In the first hour, host Fr. Michel Mulloy joined authors Roxane Salonen and Patti Armstrong to talk about surrendering to Divine Mercy and an upcoming event they will be speaking at in regards to this topic. It was then time for your questions during our Straight Talk call-in segment. Listeners asked questions on topics including: what the liturgical colors mean, what tips Father has for new Catholics who just came into the Church, when Jesus appeared to man, and how to deal with the stress of broken relationships with family members.

In the second hour, hosts Michael Goldsmith and Father Will Thompson spoke with Brad and Deb Nelson on the beauty of homeschooling and a preview of an event. Then, they took the 10-Minute Tour of local events. After that, Deacon Kyle Eller shared the beauty of sacred music and a workshop on sacred music. Finally, they spoke with Valerie Lietz of Active Generations on a fun event showcasing different recipes.

In the first hour, hosts Michael Goldsmith and Father Will Thompson spoke with Brad Gray on his journey of the 30-day RISE Challenge. After that, Father Will Thompson of the Diocese of Winona- Rochester took your questions about the faith and the world around us. Some topics were reflections on Good Friday and the Resurrection.

In the second hour, host Tim Mosser explored with Aaron Hingst his journey of Exodus 90. Then, he took the 10-Minute Tour of local events. After that, Ryan Pederson of the Bismarck Diocese shared about Knights on Bikes and how they benefit the community. Finally, Tim finished the hour with how people can get involved in parish life and an upcoming event with Jennifer Anderson of the Diocese of Fargo.

In the first hour, host Tim Mosser sat down with Fr. Bryan Kujawa of the Diocese of Crookston to share about the proclamation of the Good News on Easter Sunday. After that, Father Matthew Kraemer of the Diocese of Fargo took your questions about the faith and the world around us. Some topics were your reflections on the Triduum and indulgences.

In the second hour, hosts Steve Splonskowski and Brandon Clark spoke with Robin Cahoy about the importance of Catholic Education and leading students and staff closer to Christ. Next, they visited with Sister Marita and Sister Nancy from the Franciscan Sisters of Our Lady of Guadalupe on their journey of answering the call. After that, Bishop John Quinn of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester spoke about the Triduum and how it is tied into the call to the priesthood and religious life along with seminarian Riley Becher. Finally, they spoke with Cliff and Ester Pederson on the beauty of family life, struggle of combat, and help founding a Church.

In the first hour, hosts Steve Splonskowski, RPR Executive Director and Brandon Clark, RPR Programming Coordinator spoke with Father Kevin O’Dell about addictions and how people have been affected by them. After that, Father Kenneth Lulf and Fr. John Short took your questions about matters of faith. Some topics were the Easter Triduum, pronunciation of “My God, My God, why have you forsaken me?” in Aramaic, and how we can hear God calling us.

In the second hour, hosts Brad Gray and Roxane Salonen sat down with Christie Collins of the Diocese of Bismarck to find hope during infertility with Hannah’s Hope. Then, they took the 10-Minute Tour of local events. After that, Father Nick Nelson of the Diocese of Duluth shared the beauty of music in the Liturgy and about a sacred music workshop in the area. Finally, our hosts finished the hour with Joann Siple and Faline Cossman of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester on finding hope in grief of the loss of a loved one.

In the first hour, hosts Brad Gray and Roxane Salonen spoke with Emeric Erickson about his journey of coming into full communion of the Catholic Church. After that, Monsignor Schlesselmann took your questions about matters of faith. Some topics were miracles, goodness in the ordinariness of life, and creation of the universe.

In the second hour, hosts Frs. Josh and Justin Waltz spoke with Matt Langsdale about the new middle school option for Rochester Catholic Schools. We then took the 10-Minute Tour of local events. After that, the Brothers spoke with Deacon Gregory Crane about his anticipation of ordination to the priesthood. Finally, Fathers Waltz took us Around the World to talk about what's going on in the Church right now.