In this episode of *The Good News with Angie Austin*, host Angie Austin interviews Dr. Lina Abujamra, a telemedicine physician, author, and founder of Living With Power Ministries. Dr. Abujamra discusses her book *Still Standing: Following Jesus Even When It Hurts*, reflecting on finding spiritual resilience amidst personal and community setbacks, as well as her ministry's relief work supporting communities in Lebanon and Ukraine. The conversation also addresses modern challenges—such as social media pressures, the desire for external affirmation, and parental anxiety—emphasizing the importance of trusting God through life's waiting periods and recognizing everyday moments of grace.

In an interview with host Angie Austin, Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman shares insights from his initiative of spending Friday nights at a local shelter to better understand and serve the city's unhoused population. He discusses Aurora's growth, safety efforts, and a three-tiered program designed to help individuals move from temporary shelter into full self-sufficiency.

Later in the program, Walgreens pharmacist and immunization director Samantha Picking joins the show to emphasize the importance of early flu prevention, particularly for older adults and vulnerable populations. She details the convenience of getting updated vaccines at local pharmacies and highlights how staying up to date on seasonal immunizations helps prevent severe illness and hospitalization.

In this episode of *The Good News with Angie Austin*, host Angie Austin conducts three insightful interviews covering mental health, literature, and spiritual growth.

First, LaFon Jantz discusses the book *Social Media and Depression*, co-authored by her late husband Dr. Gregory Jantz, exploring how digital habits impact mental health, the physiological role of dopamine, and the vital necessity of real-life human connection. Next, author Grace Fox introduces her devotional study *Names of God: Going Strong*, sharing how understanding God's character helps individuals find inner resilience and rest amidst life's struggles. Throughout the program, Angie and her guests emphasize faith, community support, and finding balance in everyday life.

In this episode of *The Good News with Angie Austin*, author and attorney Willum Gary breaks down his historical fiction novels *Postwar* and *La La La – The Escape*, detailing the intense research behind his suspenseful plots. Then, Jim Stovall delivers an inspiring "Winner's Wisdom" message on recognizing life's "Magic Moments," sharing unforgettable personal stories about Pearl Harbor hero Arles Cole and music icon Tony Bennett. Finally, Doug Johnson from AAA Mountain West provides critical safety tips to protect drivers and roadside workers during peak Labor Day holiday travel.

On this episode of *The Good News with Angie Austin*, Angie catches up with long-time community advocate and Volunteers of America retiree Jim White. Jim shares how he found renewed purpose in retirement by volunteering across the Denver area—from distributing over 144,000 children’s books to local food banks and pediatric offices with arc Thrift Stores to organizing sensory-friendly string quartet concerts with the Colorado Symphony. Learn how getting involved in your local community can enrich your life and bring joy to others.

In this episode of *The Good News with Angie Austin*, Angie speaks with retired law enforcement officer and author John Mattinger about his book *Lethal Doses: The Story Behind the Godfather of Fentanyl*. Mattinger breaks down the life of clandestine chemist George Markquart, detailing how Markquart simplified the synthesis of fentanyl and ignited a deadly public health crisis. Learn about the hidden dangers of street drugs, illicit manufacturing, and why fentanyl poisoning is unlike any previous drug epidemic.

In this episode of *The Good News with Angie Austin*, Angie speaks with Scott Montgomery about his book *How Did You Get Here? Lessons of Unconventional Success* and the impact of mentors, advisors, and coaches on career growth. Later in the show, IBHS Senior Meteorologist Sarah Clapa joins to share essential storm prep advice, highlighting how fortified roofs and wind pressure–rated garage doors protect homes against severe weather.

In this episode of *The Good News with Angie Austin*, host Angie Austin sits down with author Parfait Bassalé to discuss his book, *The Way of Befriending: Transforming Relationships and Organizations for Belonging*. Bassalé shares actionable strategies for bridging divides, navigating difficult conversations with grace, and cultivating deeper connections through the five core principles of his "FRIEND" framework.

In this episode of *The Good News with Angie Austin*, host Angie Austin speaks with author and motivational speaker Jim Stovall about overcoming contempt and apathy through daily gratitude and mindfulness. Later in the broadcast, Robert Gebbia, CEO of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, joins the show to discuss suicide warning signs, mental health awareness, and the impact of the Out of the Darkness Walks.

In this episode of *The Good News with Angie Austin*, host Angie Austin catches up with veteran comedian Jeff Allen to discuss his book, *Are We There Yet?*. Jeff opens up about his journey through comedy, marriage, addiction, and finding transformative faith in Jesus Christ. Tune in for an encouraging conversation filled with humor, hope, and practical lessons on navigating life's longest journeys.