Episodes

Ross had everyone laughing this morning as he revealed the little things that make him feel fancy, and the crew didn’t hold back with their own confessions. From there, the conversation took a thoughtful turn as the team reminded each other that it’s never too late to reset our relationship with technology and make more intentional choices. A fun mix of lighthearted honesty and real‑life encouragement that felt good for the soul.

Chaplain Justin helped us slow down and honor what we’re really feeling when grief shows up in our lives. Cheri the Boomer brought the heat with The Twist trivia, and Lauren the Millennial turned the tables by stumping the whole crew with her Shrek knowledge.

Ross shares a powerful Positive Difference story about a 9‑year‑old born without a limb who’s choosing hope and courage every single day. Becky opens up about Tim Timmons’ reflections on grief and gratitude, including what it looks like to grieve someone who’s still living. And Mark brings depth to the conversation with insights from Ben Sasse as he reflects on life in America through the lens of his own cancer journey.

Becky is back from a weekend wedding, and apparently it made such an impression that her 4‑year‑old is now ready to tie the knot too. As the school year winds down, we reveal this week’s Office of the Week and Teacher of the Week. Lots of laughs and a little inspiration.

It's another family fun Friday, so we'll get ready for the weekend with our "Friday 5" gratitude, a review of the new "Michael" movie, and we'll see what is happening around the area this weekend!

Mark and Ross tried to survive the morning without Becky and stumbled on a conversation about "taking the long road". Plus Dr. Rosemary from the Center for Healthy Relationships at JBU stopped by for a conversation about co-dependency.

Micah Tyler jumped back in today for the Battle of Generations, and the energy was exactly what you’d expect when he’s in! Becky also spotlighted a Chicago community that’s doing something beautiful—using literature to reach teens right where they are. It all made for a good‑time kind of morning with a little extra heart woven in.

Special Guest Micah Tyler joins the conversation today. Now the real competition might be whether Ross teaching Becky how he makes his coffee or the AI‑generated song built entirely from Morning Show messages. It’s one of those delightfully unpredictable days in the studio where everything becomes a bit. And somehow, all three moments manage to steal the spotlight in their own way.

We start the week with a prayer to inspired by a turtle encounter Becky had over the weekend. Plus, we learned about Ross' "illegal" activities on the zip line, and Mark shared a positive difference story about a really cool vending machine in Michigan.

Today’s show was delightfully all over the place — from a Positive Difference story about a grandma leveling up in the world of video games to a Crawfish‑themed 5‑in‑15 that had us laughing way too hard. It was chaotic, charming, and exactly the kind of Friday energy we needed. Tune in to catch the rest of the fun!

The crew took things a little deeper today as they shared a powerful letter a dad wrote to his son the night before his wedding. It’s one of those reminders about legacy, love, and the kind of wisdom that stays with you long after the big day. You can read the full letter over on the KLRC Morning Show Facebook page.

Becky rolled in on the full‑blown struggle bus this morning—confirmed by Facebook, of course—but Chaplain Justin swooped in with the pep talk everyone in a funky work haze didn’t know they needed. Then the Battle of Generations cranked up, launching us straight back to 2009 with Flo Rida blasting like it was everyone’s senior year. And the Boomers? They came in hot with those “Closer”-era jungle jams that somehow still make them feel unstoppable.

We got to hang out with Susie Ellher from the More Than Small Town podcast, and she opened up about what it feels like to follow God’s call when everything around you is yelling “nope.” Then Ross brings this incredible story about a two‑year‑old survivor that fills the room with hope. It’s one of those episodes that reminds you the quiet whisper is often the one worth trusting.

Ross opens the morning with a deep, grounding prayer that sets the tone for the whole week. From celebrating a 27th wedding anniversary to gearing up for Single Parent Saturday, the crew shares the moments they’re most looking forward to. And don’t miss it — we reveal our Office of the Week and Teacher of the Week, two stories guaranteed to brighten your day.

The team had a fun time sharing what they’re grateful for today—from the awe of astronauts seeing Earth from space to the gift of this good weather. Even our 5 for 15 took us out of this world… literally, with a space‑themed twist. And of course, we wrapped things up with all the weekend happenings you won’t want to miss.

Ross is back, and the team is jumping in to support NWA Gives as our community rallies around nonprofits doing incredible work. All morning long, we’re spotlighting organizations who are fundraising so they can keep making a real difference for families and neighbors across Northwest Arkansas. It’s a powerful reminder of how generous this community is when we show up together.

Chaplain Justin joined us for a conversation about how some of us can look at creation and not imagine anything but a Creator God, and others look at the same thing and feel completely different. Plus, the gang gathered for a Battle of Generations, and Becky is starting to soften to the idea of having a pet.

Ross is out sick today, so Becky brings a little unexpected wisdom from her four‑year‑old. Mark shares a Positive Difference story that proves it’s never too late to learn the childhood skills we missed. And the team leans into those powerful “how can you not believe in God” moments that remind us of Gods wonderful creation.

Mark opened the show with a tender prayer for anyone feeling lonely, while Becky shared how dogs can be true life‑savers—and we may be in awe of the astronauts in space, but the real gift is their view back at God’s breathtaking creation on Earth. Mark is finally getting to enjoy a dinner five months in the making, and Becky’s excited to learn how to hook the fish on her next adventure

The crew shared what they’re grateful for on this Good Friday, letting those simple moments point back to the heart of the season. They reflected on the true meaning of Good Friday and Easter, remembering the ultimate sacrifice Jesus made for us all. It’s a conversation full of gratitude, hope, and the kind of perspective that steadies you heading into Easter weekend.

Colorado is redesigning highways with wildlife overpasses and underpasses, creating safer paths for animals and drivers alike. Plus, if your old email still sounds like your 2004 screen name, gmail is now allowing you to update it. Mark closes us with an intentional thought on when the Lord calls us to make space for the unknown. The unknown being something completely unimaginable.

Chaplain Justin reminded us that people are more open than ever to a simple invitation to church, which sparked some real hope around the room. The Battle of the Generations brought a wave of nostalgia as everyone celebrated Hannah Montana. And of course, Mark stole the moment with his awareness a bout the 20th Hannaversary happening right now.

Today the crew swapped their best “mean parent” memories—the funny little rules and tough lessons that, somehow, shaped who they are today. Those childhood moments opened the door to a surprisingly sweet conversation about how the things that once felt unfair ended up becoming gifts. And Ross kept the Positive Difference close to home with a story about Legos bringing comfort and creativity to kids at a local children’s hospital.

Becky’s back from a mini spring break, and Mark shares a surprising takeaway from AI during his church service yesterday. It’s quick, fun, and gets you thinking.