Mike Epstein lost 220 lbs on ABC's Extreme Weight Loss last year. He sits down with Jerry and Blanca about how he was successful in losing the weight and keeping it off. Also, there is a casting call to be on the show this weekend. Learn more here: http://extremeweightlosscasting.com

Jerry and Blanca sit down with singer/songwriter Natalie Grant, and talk about her event for women "Dare to Be" coming to Ashburn January 25.

Victorianne Russell Walton is a breast-cancer survivor who is now offering hope to others who are struggling with the disease. Jerry and Blanca talk to her about the organizations she started, The Ribbon of Love Project and It's In the Genes. http://www.itsinthegenes.com

Coming off his American Music Award win, Matthew West sits down with Jerry and Blanca about what makes his music effective, and about being a part of The Story Tour coming to our area December 10th.

November is National Adoption Month, and Jerry and Blanca talk with co-founder and Senior Vice-President of the NBA's Orlando Magic, who has 19 kids--and 14 of them are adopted! http://patwilliams.com

Jerry and Blanca sit down with Scott & Bethany Palmer--The Money Couple--to help you discover your money personality and offer resources to help couples manage their finances without arguments. Learn more at http://themoneycouple.com

Friday morning Jerry got a chance to talk with a Capitol Police officer named Shelley. She was working yesterday when everything broke loose at the Capitol. She is working even though she isn't getting paid right now because of the government shutdown. Her words really encouraged him and hope they will encourage you as well.

​Francois Yoakim is a 30 year-old single man who says he is saving himself for marriage. And he's been getting attention for a Facebook fan page his friends half-jokingly created for him called Wife Me as a fun and clever way to get him on the radar as an eligible bachelor. He refers to himself as a market-place minister--and is using this fan page as a way of witnessing.

Jerry Woods sits down with Mark Hall, lead singer of Casting Crowns, who will be in town October 10 in Frederick. This is the full interview with portions not aired.

Mark Mitchell is an historian, advanced collector, speaker, appraiser and dealer, and is considered to be one of the nation's foremost authorities in the acquisition, research, marketing, and preservation of original African-Amercian manuscripts, documents, newspapers, photographs, books, and artifacts. Mark is also a noted dealer in early American newspapers and United States coins.