
Modeling the behavior of Jesus as a man
What does biblical masculinity mean – and how does it apply in today’s world? Andy Youso, host of the Life 102.5 podcast, “Manly with Andy,” dives into what manliness is all about and explores the biggest challenge facing men. He also describes how the podcast came to be.

The journey of parenting teens
Raising teenagers can be many things, but certainly not boring! Wisconsin native Amy Betters-Midvedt would know as she’s currently parenting her fifth teen. We talk with her about her new book, “You’ll Make It (And They Will Too) – Everything No One Talks About When You’re Parenting Teens.” She shares what she’s learned from her experiences, including how to respond when they rebel, communicate with them more effectively, and lean on God for support.

Modeling values for our children at sporting events
If you have kids who play summer sports, you know what it’s like running them to practices and games, spending money on uniforms and equipment, and maybe even witnessing other parents and coaches losing their cool on the sidelines. Tyler Turner of Athletes in Action Wisconsin talks about how parents can help instill godly values in their children – on and off the field.

Helping the unhoused in Madison
Did you know summer is the busiest time of year for homeless shelters in the U.S.? Connie Vacho of Shelter From the Storm Ministries in Sun Prairie explains why the unhoused population spikes during the summer months. She also talks about how her organization helps get these vulnerable people back on their feet and the role faith plays in the process.

Military Appreciation Month
This week, in recognition of Military Appreciation Month, we talk with Ret. U.S. Navy Chief Christine Baumann from the Wausau area about her role as a Religious Program Specialist and her experiences assisting military chaplains. We also discuss how people can pray for and support those serving in the U.S. military.

Serving police officers as they serve our community
Having to make very consequential decisions in an instant, being exposed to traumatic events, and dealing with negative attitudes among the public. Those are some of the reasons why police officers’ jobs are so difficult.