What does it take to find healing after a tragic loss? A mother shares her deeply personal story of losing her son's to suicide and the unexpected journey of finding purpose through serving others. This episode is a powerful and candid conversation about a family’s grief, the miracles that followed, and a reminder that "if we all serve others, that is when we will find a way to really be okay."

What does it take to grow a successful garden? Join us as we explore the surprising and rewarding process of backyard gardening, from dealing with pests to finding "volunteer" plants. We’ll discuss the joys of a bountiful harvest and how gardening can be a satisfying way to connect with friends and neighbors.

What's the secret to a 30-year-old business's success? We explore the story of Zubs, a beloved sandwich shop that has become a true community hub. We'll dive into the legendary bread recipe, the reason behind the unique name, and how the owners and their team have built a legacy of food, family, and connection.

Looking for ways to make a difference? Join us as we explore a list of simple, impactful acts of service you can do in your daily life. From helping a neighbor with yard work to leaving a surprise for a stranger, this episode is filled with inspiration for spreading kindness and strengthening your community.

What does it take to create an inclusive fitness community? We talk with Alec Noll, an instructor at Springville's Clyde Recreation Center, about his philosophy of making fitness accessible for everyone. Join us to learn how he's building more than just muscle—he's helping clients find joy in movement and build confidence one workout at a time.

What makes a great teacher? We're celebrating Ms. Savannah Cox, a first-grade teacher whose passion and positivity are making a huge impact at Park Elementary. Join us as we explore how she blends high expectations with love and joy to create a thriving classroom and uplift her entire school community.

Feeling overwhelmed by constant distractions? Join us as we explore the art of being present and how to stop, breathe, and truly listen to the world around you. This episode shares actionable tips—from using your senses like a curious kid to leveraging technology with intention—that can help you find clarity and peace in your daily life.

We're celebrating an incredible achievement by a local non-profit! Tabitha’s Way Food Pantry was recently honored with the 2025 Governor's Spirit of Service Award. We dive into the organization's tireless work, which includes mobilizing thousands of volunteers and providing over 9 million meals to local families in need.

What do you do when life feels like a storm? Join us as we explore a powerful metaphor for finding hope and healing, even in our darkest moments. We'll discuss how to build a shelter against life's struggles, the importance of self-evaluation, and why "Tomorrow Needs You."

What does it take to find healing after a tragic loss? A mother shares her deeply personal story of losing her son to suicide and the unexpected journey of finding purpose through serving others. This episode is a powerful and candid conversation about a family’s grief, the miracles that followed, and a reminder that "if we all serve others, that is when we will find a way to really be okay."