On this week's edition of Better Living, host Chris Arnold visits with award winning radio host El Chiquilin from La Grande and Alicia Serrato of the non-profit Los Primos Dallas.org about the big golf event raising awareness and mentoring support for children in underserved communities. Chris also talks with Charlene Edwards of Project Unity about their 9th Annual Police and Pastors Basketball Event at SMU called "Together We Ball." It unites communities with law enforcement and first responders in a casual and fun environment.

On this week's edition of Better Living, Chris Arnold visits with Sylvia Powers of Celebrating Life Foundation.org about their "Empowering Breast Cancer Awareness" event. But first, Chris talks to Dylan Rafaty, the Executive Director of the North Texas Disability Chamber, about how they've changed the lives of thousands of North Texas with special needs through accessibility inclusion.

Audacy presents the 9th Annual "I'm Listening" special, a national program that brings together artists, athletes and medical specialists to raise awareness on the importance of talking about and caring for our mental health.

This week on Better Living Chris Arnold talks with Dave Swavey of Guns N Hoses Foundation, a non profit providing assistance for families of fallen police officers and firefighters. They have two big events coming up. Chris also visits with former officer LaCondria Rynes, Sargent Wanda West, Sargent Anthony Andujar,and Deputy Chief Majusta Allen with the Dallas Police Department. The DPD and SMU are partnering in support of Cancer Awareness with the 3rd Annual Steppin' 4 A Cause Walk & Community Safety Fair.

On this week's edition of Better Living, Chris Arnold visits with Anna Heil...the Executive Director of American Warrior Association. They're a non-profit dedicated to healing moral injury to service members, veterans, first responders and their families. But first, Chris talks to the Executive Director of Dallas Music Network, Mav Traxx. They're a non-profit providing independent artists in North Texas the resources, platforms, and connections they need to thrive

Labor Day is over, which means it's officially back to school for all of America. Here, we dive into the latest in topics, including tech that can save lives ... and shorten lifespans. Plus, how much help with homework is okay and how to teach your kids about AI.

On this week's edition of Better Living, Chris Arnold visits with Beckie Thomas, the Executive Director of the Kurt Thomas Foundation. Their foundation provides scholarships to young gymnasts and the gala that supports them is right around the corner. Chris then talks to Dr. Pat Fulgham about the 20th annual Pros & Joes Men's Health Awareness golf event...a worthy cause with a focus on Men's Prostate Cancer treatment.

On this week's edition of Better Living, Chris Arnold visits with the CEO of Lena Pope... Ashley Elgin, the child and family services non-profit of Tarrant County providing care for over 90 years. They discuss the North Texas tradition of DFW Restaurant Week this month of August and how it benefits so many. But first, it's back to school time. Chris talks with Austin Edgar of Soles 4 Smiles. They provide brand new shoes to underprivileged kids for school and sports.

This week on Better Living Chris Arnold visits with Kelvin Walker, the CEO of Dallas Citizens Council. Since 1937, the members have been providing leadership on policy issues that will move Dallas forward, and serve in the moments that matter most for the people of Dallas. But first, the 29th annual DFW Restaurant Week has kicked off! It's a beloved North Texas tradition and NTFB's Senior Director of Marketing and Communications Sarah Burns joins us to talk about the amazing restaurants and charities involved this year for such a worthy cause.

This week on Better Living, Chris Arnold talks with Darla Shirley, the Executive Director of Youth World, a great organization inspiring hope and relieving economic burdens for children in need in southern Dallas. But first he has a conversation with Eric Burke, the Executive Director of Minuteman Disaster Response. Their mission is to bring hope in the immediate aftermath of disasters with the aid of volunteer units at no cost to those who need it most.