On this week's edition of Better Living, Chris Arnold checks in with Arvella Warren of "A Break For Grandmother," a nonprofit organization recognizing grandparents who step in to raise grandchildren when parents can't. But first, Chris visits with Toska Medlock Lee of Project Unity. The group has created a series of community engagement events and conversations, including their signature fundraiser "Together We Sing" at the Mort Meyerson Symphony Center.

On this week's edition of Better Living, host Chris Arnold talks with mental wellness expert Fonda Bryant about the rise in collegiate suicides and the new information on the stress associated with NIL and student athletes. But first he talks with chef Paul Ritter who

conducts workshops in public and private educational institutions. He delivers information and training to help reverse chronic diseases and other health challenges.

On this week's edition of Better Living, Chris Arnold visits with Rene Sanchez, President of the Blue Guardian Foundation...a Latino law enforcement organization providing services for those officers or their families affected by life altering events. But first, May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Our Audacy Conversation Series is focusing on the term "Resiliency" and what it means to our overall mental health.

On this week's edition of Better Living, Chris Arnold visits with Danny Noah of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes about their upcoming Hall of Fame Breakfast and other summer projects that impact the lives of student athletes. But first, Chris talks with Bhavesh Patel of BAPS Charities. They're having their annual Spirit of Service Walk and Run bringing over 1200 people together from all over DFW.

On this week's edition of Better Living, Chris Arnold visits with President of the Dallas NAACP Sharon Middlebrooks about their projects and events occurring this summer. But first, a conversation with Peggy Corrigan, the Junior Board President of CARE-Dallas, along with board member Eddy Moore and Dr. Lee Spencer. They are a non-profit organization that promotes awareness in Dallas about alcohol and substance abuse.

On this week's edition of Better Living, Chris Arnold visits with Derek Avery, the founder of the Sandbranch Coalition. He's shedding light on the curious case of the water crisis affecting this Dallas County community for the last 151 years. But first, our Audacy Conversation Series looks into the State of Mental Health with our colleagues David Rancken and Kristin Diaz from NewsRadio 1080 KRLD.

On this week's edition of Better Living, Chris Arnold talks with Christeen Wilson and Nell Ward of Divine Equine Therapeutic Riding Center, where horses are used to provide assisted physical therapy and also facilitated psychotherapy. But first, Chris catches up with volunteer VanDella Menifee about the latest non-profit events happening in Tarrant County.

On this week's edition of Better Living, Chris Arnold talks with the President and CEO of the Texas Women's Foundation, Karen Hughes White, about women in the workforce and how the foundation has lifted up women, girls, and families over the last 40 years. And as part of our Audacy Conversation Series, we find out more about Earth Day 2025 coming up next Tuesday.

On this week's edition of Better Living, Chris Arnold talks with Rob Cahill and Mike Crum, co-founders of 4DWN, a skatepark in South Dallas that has evolved into a unique service-driven community hub, distributing thousands of pounds of food each week to kids and families. But first, it's cyber security expert Corey Flood with the nonprofit "Big Hope" about how we can protect our private information in this day and age of upgraded technological advances.

On this week's edition of Better Living, Chris Arnold visits with the founder and executive director of Top Achievers, Lawrence Mann. This is a North Texas nonprofit

that invests in student success after high school, providing them with the resources and knowledge to get to college and beyond. But first, we get started with the latest from our Audacy Conversations series: Why we need pets.