Al Pitrelli, Trans-Siberian Orchestra's main lead guitarist and live musical director, spends time talking heart-to-heart with us today. 

TSO is the biggest holiday touring act in the history of the United States, playing to multi-generational, family-friendly crowds for over 25 years. Since 1999, they've played over 2,000 Winter Tour shows for more than 20 million fans and donated over $20 million to local charities.

Always a high-octane, pyrotechnic extravaganza, this year's program, "The Ghosts of Christmas Eve", will feature an all-new production alongside a special second set of hits and fan-favorites that includes a 25th-anniversary salute to Beethoven's Last Night.

A TSO Christmas concert is something my family looks forward to year after year. Once you attend, you'll be hooked too! Listen in!

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There are many ways that we end up staying stuck, mostly trying to re-create what will never be again. The inability to get back to a time or a place when things felt comfortable is a fool’s errand and it never ends well. 

Being stuck in the past is heartbreaking. Instead we can try to accept what is and move forward with God. It is never too late to look inside and try to move forward. I hope you enjoy this podcast.

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Grammy-winning trio Lady A are back for a new season of joy with "On This Winter’s Night ~ Volume Two."  The first full holiday set from Charles Kelley, Hillary Scott, and Dave Haywood in 13 years features a cozy-country mix of 11 sparkling singalongs; some instant-favorite originals, modern-take classics, and timeless traditional's. 

With a total of 9 children between them (two newborns!) the trio's passion for their children, their family, and community have become paramount to them, as they speak to with the song "Why We Sing Noel."  Gather round and listen in!

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This entire podcast is meant to encourage you to put everything in God’s hands. He cares as much about the small things as he does about big things. I know it can be hard to trust sometimes, it can be nearly impossible. It’s not something you do once it’s a process you do over and over and over. I promise you it’s worth it. I hope you enjoy this episode. 

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There is a way to get through anything when you have God by your side, not as a crutch, not as a Band-Aid, but as the king of kings. He will lift you up and carry you through the floodwaters, he will hold onto you when you feel like you’re drowning under your tears, he will reach down from on high and grab you and pull you out of the flames of addiction, the flames of betrayal, he will set your feet on solid ground. When you think you can’t take another step God will take that step for you and carry you. I promise you with God all things are possible.

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Stage and screen legend, William H. Macy, joins us to talk about a powerful new film - in theaters this Friday 10/10 - "Soul on Fire".  The movie is based on the true story of motivational author and speaker, John O'Leary, who survived near-fatal burns as a child, and went on to inspire millions.

William portrays Jack Buck, baseball announcer for the St. Louis Cardinals at the time of John's accident. Jack was instrumental in John's recovery and William nailed the part. He talks about the movie, of course, but we get to know William too. To our delight, he's a low-key, affable guy with a great deal of gratitude for his life and love for his family. Listen in to hear who inspired William to become the man his is today. ~ Delilah

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Today’s episode really touches my heart. It is a reminder to appreciate all that we have in this country. It is a reminder to put our own problems into perspective…

My solo call today is from a humble man who is not angry, is not bitter, is not looking for anything but prayer for his family trapped in a war torn country.

Please remember and care about those who suffer….

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You might not recognize her without the outlandish wigs she dons as Queen Charlotte in Bridgerton, but Golda Rosheuvel shines as the overall-sporting stoic aunty Dinah that takes in her abandoned niece in the adorable film, GROW.

You'll love watching her character's transformation from gruff to gratitude. A delightful fall film about gardening, pumpkin wars, and what it means to grow as a family! There's a host of mad-cap characters, high stakes and high jinx!  In theaters October 17.

It was so lovely to speak with Golda. She's insightful, retrospective and absolutely amazing. Don't miss this conversation! ~ Delilah

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In the book of Matthew, he describes that "All things are possible with God”. 

But those were actually words that came directly from Jesus....His precious words describe God‘s infinite power to lift us beyond our human limitations. 

This episode is for anyone who has felt they could not overcome something.  It is also a reminder that through your faith in God all things are possible.

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