What is the "secret bridge" to your child's heart? Drawing on a terrifying personal experience where he lost his son in a crowd, child therapist Dr. Darryl Haslam reveals the essential key to emotional connection. We discuss why many parents unintentionally destroy trust, and how practicing emotional reflection builds secure attachment better than any logical explanation.

What happens when a severe injury threatens a dancer's entire world? We share the inspiring journey of Madi Cloward, a Springville teen who channeled her passion into teaching after being diagnosed with Chronic Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS). Madi discusses how her love for dance gave her something to fight for and how she now inspires her students as a full-time choreographer.

When you look in the mirror, can you look yourself in the eye? We explore the profound power of self-reflection, which goes beyond checking your outfit. This podcast offers a simple "mirror test" to help you honestly assess your integrity, improve your relationships, and find the inner peace that comes from living a life you can stand to look at.

Calling all local musicians! We talk with Ingrid Bolz, founder of the South Canyons Chorus and Orchestra, about their auditions for the 2026 production of 'Lamb of God.' She discusses the two-fold purpose of the 501(c)(3) organization: providing high-quality musical performances and offering South Utah County musicians a chance to participate in a unifying Easter experience.

What happens when a school district partners with a local farm? Nebo School District’s Child Nutrition Coordinator, Ryan Kay, shares the success of their farm-to-school program, which recently served fresh, local sweet corn to thousands of students. We discuss how these partnerships and creative menu items—like Mummy Dogs and Walking Tacos—are making school lunch both nutritious and exciting.

What if your workout could keep burning fat long after you leave the gym? We dive into Bill Castillo’s popular MRT (Metabolic Resistance Training) class at the Clyde Recreation Center. Bill explains the science behind the "afterburn effect" (EPOC) and shares powerful stories of how his intense, yet inclusive, circuit training is giving clients the strength to do everything from jogging to picking up their grandchildren.

What makes a great teacher? We celebrate LeAnn Miller, Maple Grove Middle School’s Teacher of the Month, known for her ability to combine high academic expectations with genuine care. This podcast explores how her approach—which includes mentoring new teachers—is making learning "fun and meaningful" and helping struggling students find confidence.

Are you stuck "keeping up with the Joneses"? We explore why comparison, particularly fueled by social media, silently robs us of happiness and self-worth. This podcast offers practical antidotes like gratitude and awareness to help you refocus on your own journey and find joy in the process, not just the result.

What if a simple sign could save a life? We share the incredibly uplifting story of Brice Nokes and Ben Lyne, two men who run through their communities holding "I Believe in You" signs. This podcast explores how this small, intentional act of affirmation has brought purpose to their lives and profound emotional impact to thousands of strangers.

For over three decades, the Springville Kiwanis Club has been spreading holiday cheer through its annual food drive. We explore how this community tradition brings together local churches, schools, and volunteers to provide food boxes, gift cards, and sports vouchers to families in need. Learn how you can volunteer and help make this year another success.