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Gil Abrams is a religious man, and not getting any younger. But after watching his wife die, and lines in his face getting deeper, he decides that maybe heaven can wait. Especially when he finds out about the new de-aging treatment on the market. The only problem is the cost. Being a retired janitor, his life savings don't quite cover the million yuan. The only option is to become a coyote, smuggling American immigrants by sea into Newfoundland from the civil war that rages below the border. ...
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Emmy award winning journalist Tanji Patton explores the enticing world of chefs, winemakers, newsmakers and more. Learn tips from talented chefs, life lessons from people you know and garner some laughs along the way. Grab a glass—your journey begins now!
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A martial arts podcast on how to cultivate self-mastery towards your self-realisation. Inspired by Bruce Lee, martial arts and philosophy. With Sifu Lak Loi a 3rd - generation student of Bruce Lee and his martial art, Jeet Kune Do and author of 3 books (Master Your Life, Original Truth & The Art of Thinking Without Thinking ) with long term co-host, friend, and fellow change-maker, Jatinder Palaha. Ready your chi for incredible wisdom bombs, insights and lessons so you can develop a Martial ...
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I can’t think of anyone I’d rather have a conversation with about the night Jesus was born than Max Lucado. The New York Times bestselling author and pastor has such a gentle, beautiful way of sharing his thoughts and insights. In this very special episode of Goodtaste for the Soul, Max Lucado reflects on the night God came near, stepping into our …
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During this Christmas season, when so many people are searching for meaning, hope, or answers for themselves or someone they love, a book written by a former atheist may seem like an unlikely source of comfort. Best-selling author Lee Strobel’s own search for truth transformed his life and saved his marriage — and he’s helped countless others begin…
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Pasta, pasta, pasta — straight from one of the greats. Italian celebrity chef and PBS television icon Lidia Bastianich joins me to share all about her new cookbook. As you might guess, it’s devoted entirely to pasta, filled with gorgeous stories and mouthwatering photos that will leave you hungry for more. Lidia walks us through some of the delicio…
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Step into San Antonio’s La Panadería and your whole mood lifts. The air is filled with the smell of fresh bread, trays of conchas and pan dulce sparkle on the counter, and yes—the long line is absolutely worth it. Because at the end are the items everyone talks about: those tequila-spiked almond croissants, deli-fresh sandwiches, and rich, house-br…
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If you have kids or grandkids, chances are you’ve heard of the beloved Elf on the Shelf — maybe you even have one in your home! Now, make room for Finding Jesus, a heartwarming twist on that holiday tradition, invented by a mom who wanted to bring the Christmas story to life for all children. Instead of searching for an elf, kids will follow this s…
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We’re once again diving into a tough but critical issue: child trafficking — an issue that’s far more widespread than most people realize. My guest, Bazzel Baz, is a former CIA Intelligence Special Operations Group officer who’s now using that same courage and training to rescue kids from unthinkable situations. You may also recognize him from his …
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Don’t give up on losing weight and feeling better. Today, we talk to Annette Reeder, a biblical nutritionist and author who helps you take simple, practical steps toward boosting your energy — all while staying rooted in faith. Food plays a BIG role in the Bible. Remember the fast of Daniel? Annette shares her weight loss journey along with actiona…
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Whether you call them miracles or divine coincidences, they happen more often than you might think — those moments that defy explanation and remind us something greater is at work. My guest today is Dr. Marc Siegel — a physician, New York Times bestselling author, and trusted medical voice you’ve seen on TV making sense of all things health and wel…
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Nearly four months ago, record flooding devastated parts of the Texas Hill Country. Today, the meandering Guadalupe River looks different — and so do many of the lives along its banks. But amidst the rebuilding, there are some truly beautiful souls helping restore hope. We’re back along the Guadalupe near Hunt, Texas, to meet a man whose modest org…
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Fall in Texas is a season of wonder. Our skies become part of a great migratory route—millions of birds winging their way south, filling the air with color and song. Spending time outside with Mother Nature always brightens my day. I see God’s fingerprints everywhere. There are thousands of species of birds, and if you stop and look, you’ll spot an…
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Standing up for what you believe is right can come at a cost—just take a look at the headlines from the past few weeks. In this week’s episode, you’ll meet a remarkable woman who did exactly that. She took a stand for her convictions and paid a steep price—she nearly died. But she didn’t back down. She kept going, kept fighting. In the end, she cam…
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Today’s episode is not an easy one—but it’s one of the most important we’ve ever shared. I’ve wrestled for months on how to share what I’ve learned about child trafficking. We’re joined by personal friends of mine whose world was forever changed when their daughter was trafficked. It’s the kind of story most parents think could never happen to thei…
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Wouldn’t it be great if eating vegetables felt less like a chore and more like unlocking a secret to better living? Dr. Michael Compton’s new book, Veggie Smarts, does exactly that. It’s not another guilt-trip about kale or a dry nutrition manual—it’s a guide that reveals the surprising power of vegetables in ways that are practical, inspiring, and…
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Wouldn’t it be reassuring if your doctor actually prayed for you? It’s becoming more common than you might think. Traditional medicine is changing—and Texas is right at the forefront. More and more doctors are turning to integrative medicine, blending science with soul. Because at the end of the day, we’re not just bodies to be fixed—we’re whole be…
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Get out of yourself! Looking for way to express yourself, to release pent up emotion…even grief? Painting can do just that. Psychologists say it provides a safe, nonverbal way to express emotions—from grief and anxiety to anger and even joy. Turning your feelings into color and shape can be surprisingly cathartic, helping to release tension and fin…
