Dr. Christine Bacon continues her conversation with guests from both sides of the "population": the majority and the minority. Nothing can heal our nation's current issues better than continued conversations directed at enlightening minds and changing hearts. No matter where one stands on the issue of racism, the truth remains that our nation's Black brothers and sisters believe it exists and experience it on a daily basis. So when one member of the body is hurting, the entire body is hurting and the only way to ease the pain is to find the wound in order to next find and apply the medicine. Listen in as we continue this engaging and eye-opening conversation that seeks to do just that. You may leave feeling a bit less comfortable or a bit more relieved. Either way, you'll leave changed.

America is experiencing some unprecedented events in the history of its existence as a nation. Protests and riots over race relationships have dominated our nation's cities as well as the media coverage reporting it. We are in a turning point and how we communicate with one another at this important juncture will determine the direction of all future generations of any color for decades to come. America is a great nation whose basic humanity is good and whose majority (both Black and White) seeks to love another and work together to heal our nation. But to do that we must seek first to understand those minority populations whose voices have remained unheard for far too long. As a famous person once said, "If part of the body is hurt, the whole body hurts." America is hurting. Listen in to this very real and raw conversation between some of America's greatest citizens in order to hear what's been shouted from the rooftops but had not yet been heard...until now. It'll open your eyes and hopefully your heart too, and, if we're lucky, it'll help you to see life in America from a different set of eyes than your own.

It is safe to say that 2020 is a year few will ever forget. Likely those whose lives were most affected were high school seniors whose long awaited "lasts" (last sports, last prom, last day as a "kid") were abruptly halted and became nothing more than a "virtual" reality. In this broadcast, Dr. Bacon seeks to honor a few of those graduates by giving them an hour to share a few of their memories of the good, the bad and the lessons learned from Covid and the quarantine. It is a an encouraging broadcast that will lift your spirits and brighten your day.

While the United States finds itself hurled toward a frenzied and chaotic emotional state exacerbated by tenuous race relationships and and the media's fixation on all things negative and divisive, Retired Army General Ron Lewis offers advice based on his thirty years leading troops into successful missions.  Listen in to this engaging discussion that seeks to bring sanity and peace back to our nation's hurting cities, families and soul. It's well worth the listen.