After a brief trip to Eastern Europe, Chip Lusko shares with Jim Williams details and highlights from his time spent with missionaries there.

As we head into the mid-term election, Carla Sonntag of New Mexico Business Coalition (nmbizcoalition.org) gives us a few things to consider prior to heading to the polls.

Jodie Hix of ‘New Mexico for Mercy’ introduces us to Sherry Anderson and Valerie Jameson, two ladies who help us understand what it means to display “Tenacious Love”. The powerful tools they are using to accomplish their goal are a book and documentary film of the same name. Don’t miss this tender story of forgiveness.

Pursonalities Plus in Albuquerque has been assisting to restore dignity to ladies in need for several years. Jane Bickelman shares vital information about the ministry and how the KLYT listener can support ladies in our community.

November is National Adoption Month. With this in mind, we invited Clay and Michele Schroff, the experts on Adoption and Foster care, into the studio to share their insights along with information about some upcoming opportunities for support.

Calvary Church is preparing to launch a new Men’s Ministry called Man Up. Overseeing Pastors Kevin Miller and Taylor Bronisz share the details about the launch of the ministry and the first rally.

Everyone’s favorite automobile expert, John Chitwood of Southern Boulevard Automotive helps us remember things to consider for our vehicles as we watch the leaves change and temperatures drop.

The year’s end is quickly approaching. With this in mind, Brian Cochran, President of John Moore Associates, fill us in on strategies for our finances with “7 Year-end Planning Tips for Down Markets”.

The Marketing Director for The Education Trust Board of New Mexico, Carolyn Fittipaldi is joined in studio by the CEO and President of both the New Mexico Community Trust and the Albuquerque Community Foundation, Randy Royster. Together they provide the details about a new program, Saving for Success Award which provides up to 50 New Mexico K – 8 students with a 529 Plan valued at $1000.

The New Mexico Dream Center continues to provide assistance to those dealing with addictions, homelessness or victimization from human trafficking. The Executive Director for the New Mexico Dream Center, Shelley Repp, provides information on how the ministry continues to reach out to the needy in our community.