Dr. Wanda Turner, motivational speaker and author of Celebrate Change, explains why it’s important to embrace change in times of grief. She is the founder of “Calling First Ladies,” a ministry to spouses of bishops, pastors, and celebrities.
Our guest today, Jennifer Beckham, is a former Disney Princess that learned life isn’t always a fairytale, but you CAN get over yourself and into a life free from shame, regret, anger, and insecurity.
As the founder of New Era Financial Services, investment advisor Greg Johnson has been giving his clients financial advice for years. He joins us today to talk about why it’s important to create good money habits for yourself.
On this Mad About Marriage, David and Teresa Ferguson share the importance of managing hurts, frustrations, and disappointments in marriage. They are authors of over 30 books, including Emotional Fitness.
A house that cleans itself? Sounds too good to be true. But it’s possible, according to our guest Mindy Starns Clark, author of The House That Cleans Itself. She will share with us how you can creatively conquer the household mess, even if you are domestically challenged!
With hits songs like “Stay Gone” and “I Love You This Much”, he created a niche in country music as a hit singer-songwriter; and we are happy to have Jimmy Wayne join us today on location in Nashville.
The power of peace can transform even hardened criminals into respectable citizens. Our guest, Kit Cummings, is the founder and executive director of The Power of Peace Project, which is making some big changes in prison inmates and at-risk teens. He and Gary Burke are here to talk about that unexpected turn and how it changed their lives as well.
Words can harm, even unintentionally. Our guest, Deborah Smith Pegues, author of 30 Days to Taming Your Tongue, reveals how to get our tongues under control so that our words can heal instead of hurt.
Country music star Gretchen Wilson talks with hosts Mike and Gayle Tucker about growing up through tough times and how they helped shape her ‘can do’ attitude. This episode has won a 2013 Gold Remi Award from the Worldfest-Houston International Film & Video Festival.
Tight end Benjamin Utecht helped the Indianapolis Colts win a Super Bowl before retiring from the game due to a third concussion. Ben joined hosts Mike & Gayle Tucker to talk about the aftermath of so many concussions and his life after football as a singer…and surprise…he’s truly the real-life GLEE guy that plays football and sings too!
