Author Paul White and Jo Lynn Bright discuss the 5 languages of appreciation in the workplace (Chapman & White, 2007) and how both supervisors and colleagues can benefit learning how those around them function best. Part of the 2022 "Book Review" series.

Norma Donovan, author of "Restoring Your Heart to Deepen Intimacy," joins Jo Lynn to dicuss her 2021 book and the ways we can strengthen our intimacy with others and with God, clearing out emotional blockages of abandonment, rejection, shame, fear, and deception.

On this episode, Jo Lynn is joined by Stacey Winter and Clayton Campbell to review the book "The Ruthless Elmination of Hurry," written by John Mark Comer.

Jo Lynn discusses the second half of ten practices that Jesus exemplified while on Earth, and what we can take away from him for our own mental health and wellness. Make sure to listen to Part 1 as well! :)

In the first of a two-part series, Jo Lynn breaks down 5 of the 10 mental health practices as demonstrated by Jesus throughout the Scriptures. Listen in to this 20-minute episode and take away action steps for your life modeled after Jesus himself.

Jo Lynn and guest (Renee Johnson, Knoxville, TN) discuss all levels of relationships during the coronavirus pandemic. When we remember the power in God's words, and the power behind how we define ourselves, we can break free from seasons of pain. You don't have to be a single person to learn a ton from this episode, either! There are great bits of knowledge for you no matter what season you're in.

Tom Brown, owner and operator of Meadowlark Farms in Rose Hill, KS, shares his life experiences - from being a missionary in Asia to running his beautiful orchard - and how they've shaped what he calls his "abundant life" in Jesus.

Kim Blackman and Sasha Berg from Chicken N' Pickle, a popular Wichita hotspot where patrons come to play pickleball and eat delicious chicken, talk about entertainment in the community, the impact of the coronavirus, and the mental health benefits of getting outdoors and having fun with others.

Chester Nichols, Assistant Women's Basketball Coach at Wichita State University, knows a thing or two about working with student-athletes in the age of the coronavirus pandemic. Join Chester and Jo Lynn Bright of HopeNet as they discuss his background, father's suicide, and mental health in student-athletes lives both over the past two years and in the future.

Denise Sherman with the Kansas African-American Museum joins Studio 2501 to discuss the museum's goals and progress to educate, entertain, and inform Wichitans during the pandemic and into the future.