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.

Her bestselling book "Primal Loss: the Now Adult Children of Divorce Speak" opened her eyes as to the devastation wreaked by divorce but gave a voice to its greatest victims: the children. "Impossible" Marriages Redeemed, while not a sequel, builds hope by showing that divorce is not always an ending but an opportunity for great redemption. Listen in as author Leila Miller discusses fifty such stories of redemption and be greatly encouraged that nothing is ever impossible with God.

Abortion is the number one cause of death for African Americans outnumbering all other causes of death combined. In New York City, more Black babies are aborted than are born alive. According to Hoye, if numbers don't change Blacks in America will be extinct in three decades...but not if he has anything to do about it. Listen in to this riveting story of Hoye's time on the streets changing the minds of abortion-minded Black women, his time in jail defending them and his continuing mission changing lives today. You will not be able to walk away.

What is true love? What does it take to be truly happy in marriage? What about conditions? Should there be any? Or should love be unconditional? What about infidelity? Amanda and Daniel Farnum are well-able to answer these questions as they have already had to address them in their own--now thriving--marriage. Listen in as they and Dr. Christine Bacon discuss their marriage beginnings, the devastation that almost doomed it and the powerful events that fostered its reconciliation. It's a show you won't want to miss.

It used to be called "Last Rites" but today the "Anointing of the Sick" is one of the most beautiful of the Sacraments of all--and one that can be received more than once. This beautiful sacrament is actually two in one and does so much more than just usher people into their eternal reward. Listen in to this broadcast to grow stronger in your faith and understanding of Christ, the Church and His Sacraments and, most importantly, to draw closer to the Lord. You'll be grateful you did.

The Sacrament of Reconciliation is probably the least understood and appreciated of all the Sacraments--including by Catholics. Why do we need to go to a priest to confess our sins when we could go straight to God? Where in the bible does it talk about confessing? What's the difference between a venial and a mortal sin? How does this sacrament draw us closer to God? To get the answers to these questions and more, this is the show you'll not want to miss. Listen in to this very informative and engaging conversation. You'll be glad you did.

It has been said that unforgiveness and resentment are like drinking poison and waiting for your enemy to die. Holding onto hurt, pain and resentment only hurt and destroy the one holding onto the offense, not the offender. So what is forgiveness? Does forgiving the one who killed your brother, molested your child or abandoned you mean the same as absolution? Listen in as these questions and more are discussed by relationship experts Dr. Jessica McCleese and Dr. Christine Bacon. It will definitely challenge you and leave you questioning, Have I forgiven my neighbor yet? Am I forgiven too? Is forgiveness even possible for me? Be encouraged as you learn the positive truths regarding the gift of forgiveness.

Have you ever met one of those persons whose story just touches and transforms you in ways totally unexpected? Neal Knight is one of those persons. Sexually molested twice by the age of nine, his beloved grandmother dead in a house fire by age fifteen and a lifetime of unreleased anger which ultimately led to his fifty-five year prison sentence. But it was in that very prison that he finally found freedom from the pain and anger that followed him for nearly half a century. Grab a box of tissues as your heart and soul are sure to be touched by this story of pain and redemption...and you'll be left with a song in your heart.

When one of every four girls and one of every seven boys gets sexually abused before the age of eighteen, someone has to make it stop. That someone is Simon, the green and purple puppet who's teaching children around the world to "just tell." The brain child of puppeteer Regina Marscheider, who herself survived traumatic child sexual abuse, Simon is part of an Emmy Award winning musical marionette show that travels the nation educating and empowering children and adults alike. You will NOT want to miss this enlightening and engaging broadcast.