On tonight’s show, I will have the founder of The TEARS Foundation Sarah Slack to share about the Charlie & Braden Project along with others efforts to support families in the passing of their children. During The Mary Faye Headrick Good Deed Segment, I’ll have Susan Cormany with Lettermen of the U.S.A Interiors for Heroes program to give us an update on their effort to furnish the homes of veterans. 

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The TEARS Foundation Founder Sarah Slack & Susan Cormany with Lettermen of The U.S.A.

On this MADM, Sarah Slack, founder of The TEARS Foundation, is sharing about the Charlie & Braden Project which was established after Charlie and Branden Powell lost their lives by homicide. In their honor, the Charlie & Braden Project supports families who lose children (ages 12 & under) to an accident or homicide. I hope you will listen and share. 

Link: TheTEARSFoundation.org

Sponsor: Alabama Music Hall of Fame

Make A Difference Minute: Charlie & Braden Project from The TEARS Foundation

On this edition of TMWS, we are all in for the Riehle family as we help Skyler and his family purchase a wheelchair accessible van, Cora & I were able to deliver an anonymous $150 donation to the family this afternoon in honor of my friend, Tim Hice. I hope you will listen to Skyler's story and support this effort. At the very least, please share. Thank you. Tonight's show is dedicated to Tim Hice.

Van 4 Skyler with Dedication to Tim Hice

Almost one year ago to the day, Emily Chandler did her first interview on TMWS. She was nervous, and rightly so, because she was sharing something very personal, her journey to sobriety. Tomorrow, Emily’s new podcast debuts! It’s called, “Southern, Social, & Still Sober.” I am so proud of Emily not only because of her, now, over three and a half years of sobriety, but her heart to share her experience with love, compassion, and understanding. I was trying to think about how I could encourage her in this effort, so late last night, I messaged her and asked if she wanted to share about the debut of her podcast before the release tomorrow. You're hearing that interview tonight. After my conversation with Emily, I'll be joined by Gail Tate to share about her brother, Gary, and sister-in-law, Tammy and a fundraiser that has been organized for funeral expenses for Tammy who passed away this morning. We'll close out the show with a dedication to Nellie Dean Mitchell who passed away this afternoon. I hope you will listen & share.

Southern, Social & Still Sober, Our Sister Tammy's Funeral, & Dedication to Nellie Dean Mitchell

On this MADM, Emily Chandler, who is now over three and a half years sober, is sharing about her new podcast called, "Southern, Social, & Still Sober" in an effort to encourage others on their sobriety journey.

Sponsor: Athens Bible School
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Make A Difference Minute: Southern, Social, & Still Sober with Emily Chandler

On this edition of TMWS, we are recognizing Athens Bible School coaches who are retiring by having their wives share their coaching life experience. The first guest is the wife of Coach Bill Murrell, Burnetta Murrell, followed by the wife of Coach Tony Vining, Joan Vining, and the wife of Coach Rusty Brand, Beth Brand. After those segments, we'll have a brand new episode of Cora's Corner as Cora reads, "I Am Different and God Loves Me" by Freda Ragland. I hope you will listen and share.

Athens Bible School Coaches' Wives Burnetta Murrell, Joan Vining, & Beth Brand

On this episode of Cora's Corner, Cora is reading "Veronica Violin - Where is Molly?" by Author Melinda Logan.

Cora's Corner Episode 69: Veronica Violin - Where is Molly?

On this MADM, we are honoring fallen officer Randall McCrary. This segment comes from the very first interview I did as The Mark White Show. On this segment, Officer McCrary is sharing what caused him to want to serve as a law enforcement officer. 

Sponsor: Happy Hollow Outdoors

Make A Difference Minute: In Honor of Officer Randall McCrary

On today’s show, we’re going with the Flo! This Chilean-Canadian, who currently lives in Miami, is just a lovely person, with musical talent as an added bonus. She has a catchy new single called, “Talking to Myself” (I do a lot of that, too).

In August, Flo was country pick of the week as Rolling Stone Country wrote, “With bright, crisp production that mixes banjo and power chords, “Talking to Myself” shows off Flo’s vocal power, mixing rapid-fire, R&B-influenced passages with some big notes and harmonies on each chorus.

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Make A Difference Minute: In Honor of Officer Randall McCrary

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