Tune in here to this Monday's edition of the Brett Winterble Show! 

Brett kicks off the program talking about the passing of Pope Francis, reflecting on the profound impact of his life and leadership. He shares a personal moment from attending the Easter Vigil with his family, describing the emotional depth of the service and how it led him to think about the pope’s final days.

We’re joined by Father Bill Nicholas from Corpus Christi Church in Evansville, Indiana to discuss the somber timing of the pope’s death—just one day after Easter Sunday—and draws a poignant connection to the death of Pope John Paul II, who also passed during the Easter season. He shares how Pope Francis, despite serious health struggles, remained committed to his role, offering a final Easter blessing from the Vatican. Father Bill explains the temporary liturgical changes during Mass, such as omitting the pope’s name in prayers until a new leader is elected. He acknowledges Pope Francis’ legacy as a compassionate yet faithful leader who challenged both sides of the Church. The segment closes with a moving blessing, uniting listeners in reflection, gratitude, and hope during this historic moment in the Church.

Bo Thompson from Good Morning BT is also here for this Monday's episode of Crossing the Streams. Brett and Bo talk about the unique magic of radio and their experience attending George Noory’s first live event since the pandemic. Held at the Booth Playhouse in Charlotte, the event brought Coast to Coast AM to life with dream interpreters, cosmic topics, and even live audience “callers”—just like Noory does on air. Bo shares how surreal yet exciting it was to finally see Noory in person after years of radio conversations, describing him as down-to-earth and a true broadcasting pro. Bo also shares what he and Beth have coming up Tuesday on Good Morning BT!

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