Sam shares a heartfelt story about her bond with her father, who was frequently away during her childhood because of military duties. As an adult, she values their phone conversations and contemplates the inevitability of their last exchange, and the lasting message of love that her dad will someday leave behind.

Sam shares about the time Zoe discovered the Amazon gift catalog. It's a story about the long-standing holiday tradition of never getting what you want. Have you experienced this?

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Tech Sergeant Kenneth O'Brien's has saved a few people in his lifetime. On the way to receive an actual award for this, he saved a one-year-old child who had lost consciousness on the flight he was on, by clearing the child's breathing passage and resuscitating him. His rescues have included saving someone from a burning vehicle in Korea, and he also played a significant role in the Thai soccer team cave water rescue a few years ago. He just cannot stop being awesome. Well done, Sergeant.

Well, Brant has some Shock Jock News & Insight on the legendary Rick Astley and his song, "Never Gonna Give You Up." He finds it interesting, shocking in fact, that two years after that massive hit, Rick released a song titled "Giving Up on Love."  Click PLAY for this interesting tidbit.

Brant and Sherri discuss the struggle with depression and the concept of joy. Brant shares that when he takes himself less seriously, it helps him feel more joyful, and that trusting in God's goodness helps him maintain his sense of joy.

Brant and Sherri dive into the everyday technological annoyances that continue to exist, even with the progress made in AI and generative AI. They point out challenges like malfunctioning shopping cart wheels, inconsistent printers, and inefficient soap dispensers. Both are disheartened that these issues remain unresolved and irritants.

In this episode of "Brant's Three Things," Brant discusses three actions that can strengthen a marriage. The second point: Expressing love even during disagreements.

The first tip emphasizes the importance of regularly complimenting your wife's appearance, as there can often times be insecurity.

Brant's "Three Things" presents a special love edition focusing on three things your wife will love you for. The third and final point emphasizes the importance of change.

A recent study confirms the long-standing cliché that doctors have terrible handwriting. BUT... there's a silver lining: while their letters may be illegible, their numbers are clear and readable. This ensures that the correct dosage is accurate for whatever it is you're being prescribed.