On this edition, Dr. Dobson will continue his conversation with Barry Meguiar, the ‘Car Guy’ and President of Meguiar’s Inc., along with his wife Karen. Barry will explain how being “too busy” almost killed him and why evangelism is so important to him. Through his near-death experience, God prompted Barry and his wife to begin the ministry, ‘Revival Outside the Walls’, encouraging laypeople to boldly spread the Gospel.

Prayer is essential to any believers walk, but some Christians need to be more purposeful in their quiet times with God. Now Family Talk welcomes Dr. Henry Blackaby and his son Dr. Norman Blackaby to the show to discuss the significance of prayer. The two will talk with Dr. Dobson about their family's dedication to prayer and give some advice to people wanting to deepen their time with God.

Often times, we are completely caught off guard by the twists and turns in the river of life. How are we supposed to steer through these rough waters? Family Talk will share a popular program from motivational speaker Carolyn Koons. She will use the analogy of white water rafting to explain the unexpected turbulent times in our life and how we can navigate through these circumstances with God's help.

Harboring hatred or animosity towards someone for the hurt they caused you can eat away at your mind and soul. On this edition of Family Talk, Dr. Dobson will talk with clinical psychologist Dr. Arch Hart about the slippery slope of resentment. Listen to why this emotion is a disease that can ruin one's life and how forgiveness is the only cure.

The value of human life is being crushed by the rise of both assisted suicide and euthanasia. Family Talk’s co-host Dr. Tim Clinton will talk with author and advocate for people with disabilities Joni Eareckson Tada. She will discuss her book When is it Right to Die? and define the terms used in the end of life decision making. The bible is clear that we are to choose life, but we also long to honor the wishes of our loved ones.

Since the founding of the United States, prayer has played a crucial role for leaders on Capitol Hill. In celebration of this National Day of Prayer, Dr. Dobson speaks with the Chaplain of the United States Senate, Reverend Barry Black. He will share his daily responsibilities in Washington D.C. and talk about his new book Make Your Voice Heard in Heaven.

Whether purposefully or involuntarily, children crave acceptance and a sense of value from their parents. Dr. Dobson will talk with Dr. Gary Smalley and Dr. John Trent about their best-selling book, The Blessing. The three discuss what it means to bless someone in the 21st century and provide some practical ways parents can validate and celebrate their kids.

Having a regular and sincere prayer life can be a struggle. In this episode, Dr. Dobson will continue his interview with the Reverend Barry Black, Chaplain of the U.S. Senate. Chaplain Black will share why he thinks the Lord’s Prayer should be our blueprint for conversations with God and will give advice to Christians who feel their prayers are unanswered.

God can use the worst of circumstances to humble us and teach us something we don’t necessarily want to learn. Pastor Dick Gauch, of Family Life Ministries, shares his life story including struggles of drug addiction and the abuse his family endured. However, God restored his family and called him into ministry.

Family Talk is excited to bring a riveting speech given by nationally syndicated radio talk show host Dennis Prager at an event hosted by Dr. Dobson this past fall. On this episode, Mr. Prager will share how the American value system has become secularized and the concerns he has for the direction of the country.