Jennifer Jones Lee is joined by Bob Kurkjian on Thursday morning's Wake Up Call to talk about USO and LA Fleet Week.

Bill Handel hosts Texas reporter for KHOU Anayeli Ruiz to talk further about the 19 children and 2 teachers killed at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas.

Founder of Bowman Foundation for Workplace Equity and Mental Wellness, Natasha Brown, joins us to talk about mental wellness in the workplace.

We are joined by the host of 'How to Money’, Joel Larsgaad, to talk about how worried Americans were about the economy even before inflation and only 18% of Americans are planning to increase their stock market this year.

Bill Handel is joined by Wayne Resnick for this week's edition of Do They Have A Case, where Wayne presents Bill with a couple of cases and he attempts to delineate the outcome.

Jennifer Jones Lee hosts Cody Walker, brother of Paul Walker, to promote FuelFest Los Angeles! FuelFest is the world-class automotive experience that's committed to upholding Pal Walker's legacy by contributing a portion of the proceeds from every show to Reach Out Worldwide.

ICYMI: The Mo’Kelly Show Presents – An in-depth conversation with Los Angeles Sheriff Candidate Matt Rodriguez, who joins the program to share his vision for L.A. County and his position on “respect for the people, law enforcement and the rule of law” in the City of Angels…

ICYMI: The Mo’Kelly Show Presents – A conversation with Styles P. and Adjua Styles regarding the new season of VH1’s “Couples Retreat,” the series where “celebrity cast members take a week-long vacation for an honest, uncensored conversation about the challenges and triumphs of their relationships, the complexities of love, heartache and communication”…

From a regional war on the other side of the world that has everyone on edge to yet another mass shooting to drought and wildfires, housing prices, homelessness, energy transitions, wage insecurity, automation, Covid, the internet, social media, interest rates, stock market volatility, Roe v. Wade, and now all the political bluster of yet another election cycle … I’m going to assume you’ve noticed that life is just a lot right now.

But then again let’s be realistic and honest with ourselves … when has it ever not been? And when will it ever not be?

I read an article this morning about a Mennonite community in Mexico living life without much connection to the outside world and, for the most part, feeling just fine about it. As I pondered the Mennonite way of life I realized that I’m glad there are still people groups like Mennonites in the world. Not that I’ve fallen for some over-romanticized vision of simplicity or plan to convert and go live off-grid. But I am grateful for their existence in one very real sense. The fact that there are groups like Mennonites and Amish in the world reminds me of my own power to choose my own adventure. They remind me that life, my life, your life, is not really about the big stuff. It’s not really about quantity—of wealth, or achievements, or information. No. Life, it turns out, is about the quality of all moments we have along the way.

I would never presume to tell you how to make the next moment—plugged in, unplugged, or otherwise. But I will remind you, like the Mennonites reminded me, that you still have the power to choose. My iPhone is sitting here just a few inches from me, by choice. How much attention I give it today and how much attention it demands of me, also ultimately my choice.

I would also never presume to tell you how what adventure to choose. There are billions of people in the world and billions of paths to follow. But I do feel confident in saying with some certainty that we all share at least one common truth—in the end, life is nothing more than the way we choose to spend our moments along the way.

The day now stretches before us, and with it many moments await. Plug in if you need to. Unplug if you need to. Just don’t forget that these next few moments, and all the ones after that, are yours to choose. I hope you choose to fill your moments with meaning.

Moment by moment, brick by brick, we all have the power to choose. I hope you choose to build yourself a beautiful life.

ICYMI: The Mo’Kelly Show Presents – An in-depth conversation with Los Angeles Sheriff Candidate Eli Vera, who joined the program to share his vision for L.A. County and his mission to bring accountability, end corruption, and bring forward a new vision of public safety to the City of Angeles…