The KLRC Morning Show Podcast

Listen to catch up on today's Positive Difference story of the day about a bakery making a Positive Difference in a North Carolina community!

Catch up on this week's edition of The Battle of Generations to find out who won! We also had a great conversation with Chaplain Justin about what it means to have a Living Hope, and shared how Legos are making a Positive Difference for sick kids.

Our timing and God's don't always line up, but today we shared stories the remind us that His time in always on-time!

Ross "The Intern" scored some free concert tickets courtesy of a kind soul, even after he ruined Mark's football watching Friday night. Plus we shared a positive difference story about a choice an Oklahoma high school team made that was even more valuable than their state championship trophy!

It's a Family Fun Friday so that means we'll get you ready for the weekend with all the stuff happening, a positive difference story to make you feel good, and Ross is ready to jump in with 5 farm animal sounds just to make sure you win 5 in 15!

In today's episode, we celebrated National Boss's Day by recognizing great boss' God has placed in our lives! We also found encouragement for anyone facing challenges at work, reflecting on Colossians 3:23 to uplift anyone navigating tough seasons.

Chaplain Justin imparts valuable wisdom on addressing a 6-year-old's question about why people do bad things. Meanwhile, Mark's uplifting story highlights the goodness in humanity, as a landlord generously offers to escort a tenant down the aisle on her special day. Plus the Millennials, Gen X, and the Boomers battle it out on the Wednesday Game!

Today's show featured an uplifting story from Ross about how incorporating prayer into daily activities can transform someone's day. Meanwhile, Mark and Becky lent a hand as Ross prepared a heartfelt toast for his sister's wedding

Becky shares an uplifting story that had a dad's shame turn into tears of gratitude. Plus Mark starts our week with a prayer after seeing God do something amazing last week at KLRC, and Ross "The Intern" is looking forward to a big speech next week!

Hear just a glimpse of the stories, the fun, the amazing ways God was at work during a special week on KLRC!

On today’s show, we celebrated Ron's win of the Silver Dollar tickets with some help from Ross the Intern while gearing up for a fantastic weekend of events, including JBU Homecoming. Becky’s Positive Difference highlights how someone transformed their greatest loss into a meaningful gift for others—tune in for all the fun moments!

In today's episode, Mark shared an inspiring story about a bus driver who went above and beyond to make a difference, while Becky reflected on the importance of prioritizing what truly matters in life. Additionally, Dr. Rosemary guided us through a thoughtful discussion on how we start our days and what we choose to fill our lives with.

Gen Z claims another victory in the battle of generations showdown, while Chaplain Justin explores how even the smallest faiths are important but its what we have faith in that matters, while Ross shares a redemption story through an adoption.

Today's episode of "The Positive Difference" reminds us that there is still good in the world. The crew reflects on which aspects of our childhoods we would like to bring back today.

On today’s show, we spotlight Teen Challenge in Morrow, OK, as office of the week. We also celebrate Mrs. Cobb, the Teacher of the Week at Helstern Elementary in Springdale. Plus, Ross "The Intern" shares a powerful devotional on our own small faith.

Mark reflected on the emotional experience of Ben Rector's concert, and Becky shared her anxiety about missing her child's first picture day. We also discussed how 4-6 year old’s describe love and announced a giveaway for the Fall Fest at Silver Dollar City!

In honor of all those celebrating a daughter today, we shared what changed us after having a little girl. Plus Ross "the Intern" found a positive difference story that helps break some stereotypes!

In 1990, students in Burleson, Texas, ignited the "See You at the Pole" movement by gathering to pray at their school flagpole, a tradition we celebrated today. Chaplain Justin offered tips for disciplined Bible reading, and Cheri celebrated a notable victory for the boomers in the Battle of Generations.

In today's episode, Ross discusses Aristotle's insights on small changes for self-discipline, while Becky shares the inspiring story of the youngest teacher in the U.S., highlighting the impact of passion in education.

We start the week with a heartfelt prayer about the Lord's mercies, and Becky shared her struggle to trust in this beautiful season of God's blessings. Ross expressed excitement for his upcoming Spanish test, while Becky made a triumphant return to the gym. To top it off, Mark and his wife are gearing up for the Ben Rector concert!

In this today’s episode, we celebrate Ross's successful return after a full week back. Mark and Becky share their inspiring experiences from the Convoy of Hope trip, shedding light on the impactful work being done there. We also discuss the exciting developments at Saving Grace's new location and highlight the vibrant events happening in Northwest Arkansas this weekend.

