This topic was suggested by MaryAnn, one of our loyal listeners to Take 2 with Jerry and Debbie. MaryAnn wanted to know if your time at home is turning into a spiritual retreat or does it feel like more of a vacation? Great question and one that we are sure you will happily answer. So please call us at, 1-833-288-3986. Your contribution to the discussion helps others learn and grow. Don’t miss the opportunity to impart your wisdom.

During the stay-at-home orders, is your family praying more? Are you watching Mass and other religious programs on TV? Are you choosing movies that are spiritually uplifting? Are you exercising more and eating better? Are you taking naps throughout the day? Are you working in the garden or doing a different outdoor activity? Have you dusted off the board games to play with family? Are you baking more? Do you find yourself praying the Rosary throughout the day? Lots of questions, many angles to cover, we just need your participation. Should be a great show, and one we can all learn from…

We are constantly bombarded these days with some pretty devastating news. How many tested positive for COVID-19. How many are hospitalized. How many people on ventilators. But the worst, on a daily basis, is the growing number of those that have died from this virus. Yet, throughout this entire pandemic, there have been the heroic stories of those on the front lines. The brave nurses, talented doctors, the first responders, the truck drivers, grocery workers, delivery people and our own Catholic priests. So many folks doing amazing things for their communities, their loved ones, and their parishioners. Share with us the great stories you have heard recently that really moved you and restored your faith in humanity. Call us at, 1-833-288-3986.

We are constantly bombarded these days with some pretty devastating news. How many tested positive for COVID-19. How many are hospitalized. How many people on ventilators. But the worst, on a daily basis, is the growing number of those that have died from this virus. Yet, throughout this entire pandemic, there have been the heroic stories of those on the front lines. The brave nurses, talented doctors, the first responders, the truck drivers, grocery workers, delivery people and our own Catholic priests. So many folks doing amazing things for their communities, their loved ones, and their parishioners. Share with us the great stories you have heard recently that really moved you and restored your faith in humanity. Call us at, 1-833-288-3986.

Easter is a normally a time when countless people come into full communion with the Catholic Church. (God-willing, this year’s converts won’t have to wait much longer). All year round people return to a practice of their Catholic faith after some time away. These people are often referred to as reverts.

Have you come back to the Catholic Church following a period of time away?

What was it like to return and receive the sacraments again?

What were the main reasons you felt it necessary to leave the Church in the first place?

Did you embrace another Christian tradition?

Or did you leave Christianity altogether?

Was there anyone who was instrumental in your return to Catholicism?

How joyful are you now that you have “come home?”

Call and share your personal lived experience on Thursday’s show.

Twice a month, Jerry and Debbie invite you to call with your important prayer intentions. One of these shows is dedicated to taking your intentions that are urgent, and that need God’s attention right away. That’s what we have prepared for you on Wednesday. Please join us with your urgent intentions, and let’s all be united in prayer for one another’s important and timely needs.

Join us for Part 2 of this discussion on the Eucharist. Folks are sharing from their hearts on what the Eucharist means to them. We had full phone lines yesterday and expect the same for tomorrow. Please call in early during the show, so that you can share what it feels like not being able to actually receive the Eucharist at this time. Remember, we all learn and grow from one another.

Join Jerry and Debbie as they switch gears from their original topic of "Mishandling the Eucharist" to discussing how you are "Missing the Eucharist...."

In yet another instance of coincidental timing, Take 2 With Jerry and Debbie will feature another show on Tuesday that has tremendous significance during these days of the pandemic, when most kids are home more than they otherwise would be. People of all ages play video games, but the demographics definitely skew toward younger people. This topic was suggested by a listener named Allan, who, on a recent Unscripted show, mentioned that he may be playing too many video games. Here are some things to be thinking about for Tuesday’s broadcast:

Do you play video games?

Are you on any sort of time limit?

Is it difficult to get your kids to stop playing video games?

What is your take on the different types of video games, so many of which portray brutality and violence?

Perhaps you’re just fine with every genre of video games?

Have you observed any behavioral changes in those around you – especially your kids – who’ve played a lot of video games?

Do you think there is any connection at all between violent video games and attacks by youth on their peers and others?

Are such “links” blown out of proportion?

Remember, it’s your show, so be sure to call in and share your take on this very important subject.

Do you play video games?

Are you on any sort of time limit?

Is it difficult to get your kids to stop playing video games?

What is your take on the different types of video games, so many of which portray brutality and violence?

Perhaps you’re just fine with every genre of video games?

Have you observed any behavioral changes in those around you – especially your kids – who’ve played a lot of video games?

Do you think there is any connection at all between violent video games and attacks by youth on their peers and others?

Are such “links” blown out of proportion?

Remember, it’s your show, so be sure to call in and share your take on this very important subject.

Adam Blai, a religious demonologist joins Jerry and Debbie. Pandemics come and go.

Jesus said to be not afraid, and gave us a detailed model of how Christians are to deal with death. This week, and the stations specifically, teach us:

Everyone dies, it is a reality of this worldly life.

Life includes suffering.

Jesus accepted the suffering allowed by God.

The other side of dying well is the resurrection!

Jesus is there for us when we are afraid, and when we are dying.

Turn to God in these times, and do your best to be good through them.

In yet another instance of coincidental timing, Take 2 With Jerry and Debbie will feature another show on Tuesday that has tremendous significance during these days of the pandemic, when most kids are home more than they otherwise would be. People of all ages play video games, but the demographics definitely skew toward younger people. This topic was suggested by a listener named Allan, who, on a recent Unscripted show, mentioned that he may be playing too many video games. Here are some things to be thinking about for Wednesday's broadcast:

Do you play video games?

Are you on any sort of time limit?

Is it difficult to get your kids to stop playing video games?

What is your take on the different types of video games, so many of which portray brutality and violence?

Perhaps you’re just fine with every genre of video games?

Have you observed any behavioral changes in those around you – especially your kids – who’ve played a lot of video games?

Do you think there is any connection at all between violent video games and attacks by youth on their peers and others?

Are such “links” blown out of proportion?

Remember, it’s your show, so be sure to call in and share your take on this very important subject.

Do you play video games?

Are you on any sort of time limit?

Is it difficult to get your kids to stop playing video games?

What is your take on the different types of video games, so many of which portray brutality and violence?

Perhaps you’re just fine with every genre of video games?

Have you observed any behavioral changes in those around you – especially your kids – who’ve played a lot of video games?

Do you think there is any connection at all between violent video games and attacks by youth on their peers and others?

Are such “links” blown out of proportion?

Remember, it’s your show, so be sure to call in and share your take on this very important subject.