On this episode of The Mark White Show, April Black shares the story behind the Love Love Love 5K, a memorial run honoring the life and legacy of Teri Ingrey while raising awareness about melanoma.

April reflects on who Teri was, the meaning behind the phrase “Love, love, love,” and how that message is now bringing people together to support families facing loss and serious illness. This conversation highlights the power of community, remembrance, and choosing love even in the hardest seasons.

Listeners will also learn how the race began, why melanoma awareness matters, and how events like this help turn grief into purpose and action that supports others.

This is a story about legacy, faith, community, and the simple but powerful choice to lead with love.

On this Make A Difference Minute, I’m reminding listeners that confidence and success rarely start with having everything figured out. This segment encourages people to take steps forward even when they feel unsure, knowing that experience is often the best teacher.

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On this Make A Difference Minute, I’m reminding listeners that life is fragile and time is never guaranteed. This segment encourages people to focus on what truly matters, loving their people well, showing kindness, and understanding that legacy is built through everyday moments, not just major milestones.

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On this Make A Difference Minute, I'm sharing part of Jennifer Hope George’s conversation about how 2-year-old Isabelle Grace “Izzy” Juarez’s family learned of her B Cell Hodgkin Lymphoma diagnosis and how quickly life changed. Izzy is currently receiving treatment at Children’s in Birmingham as her family begins this unexpected journey. This minute is a reminder of how quickly life can shift and how powerful community support can be during the hardest moments.

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On this Make A Difference Minute, I’m sharing a personal reflection on the life of April Smith, a wife, mom, and friend who left a lasting impact on those who knew her. This segment reminds listeners to love their people well, show up for the people who matter, and never take time together for granted.

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On this episode of The Mark White Show, April Black shares the story behind the Love Love Love 5K, a memorial run honoring the life and legacy of Teri Ingrey while raising awareness about melanoma.

April reflects on who Teri was, the meaning behind the phrase “Love, love, love,” and how that message is now bringing people together to support families facing loss and serious illness. This conversation highlights the power of community, remembrance, and choosing love even in the hardest seasons.

Listeners will also learn how the race began, why melanoma awareness matters, and how events like this help turn grief into purpose and action that supports others.

This is a story about legacy, faith, community, and the simple but powerful choice to lead with love.

On this Make A Difference Minute, April Black shares the heart behind the Love Love Love 5K and the legacy of Teri Ingrey.

What started as a phrase Teri lived by, love, love, love, has now become a mission that is bringing a community together to remember, to support, and to raise awareness about melanoma. April talks about who Teri was, why this race matters, and how love can still move forward even after loss.

This is about honoring those we have lost, standing with those still fighting, & reminding families they’re never alone.

Real stories.

Real people.

Real impact.

News That Unites!™️

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On this episode of The Mark White Show, Mia Syn, Registered Dietitian and Founder of Nutrition By Mia, shares practical, realistic steps families can take to support heart health. From smart snack swaps to simple meal upgrades, Mia breaks down how small changes like incorporating nuts, fresh ingredients, and balanced portions can make a meaningful difference over time.

Heart health does not have to be overwhelming. It starts with everyday decisions made in your own kitchen. Listen & share.

On this edition of The Mark White Show, Chambers Ricketts shares the story of his 4-year-old son, Ethan, who was born with Polymicrogyria (PMG), a brain malformation that brings developmental delays, seizures, and requires total daily care.

Chambers offers a father’s perspective on diagnosis, responsibility, and the quiet strength required to support a child with complex medical needs while leading and loving his family well. He shares the daily realities many people never see, the victories that mean everything, and how faith and purpose continue to guide their journey.

This conversation continues the Ricketts family story with honesty, heart, and a reminder that behind every child facing medical challenges is a family showing up with unwavering love and determination.

Listen & share.

During Heart Health Month, many families are looking for simple, realistic ways to take better care of their hearts without feeling overwhelmed. On this MADM, Mia Syn, Registered Dietitian and Founder of Nutrition By Mia, shares practical nutrition insights that make heart healthy living feel doable in everyday life.

Mia explains why nuts are often recommended as part of a heart healthy diet, what makes macadamia nuts unique nutritionally, and how small, consistent food choices can support healthier cholesterol levels over time. She also shares easy recipe ideas and simple ways families can incorporate heart supportive foods into meals and snacks without completely changing their routines.

This conversation focuses on realistic, sustainable steps toward better heart health for busy families who want to make positive changes one step at a time.

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