversation with His Excellency, Joseph Strickland, Bishop of the Diocese of Tyler Texas. We hope you can join in for this interesting discussion!

It’s that time of year. You’re likely going to hit the road with a car full of family members. That can put a lot of stress on anyone. But there are many things you can do to make the journey enjoyable. What are your secrets to a happy road trip? Join us on Tuesday to discuss this.

Some are good. Some are not so good. Some are downright awful. But no matter what shape they’re in, we all have dozens of interpersonal relationships in life. On Friday, we’ll talk about some of them, as you’re welcome to join in with your relationship scenarios.

When children come into this world and in our lives, we naturally want to become a better version of ourselves. How have your children inspired you to live a better life? Call in and share with us. 1-833-288-3986

We had another amazing conversation on Tuesday, this time dealing with times in our lives when we have “paid it forward.” So, we’re going to have a part two on Wednesday. Be sure to join us!

“Paying it forward” is an expression that has to do with performing unexpected acts of kindness for another person. For example, if someone in the latte line in front of you surprisingly pays for yours, instead of seeking to return the favor to that person, you buy one for the person in line behind you. It can mean a lot of other things as well. On Tuesday, let’s talk about those opportunities we’ve made use of to “pay it forward” for someone else.