Plants That Heal vs Big PharmaWe’re talking about the Top 20 Plants That Heal.Now before modern pharmacies… before laboratories… before synthetic pills… there were plants. And long before pharmaceutical companies patented compounds, God already placed medicine in the earth.As it says in Genesis 1:29 —“Behold, I have given you every herb bearing seed… it shall be for meat.”And in Ezekiel 47:12 —“The fruit thereof shall be for meat, and the leaf thereof for medicine.”Tonight, we’re walking through 20 powerful plants that have been used across cultures for centuries to heal the body, calm the mind, and restore the spirit.This is educational — not medical advice — but we’re going deep.Let’s get into it.

In this episode of Oscar Mike Radio, I sit down with Dr. Andrea-Gayle Bennett, Deputy Secretary of the Executive Office of Veteran Services for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and retired Brigadier General, in honor of Black History Month. We have an important conversation about the vital contributions of Black veterans here in Massachusetts. We reflect on the legacy of trailblazers like Marvin Gilmore and highlight the leadership of changemakers such as Nicole McClain and Catherine King. This episode is about more than history; it’s about responsibility. We talk about why these stories must be told, shared, and preserved. By elevating the voices and experiences of Black veterans, we help educate the public, promote inclusion, and strengthen advocacy for equity, recognition, and opportunity within both the military and veteran communities. These conversations matter. And I’m honored to help bring them forward. Go to https://www.mass.gov/.../executive-office-of-veterans... to learn more about how Veterans are served in Massachusetts. Thank you, Deputy Secretary, for talking with me!

When current relationships trigger old wounds, arguments aren’t always about the present moment. Tonight we’re talking about how trauma reshapes perception, why we react instead of respond, and what happens when trust is broken.For veterans, spouses, and anyone learning how to build healthy relationships after high-stress environments — this conversation is for you.Join us live.

Wednesday, February 25, 2026 | 4 PM PT / 7 PM ET | Live on MBRadio.usThis week on The Farron Dozier Show, we’re joined by Hakeem, Founder of Care and Equity, for a bold and necessary conversation about pet ownership, responsibility, and bias.Who is the “perfect” pet owner?And who decides?We’ll unpack the predisposed opinions and barriers that shape adoption and fostering decisions, challenge the idea that a form or application defines compassion, and explore what it really means to coach and develop responsible pet owners.One powerful call to action:“Call me to foster the animal before you kill them.”We’re addressing the problems, asking the hard questions, and discussing real solutions from community education to equity in animal care.Even in Genesis, Adam was entrusted to care for the animals. Stewardship is not new it’s foundational.This episode is about responsibility, opportunity, redemption, and rethinking how we define “qualified.”Listen live on MBRadio.usFarronD.com | WDConSCT.org | IEHounds.com#TheFarronDozierShow #MBRadioLive #PetOwnership #AnimalRescue #CareAndEquity #FosterBeforeEuthanasia #PetAdvocacy #CommunitySolutions #EquityInCare #IEHounds #ForTheLoveOfDogs

Will be reading 2 Samuel 12:15-13Love Letters from God explores the story of David’s repentance after his affair with Bathsheba. This episode focuses on David’s fall his guilt and the moment he takes responsibility for his sin before God. Through his prayer and repentance we see a message of forgiveness mercy and restoration. This is a reminder that no one is beyond grace when they turn back to God with a sincere heart.

Caveman pops in with an update on the winner of the 2026 Genesis Invitational in the PGA, but the boys got an Olympic breakdown for you. As well as NBA, College Hoops and much MORE on Till The Final Whistle

Tony breaks down his 10 coaches that he believes are either sitting with seats that are warm/heating up or are on the hot seat and the first mistake will likely send them packing.

The Quarantined has unique content that comes from the remarkable life of its producer, Sean Martin. He is Executive Producing The Quarantined's albums; is the main lyricist, songwriter, and content creator for the band. Singing in community choirs from the age of four in Fort Bragg, CA, and playing guitar by age twelve, Sean is a 2012 Musicians Institute alumnus with an A.A. in Guitar Performance and Music Industry Studies. An award-winning vocalist in high school, he placed in Regional and State Honor Choirs and also earned a Lenaea Award as a writer and actor for the one-act play The Black Widow Project (Best Docudrama, 2003), directed by Meg Patterson. Sean served in the U.S. Army Airborne Infantry (3/509th PIR, 4th Brigade, 25th Infantry Division) from 2004–2007, deploying to Iraq from October 2006 to September 2007. He is now an outspoken advocate for veterans’ mental health and the therapeutic use of cannabis for PTSD. Independently owned and operated, The Quarantined continues to release music defined by substance, intensity, and purpose. In partnership with Free2Luv.org, the project pushes toward a more inclusive and conscious future—setting a new standard for DIY music

Losing a spouse changes everything — including how you see God. In Episode 2 of Carried Forward, I talk about losing my teammate, wrestling with fear, and discovering that grace is bigger than timing, illness, or human understanding.

She’s a wife, a warrior, and a truth‑teller wrapped in resilience. We sit down with Jenna Griffith, a woman who isn’t just sharing her story—she’s igniting a movement. Jenna is the author of Service and Soul and Strength and Soul, two powerful guides written for the women holding the line behind the frontline. From PCS chaos to parenting solo, from wearing invisible armor to reclaiming their voice, Jenna walks military and first responder spouses back to purpose with honesty, fire, and a deep understanding of what it means to stand in the shadows of service. We’ll unpack her chapters, her truth, and the mission that drives her. Whether she’s helping families grow closer, guiding others toward their calling, or creating peaceful workshops for spouses, Jenna shows up with heart and hustle—reminding us all that life’s too short not to live boldly and on purpose. This is a conversation for every spouse who’s ever felt unseen, unheard, or stretched thin.