Philip Yancey cuts through the pollyannaish denials that so often characterize evangelical treatment of unbelief, disappointment and unanswered prayer, now that Foster Braun has lost his battle with cancer. what may WE learn? Let these two men teach us thru wisdom and Faith in God.

on September 21st, 1984 on WLQV Radio in Detroit Foster Braun interviewed Carolyn Koons about her life story of adopting a little boy named Tony from Mexico. This is Foster at his very best! Producer Ginny Braun provided the material and Foster delivered with this amazing story of God's love.

todays memory features a radio interview that Both Foster and I truly felt was a God thing. we decided for the first time ever to introduce Joni Eareckson Tada and Tony Melendez on the air and to address the issue of Churches not supplyiing access for those folks battling disabilities,

Our guest this episode is the Late Charles K. Wolfe, author of A Good-Natured Riot: The Birth of the Grand Ole Opry (1999) and a trove of other books and articles on country music and Gospel music, Wolfe was a towering figure in country music scholarship, admired both for his relentless and omnivorous original research and his accessible writing style.

Today Pat Boone announced-

“I’ve parted with my better half for a little while … but we don’t die, we just move on to another place, and today was moving day, She’s changed her address is all and moved to a different mansion that I expect to join her in one day,” he said. “I’m very confident of that.”

A soul encountered remembers singer/songwriter Larry Norman and the Jesus Movement with an interview from 25 years ago recorded by host Kevin Collard in Ann Arbor, Michigan

Charles Colson, former White House council, and President Nixon's "hatchet man," served time in a federal prison camp where he felt led by God to honor a promise he made to remember prisoners and their families. That promise grew into the world's largest family of prison ministries.

the US Manager of their Apple Record label as well as acting as their personal liaison between the UK and the US. When the Beatles breakup seemed inevitable, he moved on to become a Vice President at MGM Records and then President of Barnaby Records a CBS label owned by Andy Williams.

Hard rocker Lou Gramm, best known as co-founder and lead singer of ’70s rock band Foreigner, announced Saturday that the time was right for him to walk away from his solo career. The Rochester, New York native made the announcement during a live performance at Proctors Theatre in Schenectady NY.

Host Kevin Collard became a roving reporter when the very popular TV series Antiques Roadshow visited Rochester, Michigan