Whether you’re an Aggie fan or not, John Harvey Slocum’s story is sure to inspire you. His father, R.C. Slocum, is celebrated as one of the winningest college football coaches of all time and a man of deep faith. John Harvey, the youngest of Slocum’s two sons, has an incredible story of survival. At 42, he suffered a heart episode that left him flatlined—dead for 13 minutes. He’s grateful to God for his survival and openly shares why he believes his life was spared.

One of the best delis in the country is in Texas, run by none other than the legendary "Deli Man" himself—Ziggy Gruber. As the heart and soul of Kenny & Ziggy’s New York Delicatessen Restaurant and Bakery in Houston, he has been serving up classic deli fare for 25 years. His family's deli legacy traces back to New York City, where they opened the first deli on Broadway.  You can count me as Ziggy’s biggest fan - his personality is larger than life, plus, he has a heart of gold. By the way, you can order Kenny & Ziggy’s famous pastrami and that luscious, award winning matzoh ball soup, (penicillin in a bowl), to be shipped anywhere in the country.  An added treat-- on today’s episode, he shows us how to make those fabulous matzoh balls.

Who doesn’t want to turn back the clock and reclaim a youthful glow? If you’ve ever had days where you feel better than you look, you won’t want to miss today’s guest. Dr. Manny Lopez, a Board-Certified Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon, believes that whether you're a man or a woman, it’s never too late to look and feel your best. In this episode, Dr. Lopez explores a variety of procedures designed to rejuvenate your appearance—many of which don’t even require surgery.
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We’re back in the kitchen with the Enchilada Queen, Sylvia Casares! Today, she’s sharing her secrets for making perfect Mexican Rice—because there’s more to great rice than meets the eye. From choosing the right brand to nailing the perfect seasoning, she’s got you covered. Plus, we’re diving into your viewer comments and taking a fun trip down memory lane with a special “appearance" from Paula Deen. Don’t miss it!

We’re all on a journey—some of us have a clear destination, while others are still searching for the right path. On a recent trip to Santa Fe, I discovered the work of Leticia Herrera, a talented Dallas-based artist whose vibrant creations captivated me. Intrigued, I wanted to learn more—what inspires her striking use of color? What are ‘walkers’? And what message does she hope to convey through her art? As it turns out, her work is all about embracing joy and light.

Are you eating a lot of mushrooms yet? Not only are they delicious, but they’re also packed with potential health benefits—boosting memory, delivering antioxidants, and reducing inflammation, to name a few. If you’re not already cooking with mushrooms, Diane Roederer will inspire you to start. After moving from France to Texas, she transformed her passion for truffles into a thriving mushroom business. I’m a believer!

Do you drink a lot of water? Ever wonder what’s really in it? Some of the purest, most refreshing artesian bottled water in the country may come from an unexpected place— tiny, Autauga, Alabama. Known for its crisp taste and remarkable purity, this water has an incredible origin story.

Locals credit one man, Marquis Ford, with its discovery—some even say he saved the small town of Autauga. But Marquis insists the credit belongs to a higher power. Today, he shares his extraordinary journey, revealing how Divine messages changed his life—and an entire town’s future—forever. 

If you’ve ever considered gardening, now’s the perfect time to start! The Garden Girls in Houston make it easy, and once you see their stunning gardens, you’ll want one too. Get expert tips, learn how to tackle the unpredictable weather, discover what to plant and when, and avoid the biggest mistakes gardeners make. Plus, find out why gardening isn’t just a hobby—it’s nourishment for the soul.

What a fascinating time to be alive! If you watch the evening news and you're familiar with the prophecies written in the Bible thousands of years ago, you can't help but wonder—are we living in the end times? The ancient writings feel incredibly relevant today.

We see wars and rumors of wars,  moral decline, natural disasters, pandemics—these are all events foretold in the Bible. Is something bigger unfolding right before our eyes?

Today’s guest gives us some perspective on all this.  Max Lucado is a New York Times best selling author and pastor .  He’s written a new book called “What Happens Next” and he’s here to shed some light and give his perspective on the tumultuous times we are living in.

Pour a glass of wine with us and listen in to a fun and inspiring conversation with San Antonio’s Diana Barrios Trevino.  You’ve likely seen her in her family’s wonderful restaurants, on the NBC Today Show or throwing down puffy tacos with Bobby Flay.  Behind that beautiful smile, her family has endured some trying times in the midst of their success.  Forgiveness and love shine through!  BTW, she has a wonderful cookbook at https://www.amazon.com/Los-Barrios-Family-Cookbook-Tex-Mex-ebook/dp/B001ODEQFC?ref_=ast_author_mpb