Mark is a little bummed his daughter's house purchase didn't happen, so we discussed God's timing not aligning with ours, sharing personal stories. Plus our Positive Difference story celebrated Barbie's new doll line featuring dolls without hair.

On today’s show, Becky shares a poignant moment when her 6-year-old asks, “Mama, can you beat Satan?” Ross shows up strong his first week back with a Gen Z's triumph in the battle of generations. The episode concludes with a serious conversation on mental health, emphasizing the importance of resources like 988 and 911 for those in need.

Becky brought in treats to celebrate Mexican Independence Day. Mark shared a positive difference story about a bride and some special guests at her wedding. Plus we talked about some of our favorite books, and Becky's son had continued soccer adventures.

Welcome back, Ross! A 9-year-old transformed an insult table idea into a kindness table, showcasing the power of positivity. This week, Becky is excited about her first work trip outside of corporate America, while Mark reflects on Hebrews 6 and connects it to Becky's son's insights about facing challenges. We can all take a lesson from that! Plus, we’re celebrating Pathfinder Bentonville as our office of the week, and a big shoutout to Ms. Distefano, who has been named the first teacher of the week for the school year. Tune in for more uplifting discussions!

In today's episode we get you ready for the weekend events. Plus, we share the story of a new property owner who discovers classic cars on their land, Ben Rector concert ticket giveaways, and we wrap up with a plugged-in movie review of "Downton Abbey." Tune in for all the details!

Today, we reflected on the 24th anniversary of 9/11, explored the tragedy of Charlie Kirk and his profound impact on college campuses through his strong faith, while Dr. Rosemary shared insights on the Center for Healthy Relationships' partnership with the Siloam Police Department to pilot a program focused on being BRAVE in relationships

In this episode, we dive into the battle of generations, where Gen X emerges as the ultimate victor, thanks to the thought-provoking questions from Dave that sparked lively discussions. We also engage in a heartfelt Chaplain Chat about the ministry of presence during difficult times as we prepare for the remembrance of 9/11

On today's show, Barry from Mercy Me was Becky's inaugural artist interview! Plus we highlighted an inspiring teen who transformed trash into innovative solutions for sustainable space travel, and Mark has a new assignment for anyone who wants to date one of his daughters.

Today on the morning show... Mark shared about a girl who knew what she wanted at his garage sale, while Becky reflected on life’s journey and how those experiences, both bright and tough weave together, into a beautiful story.

Becky wrapped up her first week sharing positive difference story about choosing integrity over desperation. Plus we get you ready for the weekend with the family fun calendar and movie review!

What happens when God has an unexpected turn in our story? This morning we shared some stories to remind us of His good plans. Plus a teacher used AI to inspire some kids with a glimpse of what their future dreams might look like, and it's heartwarming.

Today is Becky's first day on the KLRC morning show and we dove right in on the Battle of Generations, Chaplain Chats, and she even shared a fun Positive Difference story of a tuxedo sporting school bus driver!

It's a "Feels like a Monday" after the holiday weekend so we start the day with a simple prayer, some good things to look forward to, and a little encouragement frorm a reminder to stop peeking

It's Labor Day Weekend Eve and we're getting ready with your family fun calendar, a special shout out to a hard-working husband, and a movie review just incase you are wanting to see some pop stars slay some demons.

The internet broke with Taylor and Travis news this week, and Mark shared a powerful perspective a Pastor posted this week. Plus, our friend Sandy from Nichole's House joined us. And a beautiful redemption story between Forrest Frank and Corey Asbury.

The Wednesday Game: Battle of Generations is back for a new season! Plus a positive difference story 5,429 years in the making!

All summer our friend Lauren has been kind enough to come hang out each Tuesday morning. Becky joins the morning show next week and since she and Lauren are friends, Lauren shared advice for Mark and Becky as the get ready to launch into this new adventure.

Mark starts this week with a prayer for all of us who let our thoughts of us be lauder than God's! Plus an inspiring Positive Difference story from 13 year-old Ezekiel walking around Sam's praying for others.

It's a Family Fun Friday and Tauren Wells drops a truth bomb about real Joy... and we get you ready for the weekend with your family fun calendar. PLUS, and incredible story about 78-year old Dorothy and the power of simple silence.