The Mark White Show

On this episode of The Mark White Show, I’m joined by Alex Fourie, a PGA professional and founder of Single Hand Golf, whose journey began in a Ukrainian orphanage and led to breaking barriers in the world of golf.

Born with one arm and facing early life challenges, Alex found purpose and belonging through the game of golf after being adopted and brought to the United States. Today, he is one of the top adaptive golfers in the country, a PGA instructor, and a passionate advocate for children with adaptive needs.

In this conversation, Alex shares how golf became more than a sport, how resilience shaped his path, and why giving others the opportunity to belong is at the heart of his mission. From mentoring young golfers to supporting Ukrainian orphans, Alex reminds us that true success is measured by the difference we make in the lives of others.

On this Make A Difference Minute, I’m reminding listeners that strength doesn’t always look the way people expect. Sometimes pulling yourself together means showing up. Sometimes it means asking for help. And sometimes it means simply taking the next right step.

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On this episode of The Mark White Show, I’m joined by Darryl Fuhrman, President of Lettermen of the USA, sharing the mission behind the One Yard at a Time Gala and how LOTUSA serves and supports our nation’s veterans and their families.

Also joining me are Juna N Joey, a rising brother sister country duo with millions of views online. They talk about their new single Stop Thinking and the efforts they’re passionate about beyond the music, including using their platform to make a positive impact.

Two conversations. One show. Stories of service, purpose, and passion. Listen & share.

On this Make A Difference Minute, I’m joined by Gene O’Neill, CEO of the North American Veterinary Community.

Gene will share what NAVC does, why bringing veterinarians together matters, and how education, prevention, and trusted care teams help pets live healthier, longer lives.

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On tonight's show, you’ll hear the full conversation with Bonnie Lynn Harlow, a listener whose life intersected with Ruger Ennis’ story in a powerful way. After hearing Haley & Ruger’s journey shared on the show, Bonnie made the decision to become a living kidney donor.

This is definitely about what can happen when stories are shared with care and purpose. This is the heart behind The Mark White Show.

Please continue to keep Bonnie in your prayers as she now recovers from surgery and listen in tonight as we share a conversation that reminds us why effort, intention, and humanity still matter.

On this Make A Difference Minute, Elizabeth Williams, Jace Watkins’ 5th grade teacher at Hueytown Intermediate School, shares the impact of the Buddy Bench dedication and how she helps her students move forward with care, compassion, and connection. Her words remind us that small acts of kindness can make a lasting difference in the lives of children.

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On tonight’s edition of TMWS, I have two segments centered on care, leadership, and responsibility.

In the first segment, we are at Hueytown Intermediate School for the Buddy Bench dedication honoring fifth grader Jace Watkins. Joining me are Principal Cari McClellen and Jace’s fifth grade teacher, Elizabeth Williams. This conversation reflects what happens when educators lead with presence, compassion, and consistency.

In the second segment, we shift to VMX 2026, the world’s largest veterinary conference. My guests are Gene O’Neill and Dr. Dana Varble with the North American Veterinary Community. They share insight on preventive care, long term pet health, and why trusted veterinary teams matter for families from the start.

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On this Make A Difference Minute, you will hear from Hueytown Intermediate School Principal Cari McClellen as she shares why the Buddy Bench dedication in honor of 5th grader Jace Watkins matters so much to her school family.

Principal McClellen also shares her vision for the future, using Buddy Benches to bring students together across campuses, creating safe places for friendship, empathy, and connection.

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On this Make A Difference Minute, I’m reminding listeners that one of the most meaningful things we can do is let people know they are not alone. Many carry silent burdens and feel unseen, even while surrounded by others. This segment encourages presence, compassion, and small acts of connection that can make a lasting difference.

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On this Make A Difference Minute, I’m reminding listeners of the importance of awareness without cynicism. Some people are more interested in what you can do for them than in who you are. Recognizing that doesn’t require bitterness, but it does require clarity. This segment encourages healthy boundaries, discernment, and staying kind while remaining aware.

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