Jerry shares a (fairly) recent conversation with Erin O’Donnell. Erin was a singer/songwriter in the mid-1990s through the mid-2000s. She recorded 6 albums and was establishing herself in a crowded field of female singer/songwriter artists. Then she walked away. The desire to be at home with her kids when they got off the school bus each day was greater than the desire to perform. Jerry caught up with her in late 2017 and they talked about that decision.

Here’s the link to the audiobook Jerry narrated, “The Haunting Of Monnview Speedway” by Carrie Bates: https://www.audible.com/pd/B08M9S7HTZ/?source_code=AUDFPWS0223189MWU-BK-ACX0-220600&ref=acx_bty_BK_ACX0_220600_pd_us

Glen Campbell is featured on this week’s episode. Jerry shares a conversation he had with Glen in 1991, shortly after Glen released a Christian album. They discuss Glen’s faith, his background, including the TV show The Glen Campbell Good Time Hour, his time on the set of True Grit with John Wayne and more.

Jerry shares a conversation with Danny Gokey from the archives. Danny is an American Idol alumnus and Christian recording artist. They talk about the then current season of American Idol, Danny’s everyday life struggles and more.

Next week Jerry goes back to the 90s to share a conversation with the late Glen Campbell.

Here’s the link to the article on the top honey producing nations in the world: https://www.trendrr.net/6124/top-10-largest-honey-producing-countries-world-famous-best/

Jerry goes back to the archive for an interview with Luke Smallbone of the band For King & Country. The interview took place in January 2016. The band was going to be part of Winter Jam and would play Atlanta the day before the Super Bowl, which lead to a brief discussion about American football. They also talked about some of the wacky things the band had been up to and how they’ve been handling all of the attention For King & Country has garnered.

And Jerry reminisces about the late New York Yankees great Whitey Ford.

See the video of For King & Country performing on a Southwest flight here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8JSWnEMB4U

You can see the details of the auction of the original Rudolph and Santa puppets used in the original 1964 stop action TV special “Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer” here: https://profilesinhistory.com/auctions/rudolph-the-red-nosed-reindeer-auction-126/

Jerry talks with Jack Griffin, the founder of the Food Finder app and website and one of the 30 people featured by Lay’s Potato Chips in this year’s Smile With Lay’s campaign to raise funds and awareness for Operation Smile. Find out more about Food Finder here: https://foodfinder.us/

You can vote for the movie “I Still Believe,” based on the life of Jeremy Camp. It’s been nominated for a Peoples’ Choice Award. Vote here: https://pca.eonline.com/movies/the-drama-movie-of-2020

Jerry observes the third anniversary of his father’s passing away by sharing an interview with him recorded on the publishing of his first book.

The book is available on Amazon here: https://www.amazon.com/Been-There-Done-Robert-Romick/dp/1524598828

On the next episode, a conversation with Jack Griffin, the founder of the Food Finder app and website and one of the 30 people featured by Lay’s Potato Chips in this year’s Smile With Lay’s campaign to raise funds and awareness for Operation Smile.

Jerry goes back into the archives nine years for a chat about becoming a grandfather and the challenges of celebrating Christmas with a family spread out over two continents with Steven Curtis Chapman. And, of course, there’s this week’s good news and some thoughts on overcoming evil in this episode of Life With Jerry Williams.

Here’s the link to the website with the schedule of all the Christmas movies and specials on TV this year: https://christmastvschedule.com/

On the next episode, a conversation with Jerry’s dad on the occasion of the publishing of his first book, “Been There, Done That.” That innterview was recorded on 5/16/17, and Jerry’s dad would die on 9/8/17.

They met in the parking lot of a radio station in the early 2000s. Matthew West was cooking up burgers on a charcoal grill, trying to win his way into the hearts of radio program directors. That’s how Jerry met him. In this episode Jerry shares some archive interview segments with Matthew, plus this week’s good news.

In this episode Jerry talks with Bill and Betty Murphy who recently celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary. The couple shares their story and some advice for maintaining a loving, healthy and happy marriage. , Jerry also has details on the National Honey Board’s Queen’s Choice Awards, and of course, there’s this week’s good news.

See the full list of winners from the National Honey Board's Queen's Choice Awards here: http://queenschoiceawards.com/

In this episode Jerry talks with singer/songwriter Jeremy Camp about the changes Jeremy has seen since he began recording and what he and his family do when he’s not on the road. Jerry also shares some thoughts on our responsibility to recognize and meet needs, and of course, there’s this week’s good news.

Here's the link to Vin Scully's Twitter profile: https://twitter.com/TheVinScully