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S29.E1 ∙ Spousal Care Giving

Sat, Jan 11, 2020

Ruta Lee has been in over 2,000 film and television productions, starring alongside such greats as Frank Sinatra and Audrey Hepburn. She shares her story with us today on her volunteer work with mental health and her new role as caregiver for her husband, Webb Lowe, who had a stroke.

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S29.E2 ∙ Impressions of a Human Jukebox

Sat, Jan 11, 2020

Forbes has listed Ventriloquist Terry Fator as one of the highest paid entertainers. He's our guest today with his buddy "Winston" the turtle. Terry shares his journey on how he started ventriloquism and how he makes a difference to make life better contributing to charities through the Terry Fator Foundation. He is joined by his wife, Angie, and they share their story of how they met and their die hard love for each other.

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S29.E3 ∙ Putting the Cerebral Back In Palsy

Sat, Jan 18, 2020

Our guests on today's episode, are comedian Josh Blue and actor RJ Mitte. Both have cerebral palsy. One uses it to make you laugh, the other make you feel, but they both make you think. Josh won the fourth season of Last Comic Standing. His material comes from a reality he's been living with since birth. RJ got a big break in his acting career when he played in the acclaimed television series Breaking Bad as Walter White, Jr., who has cerebral palsy. It has enabled him to help change how people engage and interact with individuals with disabilities and helped open doors on equal opportunity.

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S29.E4 ∙ My Days: Happy and Otherwise

Sat, Jan 25, 2020

Marion Ross played Mrs. Cunningham on the popular TV show, Happy Days, becoming one of America's favorite most iconic moms. But what was it like playing the idyllic mom while in real life being a single mom of two, divorced from an alcoholic husband? Find out as we talk to Mrs. C on this edition of Lifestyle Magazine.

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S29.E5 ∙ CinemAbility

Sat, Feb 15, 2020

It's rare when you see a film that accurately portrays the life of a person with a physical or mental disability. Today we're meeting a director who happens to be disabled that's changing that. Our guest is documentarian, Jenni Gold, director and producer of CinemAbility The Art of Inclusion, a film that explores the history of how disability is portrayed in media and the power that the media has to shape people's perceptions.

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S29.E6 ∙ What's Your Why?

Sat, Feb 22, 2020

We have two men on the show today with very different careers. One is a personal trainer, the other's a drummer. They both talk about merging their faith with their passions. Alec Penix, author of Seven Sundays, and celebrity trainer who's worked with the likes of singer and fitness model, Shawn Mendes, and Julianne and Derek Hough from Dancing with the Stars shares his spiritual journey with us. Also, prodigy drummer winner of America's Most Talented Kids joins us. Cole Marcus co-starred in the movie I Can Only Imagine as the drummer "Robby" for the band MercyMe. He's a drummer, composer and actor. He shares his story as a person of faith. As a kid both guests were bullied and share their perspective to bulling.

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S29.E7 ∙ Judy Norton

Mon, Mar 02, 2020

Most of America remembers her from The Waltons television series. What they may not know is that she's made a series of choices in her life that have given her a much more full and interesting life. Her talents include acting on stage and television, singing, writing and directing.

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