Dave Zanotti, author, historian, and president of the American Policy Roundtable, talks about America’s 250th Anniversary.

Dave Zanotti has a very recognizable voice for Shepherd listeners. He is the host of “The Public Square”, heard daily on all of our stations. Dave is a policy expert and historian with over 45 years of experience in American policy. His show is both educational and entertaining, and his wisdom is a blessing to us all. Also included in this episode - a special song recorded by music artist Dennis Parker.

Barry Draper has found a new and very effective tool in his music making - he is using AI in some very innovative ways, for business and for fun.

Barry Draper has been to our studio numerous times, sharing about his work in insurance and business as well as the field of fine arts, including acting and musical performance. Barry himself is a fine singer, but the new and very popular buzz word these days is “AI” - and Barry has been experimenting with this form of tech that has everyone’s attention.

Owners of Royal Kingdom Realty, Jamie and Tawni Lambert share their story and move to Central Florida.

Jamie Lambert is a former atheist, but his life has gone through a radical change when Jesus saved him. Jamie and Tawni both came to believe in the Gospel of Christ, and their lives reflect this passion.

Longtime Central Florida pastor and Christian Leader George Cope on a new and exciting venture.

George Cope is an experienced pastor, former college president, leader of Vision Orlando, and now, the leader of CityServeX. George shares the mission and vision of this new non-profit organization, and the ways that it is already making a difference in Central Florida. George’s interview comes just after the 34 minute mark, following Barry Draper.

Jim Schneider: Trading Security for Significance.

Jim Schneider had everything most entrepreneurs dream about - part ownership in a thriving insurance company, financial security, and the ability to provide comfortably for his family. Then…God asked him to leave it all. No guarantees. No roadmap, just a calling that required complete trust.

Natasha Hemmingway: When Success Isn’t Enough.

For more than 16 years, Natasha Hemmingway climbed the corporate ladder as a successful Fortune 500 sales leader. She was achieving everything she had worked for - until… The heartbreaking loss of her newborn son, followed years later by earning a long-awaited promotion only to be laid off, forced her to ask a question: “Who am I when my title is gone?”