The Kathie J Show

Is the uncertainty in your life causing you anxiety? Are you living with a level of anxiety, fear and depression? If so, you might need to consider starting your day differently. Dr. Patti helps us understand what happens to our bodies when we allow uncertainty to overcome us. She also explains how to recognize issues, and then provides tools you can use to push through the anxiety.

Do you want the best free Christmas meal in town? It’s happening Thursday, December 19, from 4-6 p.m. at Eastern Hills Community Church off of Smokey Hill and Arapahoe Road in Aurora. Community and Christmas go together. Meet Kelvin and hear why and how they are able to help so many people in our community. 

On the first and third Thursday of each month, you drive up and pop your trunk, and Kelvin and his volunteers put free groceries in your car and give you as many free meals as you need. They served over 800 meals two weeks ago and are looking forward to tonight’s holiday ham.

Kelvin and For Aurora also gave away two high quality toys to 704 kids! Enjoy Kelvin talking about the human spirit and the spirit of giving during the holidays.

Wear your holiday gear and let's jingle all the way toward a cure!

Did you know that gout is a form of arthritis? There are many pains and symptoms that fall under the arthritis umbrella.

One in four people will get arthritis in their life, and that includes babies.

This holiday season, have some fun on this easy walk with hot cocoa and Santa, and feel good knowing you're helping others. 'Tis the season to give.

Grace and Annie join me to talk about recognizing symptoms of arthritis and finding a cure for it.

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Dog story alert! Taki, the dog with disabilities, has a book out that teaches kids (and adults) about never giving up.

Taki, born with a cleft lip and a hole in his heart, went all the way to CSU to see special animal doctors.

Also, what is "compassion fatigue?" Workers in the animal service industry are feeling it hard. Hear what it is and how each of us can help in small, but major, ways.

Taki’s story is a powerful reminder that our differences make us special, not limited.

Alana Connelly, author of "Taki the Brave Little Warrior" has been working with animals for 30 years.

Order today for a stocking stuffer! 50 percent of proceeds will go towards Taki's Legacy Fund to benefit families who need financial assistance to see specialty vets at CSU's Veterinary Teaching Hospital!

What does it mean to be a servant at heart? This holiday season, meet my friend Bob Logan, the owner of Plumbline Services. Bob walks the walk. Bob and his company are fair, trustworthy and operate with faith in the lord and their company.

Every year, Bob gives $1,000 to 10 deserving families with Plumbline Services' Christmas On Us at KOSI 101.1.

I always love talking to Bob. Put your trust in Bob and his company for any plumbing, heating, cooling, electrical and drainage needs. Get more info at KOSI101.com. Thank you, Bob.

Guess who’s back? Larry Ulibarri  joined me after my Halloween party to talk about the food, decorations and costumes. Give us five minutes. Thanks for laughing with us.

Just a quick catching up with Kathie J and Larry Ulibarri! We are talking about the Halloween parade on Broadway and the worst thing that you ever got trick-or-treating.

Take five minutes and laugh with us.

Look! It's Chris Parente from Channel 2 Daybreak! Chris and I are good friends that shared five magical years together once upon a time on Colorado's Everyday Show.

I'm so happy that he finally had time to come on my show! 

Chris and I talk about our TV and radio careers, as well as our favorite memories from our Everyday Show on FOX31.

Yes, after all these years we still have that brother/sister chemistry that everyone loved to watch so much. Thank you for always laughing with us. I hope you enjoy watching this as much as I enjoyed filming it.

Follow Chris @chrisparentetv and watch he and Ken Clark every morning on Channel 2 Daybreak.

Country music is the home where Denver/Albuquerque artist Simes Carter has finally found his true voice. After decades in the music industry making beats and producing platinum-selling records for hip hop and R&B artists, Carter is ready to let the world hear his true voice and his true heart. “I used to sing with an auto-tuner,” he said. To which I was dumbfounded to learn, because Carter has one of the smoothest and deepest country voices that I’ve ever heard. It is one that my own father would love singing along with in the car. Carter writes and produces his own music. He is also an all-around good man. In addition to being a husband and dad, he is also the girls' little league softball coach and a club DJ if he finds the time during his touring schedule. Listen to this episode and hear how a man "that looks like he can throw you through a wall" took years to find his own voice. Be inspired to find your own voice and follow Carter at Simescarter.com. Let's help him cross the finish line.