Matt and Macy Collins lost their four-and-a-half-year-old daughter, Hattie Jo, in 2020 when an EF4 tornado hit their home in Cookeville, Tennessee. Now, six years later, Matt joins Kerry to discuss how her legacy is honored by giving back to communities around the country through the Magnolia Foundation. Matt recalls the most heartbreaking night of his life, the pain he and his family endured, and ultimately how the Magnolia tree came to be a reminder of their love for Hattie Jo. The Magnolia Foundation aids families who've experienced the loss of a child by providing financial assistance for funeral expenses, access to licensed counseling, and long-term commemorative care. To partner, donate, or refer a family, visit themagnoliafoundation.com.

Author, entrepreneur, and founder Dr. Barb Rembiesa talks with Kerry about her new book, My Nothing Is Someone Else's Everything: How Small Acts Can Create Big Change. She talks about how people can view their gifts and talents as insignificant when, instead, they should be seen as currency to trade and give back within one's community. She shares some of the ways one can do so from her book and discusses how she's applied them in her own life to benefit communities and entrepreneurs around the world. Dr. Barb's book is available for pre-order at multiple retailers and will launch on June 2, 2026.

Implant dentist Dr. Mark Whitefield sits down with Kerry to discuss how artificial intelligence makes a difference in his professional dental practice and personal life. Mark shares his perspective on the direction of AI in the future. He also breaks down stigmas and narratives surrounding the revolutionary tool and talks about how he views it as a net positive for humanity if harnessed for productivity and accurate information.

Neika Stephens, at 91 years young, joins Kerry to discuss the blessings of life. Neika talks about everything from being an executive in country music to raising horses. She also shares about the Stephens Christian Trust and the impact it makes on its grounds. Most importantly, Neika offers her insight for living a more fulfilling life and provides advice for the generations behind her.

Coach Paul Simmons joins the show to discuss his tenure as the head coach of Harding University's football team. Paul talks about the principles and values he instills in his players and how something as simple as crossing the road with care can say a lot about one's character. Paul also discusses his transition into a managerial role and how his impact is felt across the Harding football program.

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Marsha Herndon and her husband, Charlie, join Kerry to discuss an unimaginable recovery from what was supposed to be a terminal condition. Marsha and Charlie tell their story and talk about their journey to where they are today. Instead of seeing Marsha's diagnosis as the end, they doubled down on their faith in God, trusting in divine revelation, which led them to a game-changing supplemental treatment for her. The pair also discusses the importance of perspective, viewing hardship as something to overcome rather than something to submit to.

Preacher Dale Jenkins joins the show to discuss his extraordinary career in ministry. From preaching at a predominantly black church to picking up a hidden talent of hypnotism, he shares some of his favorite stories as a servant of faith. Dale also talks about how he serves the Church beyond the pulpit through his formal education in conflict resolution, the blog he founded with his brother, and the lectures he provides to assist other ministers with public speaking. 

Grammy-nominated songwriter Tony Arata sits down with Kerry and Lisa for another Music Legends Series special. The soulful storyteller breaks down the story and history behind his Garth Brooks hit, "The Dance," which won ACM Song of the Year in 1991. Tony also shares his thoughts on co-writing, the art behind crafting the perfect song, and his secondary passion for baseball.

Clean comedian Marcus Saputo jokes with Kerry about his career making people laugh. Marcus breaks down the art (and balance) of working the crowd, how he sources his best bits, and the secret to making it all work on stage. He also shares the benefits of clean comedy and the niche he's built for himself. Marcus will host a clean comedy special at the Franklin Theatre on Thursday, Feb. 5, at 7:00 p.m. Tickets are available now on the Franklin Theatre website. 

Casey Dykes joins the show to discuss his role as a hitting coach for one of the nation's most prolific MLB franchises: The New York Yankees. Casey walks through a day in his life mid-season, as well as some of the tactics he uses for coaching some of the best athletes in the sport. Casey also discusses the balance between team and family and how he purposefully makes an effort to switch from coach to father when watching his sons play everything from football to baseball.