On this week's edition of Better Living, Chris Arnold visits with Tammy Johnson, founder of the non-profit "Empowering The Masses" whose focus is providing life skills and education training services in Dallas neighborhoods. But first, we continue our Audacy series "I'm Listening" with a conversation led by our colleague Dave Glover with the medical topics  "MH Man to Man" and "Post-traumatic Stress Disorder aka PTSD."

On this week's edition of Better Living, Chris Arnold talks with Liz Lawless, the communications director for the legendary Cowboys of Color Rodeo. They gear up for a full schedule of family entertainment and school events for the kids. But first, Chris visits with Keyundra Jones of the Oak Cliff Chamber of Commerce. There's a lot going on with their Leadership Oak Cliff program and more.

On this week's edition of Better Living, Chris Arnold visits with Danny Noah of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes about a major upcoming event and other FCA projects that impact the lives of student-athletes. But first, he talks with Dr. Tonjia Grimble about Computer science education presented as a sport. The non-profit Stem It Up Sports is reaching kids and adults with innovative collaborations never dreamed of before.

On this week's edition of Better Living, Chris Arnold visits with Dr. Pat Fulgham about prostate cancer awareness and a big fundraiser for UREF coming in March. But first, he talks to Taylor Toynes the CEO of ForOakCliff.org, a nonprofit providing a culture of education, increased social mobility, and social capital in Oak Cliff.

On this week's edition of Better Living, Chris Arnold visits with Charlene Edwards of Project Unity. They are celebrating ten years of dialogue and community building through their award-winning "Together We" programs and events. But first, we continue our Audacy series "Conversations" with a discussion about The State of the Entertainment Industry.

This week on Better Living Chris speaks with  Dr. Kamala Tamirisa and Jenny Eyer, VP of Health Strategies North Texas with the American Heart Association about Bold Hearts and their Nation of Lifesavers initiative regarding CPR and cardiac arrest. But first, he talks with Patti Dawson the CEO of DallasDog.org about the rescue, rehab, and reform program and a local Frenchy that was invited to compete in Puppy Bowl XX this Super Sunday!

On this week's edition of Better Living, Chris Arnold visits with Derrion Lewis, the CEO of the non-profit "Behind Every Door."  They run community centers that help people and kids nurture their purposes and gifts while overcoming barriers along the way. But first, Chris talks with Toska Medlock Lee about the upcoming Super Bowl Gospel Extravaganza that has roots in Dallas. Plus the life and times of the late great Congresswoman Eddie Bernice Johnson.

On this week's edition of Better Living, Chris Arnold visits with Tarrant County community organizer VanDella Menifee about things we need to know, and Monica Murray, a doctor of audiology with United Healthcare about hearing health. But first, we continue our Audacy series "I'm Listening" with a conversation led by our colleague David O'Leary and guests discussing Suicide: Loss and Survivors.

On this week's edition of Better Living, Chris Arnold visits with Antoine Joyce, the Sr. Vice President & City Leader of the All Stars Project of Dallas.  All Stars is a national cutting-edge youth development & bridge-building program impacting lives at the grassroots level with kids and young adults.  But first, Chris talks with Shelby Patrice Jenkins, the Founder and CEO of Budget University Online, an award-winning middle school and high school curriculum with an emphasis on financial literacy

On this week's edition of Better Living, Chris Arnold visits with William Campbell, whose educational consulting company is empowering students in Desoto to further their future success one strategic move at a time. But first, Chris catches up with one of the premier boxing trainers in the world, Derrick James, whose family foundation is giving back by helping kids and families get a fighting chance. They do it by providing educational, financial, health and wellness opportunities and resources to Dallas area community groups.