Join us for Part 2 of this great discussion on how much the world has changed in our lifetime. Call in, 1-833-288-3986.

It’s been said that “the only constant is change.” As time passes, things are inevitably going to change. As you look back on your life, how much has the world changed? Has it been for better or for worse? Join us on Monday for another enlightening conversation.

Our monthly Unscripted is where you get to ask us anything (almost anything), suggest future topics, and even revisit past shows. You lead the conversation on Unscripted. So please call in!

Success can be measured in a million different ways. What does success mean to you? We’ll have another lively and impactful discussion about this on Thursday’s show. Please join us!

On Wednesday, we are asking the question if you know of anyone who is living life to the fullest. We know that life can be quite challenging at times. But life can also be an exciting adventure when it is filled with a sense of passion and purpose. Let’s have an inspiring, uplifting discussion on this topic. So please join us. 1-833-288-3986

Getting a good night’s sleep is important. We typically spend one third of our lives sleeping. That is, unless we are kept awake at night by any number of factors. It could be worry, anxiety, taking care of our kids, even thinking about good things can deprive us of sleep. On Tuesday, let’s talk about this.

Not unexpectedly, there was a tremendous amount of participation on this topic Friday. So much so, that we are doing a part two on Monday. If you have made – or are in the process of making – your consecration to St. Joseph, be sure to call and let us how know it has changed the way you see St. Joseph.

In this Year of St. Joseph, have you consecrated yourself to him and his powerful protection? That’s our topic for Friday, and we suspect there will be a lot of great calls from the Take 2 Family!

It can be very helpful to get advice from other people. But, sometimes that advice ends up being bad. On Thursday, Jerry and Debbie want to hear what’s the worst advice you’ve ever been given – and why. We look forward to your participation in the show.

Here we are again. It’s time for another St. Patrick’s Day. As Catholic Christians, this feast day should mean way more than corned beef, cabbage, and wearing green. All of those things are great. But let us remember the outstanding saint whose memory we honor. People often use the phrase, “The luck of the Irish.” Whether or not people of Irish descent have more “luck” than others we don’t know. But when we receive blessings in our lives, or do something very noble, did we get “lucky,” or was “God’s providence” behind it. A key element in all of this is the effort we put into doing something. The harder we work, the more skilled we are, the better the outcome is going to be. On Wednesday, let’s talk about the notion of “luck,” and contrast it with “God’s providence.” Should be a fun and interesting discussion.