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Having a beautiful mind isn’t always as easy as it sounds—and sometimes, positive thinking alone won’t get you there. Today’s guest knows this firsthand. Pastor Ed Newton, the dynamic leader of a thriving mega church, opened up in a way I didn’t expect. He shared a deeply personal story about a recent and very dark season in his life, and the path …
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Even if you don’t live in Texas, you’ve likely heard about the state’s favorite grocery store -- H-E-B. But, did you know that H-E-B is also the state’s largest retailer of wine? In today’s episode, meet the man in charge of selecting all the wines that appear on all those shelves. We talk about his ‘famous’ TV commercial, the affects of tariffs on…
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A month after the devastating Kerr County floods, headlines have shifted to controversy over the county’s response—but the real stories of survival and rebuilding are far from over. This week, we traveled to the Guadalupe River in Kerrville. I sat down with Angel Poorman, founder of United Rescue Alliance, a Texas-based organization with boots on t…
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Did you know food is mentioned more than 1,000 times in the Bible? Clearly, it plays a powerful role in God’s story—and in ours. I recently read (and then re-read) a fascinating book called Taste and See, which explores the deep connection between our physical hunger and our spiritual hunger. If you love food, this is a journey you won’t want to mi…
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We Texans are known for our self-reliance, our unshakable sense of independence, and our faith in God. But when the July 4th flooding disaster struck, we were reminded of another side of that Texas spirit: the deep, unwavering drive to show up for each other. For many here, these are the worst of times -- but they’ll get better, according to a man …
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Here in Texas, we’re hurting—but we’ll be okay. The sadness, the anger, and the struggle to make sense of the devastating floods weigh heavily on our hearts. This week, I’m sitting down with New York Times bestselling author and pastor Max Lucado to get his perspective on the tragic flooding in the Hill Country. How should we pray at a time like th…
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Ever wonder what it’s like to get paid to eat at some of the best restaurants around? Today’s guest knows that world inside and out—because he lives it. Bao Ong is the food critic for the Houston Chronicle, and he spends his days exploring what many call the most exciting food city in America. In this episode, Bao shares how he landed the job, the …
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On a hill high above Kerrville,TX sits a beautiful, controversial, giant cross. The idea for the cross was born more than 20 years ago when a gifted wildlife artist named Max Greiner listened to a still, small voice. His journey since then is anything but small, and it’s a far cry from still. The prayer gardens where the massive cross sits are visi…
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Today, we’re taking a little trip back in time—to the Catskills, also known as the Borscht Belt. If you’ve heard the stories, you know it was once the go-to summer escape, especially for Jewish families from New York. Think comedy legends before they were famous, family-style meals, and a kind of charm you just don’t see anymore. It was a whole wor…
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The biggest culinary event in Houston is right around the corner—Houston Restaurant Weeks! And while it’s definitely a food lover’s dream, it’s also something much more: the largest annual fundraiser for the Houston Food Bank, the biggest food bank in the country. This incredible event was the brainchild of the late Cleverley Stone, a beloved media…
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Summer feels like it showed up early this year in Texas, so why not hop on a plane bound for cooler weather! One of our go-to summer escape spots is New England. There’s so much to see—and even more to eat! We’re all about the lobster rolls and fried clams when we’re up there. It’s kind of our little foodie adventure. So today, I called in an exper…
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Texas wines are gaining national recognition, with prestigious gold medals rolling in—and Becker Vineyards is leading the charge. This has long been one of my favorite wineries, not only for its award-winning wines but also for its stunning setting. In today’s episode, we explore the deep Texas roots of founder Dr. Richard Becker and hear from wine…
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Have you ever experienced a moment so perfectly timed, it felt like more than just coincidence? Chances are, you’ve had a Godwink — one of those extraordinary moments where two seemingly random events align with a purpose. In this week’s episode, get ready for heartfelt stories, joyful laughter, and maybe even a few tears as we welcome New York Tim…
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We now have an American Pope for the first time in history. And our President just wrapped up a bold trip to some of the world’s most powerful—and complicated—places. It made me wonder: is there more going on here than just headlines? Are we witnessing a deeper shift—spiritually, culturally, even globally? So I reached out to someone whose life of …
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Have you ever wondered if you’re truly following your passion—what it is you really want to do with your life? Whether it’s a career, a lifestyle, or something entirely different? I often meet people who’ve made bold, life-changing moves—switching jobs, changing careers, even starting over completely. Today, you’ll meet Monica Nino—a friend and for…
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Now that spring is in full bloom, I hope your garden is thriving too! Every gardener knows the challenges that come with a new season—no two are ever quite the same. With my own garden now ripening tomatoes and producing snap peas, I reached out to The Garden Girls for some expert advice on dealing with pesky pests and getting watering just right. …
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I’m lucky to work with some amazing women in the TV industry, and one of them is my longtime friend and the longtime host of San Antonio Living, Shelly Miles. Whenever I get the chance to step into her world, it never feels like there’s enough time to catch up—so I thought, what better way to spend time with Shelly than to invite her on our podcast…
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Learning about wine should be fun — not stuffy or intimidating. A good sommelier knows how to turn the whole experience into an adventure. At a wonderful seafood spot in Houston, picking out a wine always feels like part of the night’s excitement. That’s because Sommelier Omar Velasquez tosses out suggestions like you’re chatting with an old friend…
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H-Town rap legend Bun B shares the latest on his wildly popular burger joint, his favorite local restaurants, and his new venture, Trill Tenders. He also opens up about teaching at Rice University, family life and the role spirituality plays in keeping him grounded. For many, fame fades—but Bernard Freeman (his real name) has found lasting relevanc…
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