Author, marketing strategist, and radio personality Mark Whitlock joins the show to recount his journey across the media landscape. From journalism and broadcast radio to working at a marketing agency, Mark shares what ties them all together: storytelling. Mark discusses his time working with the likes of Steve Harvey, what it takes to produce a successful show on the airwaves, and the powerful impact radio and podcasting can have on the world.

Singer-songwriter, country music trailblazer, and now movie star Michael Martin Murphey joins the Music Legends Series to talk about everything from country to pop and the stories behind some of the songs he's recorded throughout his storied career. He also celebrates the 50th anniversary of his hit song, "Wildfire," which has been adapted into a film titled Wildfire: The Legend of the Cherokee Ghost Horse. The film is now available to purchase or rent on digital platforms. To learn more about Murphey and his music, visit michaelmartinmurphey.com.

Nancy and Kendall Osman join Kerry to discuss the loss of their son and brother, Ty Osman Jr., and husband and father, Ty Osman Sr. The pair discusses the legacy their loved ones left behind, the work they picked up to carry forward that legacy, and how they're remembered to this day. Nancy and Kendall also reflect on how they saw God while going through two of the most devastating moments in their lives.

Therapist, author, and speaker Tricia Thornton returns to the show to discuss her newest book, "Beyond Blessed Parenting: Embrace These Seven Principles and Experience Authentic Connection." Tricia walks through the process and inspiration of the book and elaborates on each of the seven principles she details within it. To learn more about Tricia and her book, visit triciathornton.com. "Beyond Blessed Parenting" is available for purchase on Amazon.

*Content Warning: This episode contains an interview about sexual, physical, and domestic abuse. Please listen at your own discretion.*

David Estes, minister at Western Hills Church of Christ, joins the show to share his story. David talks about the abusive household his father fostered in his childhood and how it impacted his everyday life growing up. However, despite the trauma, he shares the hopeful side of this story and how members of the Church of Christ set him on a path to use his story as a means of outreach and renewal.

Musicians Hall of Fame session player, studio owner, and record producer Norbert Putnam joins Kerry and Lisa to discuss his career from playing bass in Elvis Presley's studio sessions to producing records for Jimmy Buffett. Norbert discusses his book, "Music Lessons Vol. 1: A Musical Memoir," and recounts his favorite stories in his time playing alongside The King. Visit musiclessonsbynorbertputnam.com to learn more about Norbert Putnam and his book.

Guest host Jill Freeze returns to interview Karen Moore about her journey through infertility and multiple adoption attempts. Karen recounts the challenges she overcame to become a mother of two. She explains how faith grounded her expectations and eventually delivered a blessing she would never want to trade for anything else. To learn more about the Waiting In Hope community in Middle Tennessee, visit brentwoodhills.org/waiting-in-hope.

Modern-day Renaissance man, Gary Morris, joins Kerry and Lisa to discuss everything from his upbringing outside of Fort Worth and presidential campaign performances to the recording studios of Music Row and the spotlit stages of Broadway in NYC. Gary talks about how he scored his record deal, the story behind "Wind Beneath My Wings," and even the secret trick that keeps him in the zone on stage. To see what Gary's up to or to learn more about his music and career, visit garymorrismusic.com.

JD Blackburn, founder of Pro Fishing Management, sits down with Kerry to talk all things competitive fishing. JD discusses his childhood dream of playing baseball and his lifelong love of fishing. From the rush of reeling in a big one to the ins and outs of making a career on the water, JD brings plenty of stories and insights for the avid fishing fan.

Recording artist and songwriter Terry McBride joins Kerry and Lisa for the second episode of the Music Legends Series. Terry walks through his story from the first guitar his dad gifted him to his career as the frontman for McBride & The Ride and songwriter for the likes of Brooks & Dunn, Garth Brooks, and George Strait. Terry also delves into the story behind his unexpected collaboration in the EDM scene and provides a sneak peek at the name of his new EP.