1/13/23 6am CT Hour

• Kendra explains that many do not like the word discipline but if we change the way we look and understand the word, it can be freeing and helpful.
• Juan shares some of the things we can examine in our life about the way we are consuming media and make better choices for ourselves and our families in the new year.
• Bishop Mueggenborg reflects on this Sunday's reading and what we can learn from what Jesus is teaching us.

1/13/23 7am CT Hour

• Monsignor shares  how reality is not arbitrary and science shows us the truth of God is life.
• Mary expresses the long and hopeful road ahead in building a culture and community of love in our culture today.
• Fr. Rocha comments on Damar Hamlin and how a stadium full of people and around the country were driven to prayer and the power of that when we come together.

1/12/23 6am CT Hour

• John, Glen and Sarah chat about the born Alive Protection Act, classified documents found in President Biden's possession and Damar Hamlin recovering.
• Monsignor chats about reality and why it is not arbitrary. He touches on the pro-life movement.
• Emily asks listeners to consider ways that we can pray and give our day to Christ. what areas of our life can we give to Him.

1/12/23 7am CT Hour

• John, Glen and Sarah chat about the Born Alive Protection Act passed by the House, more classified documents found in President Biden's possession and Damar released from hospital.
• Dr. Burns shares his experience of going to Pope Benedict XVI's funeral and the legacy of his spiritual works.
• Fr. Kubicki shares how we can keep the joy of Christmas spirit into ordinary time.
• Callers share why they love going to daily mass.

1/11/23 6am CT Hour

• John, Glen and Sarah chat about President Biden's reaction to classified documents, computer malfunctions that stop air traffic and winning the lottery.
• Steve reacts to President Biden's trip to southern border and the issue of drugs being smuggled through to America from Mexico.
• Ashley reports on Pope Francis' general audience, loss of Cardinal Pell, Pope Benedict XVI crypt nd more.
• Annabelle delves into some of January's famous saints like Sebastian, Elizabeth Ann Seton and St. Anthony the Abbott.

1/11/23 7am CT Hour

• John, Glen and Sarah chat about the classified documents President Biden had, computer systems affecting domestic flights and the lottery.
• Fr. Marcel shares the good and bad side to complaining and offers how we can keep it in check.
• Dave lists the 5 things that often keep us from success in business and life.

1/10/23 6am CT Hour

• John, Glen and Sarah chat about  confidential papers concerning President Biden, Georgia Bulldogs big win and doggie fitbits.
• Laura shares all the obstacles we have overcome in the past year and what we can be grateful for and hope towards in 2023.
• Damon shares some of the strong celebrity marriages in our culture and John, glen and Sarah chat about what things we can do for our marriages in 2023 to make them stronger and happier.

1/10/23 7am CT Hour

• John, Glen and Sarah chat about the finding of classified documents in Biden's possession from the past, Georgia Bulldogs win and dog fitbits.
• Martha reflects on what “ordinary” time really means and challenges listeners to not just get back to regular business but to make it a time where you spread God’s love in an extraordinary way. she encourages reading a little bit of the Bible every day to grow as well.
• Harry shares some tips on how to increase the probability of success when it comes to New Year Resolutions.

1/9/23 6am CT Hour

• Fr. Ploof talks about John's role in the Baptism of the Lord and the power of the sacrament and role of parents and godparents in the life of the baptized.
• Brian explains what the approval of the abortion pill in pharmacies will mean for access and safety for expectant mothers and what pro-life organizations can do to help women choose life. 

1/9/23 7am CT Hour

• Fr. Burke talks football and breaks down what the Catechism says about the Sacrament of Holy Orders and the lineage of Bishops who can ordain that go back to St. Peter and the Apostles.
• Anne shares why being childlike in the winter has its advantages in being more cheerful through the darkness and disappointment after the Christmas season ends.