Morning Air

7/2/25 7am CT Hour  -Fr. Marcel Taillon/ Dave Durand   John and Sarah chat about Big Beautiful Bill in the House, Riley Gaines reaction to transwomen not being allowed in women sports, wildfire firefighters and I Forgot Day.   Fr. Marcel talks about ho can make everyday holy by dedicating it to something.   Did You Know - How Lightening Helps Plants?   Dave shares the universal keys to success in life and career - spoiler they are also virtues.

7/1/25 6am CT Hour - Mark Mastroianni/ Art Wigchers   John and Sarah chat about Big Beautiful Bill, conviction of Idaho murderer, US Postage Stamps and holiday travel.   Mark breaks down where AI is going next and Pope Leo's guidelines for ethics when it comes to tech.   Art shares how he became involved with CRS and the education of girls in Ethiopia.  https://crs.donordrive.com/girlsgain

7/1/25 7am CT Hour - Andrea Picciotti-Bayer/ Fr. Bob Pagliari   John and Sarah chat about Big Beautiful Bill, conviction of Idaho murderer, US Postage Stamps and more.   Andrea explains the Supreme Courts decision to allow parents the right to opt out of programs at a public school and how this effects Catholics.   Fr. Bob speaks to the upcoming holiday and why we shouldn't forget those who sacrificed to preserve the rights we have in this country by honoring our veterans.

6/27/25 6am CT Hour - Mary Hallan Fiorito/ Bishop Daniel Mueggenborg   Glen and Sarah chat about potty training, swimming lessons, Sacred Heart of Jesus and more.   Mary shares the latest of Pro-Life news including an abortion clinic in Chicago offering abortions in third trimester and Supreme Court ruling on South Carolina and Planned Parenthood.   Bishop Mueggenborg reflects on this Sunday's gospel and the feast of Sts Peter and Paul.

6/27/25 7am CT Hour - Michael Schulze/ JL Marti   Glen and Sarah chat about weddings, potty training, swimming lessons, Sacred Heart of Jesus and more.   Michael speaks to the work of Legatus and the leadership of St. Peter of the early church.   3 Questions with Kathy   JL talks about how Opus Dei shaped his life and why St. Josemaria created this group of lay and religious men and women to sanctify their daily life.

6/26/25 6am CT Hour - Suzanne Bilodeau/ Angela Erickson   Glen and Sarah chat about door handles, handshakes and play What's That Sound.   Suzanne speaks to giving ourselves grace and hope in the midst of life as it gets messier than we planned.   Angela shares how to speak with and about those struggling with same sex attraction with truth and love.

6/26/25 7am CT Hour - Marcel LeJeune/ Bishop Donald Hying   Glen and Sarah chat about door handles, haircuts and play What's That Sound.   Marcel reveals the findings of a survey of Catholics in America and it's surprising results.   Bishop Hying speaks to embracing the Sacred Heart and his own memory of this growing up. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUEhmLLng9s  

6/25/25 6am CT Hour - Ashley Noronha/ Anna Nuzzo   Glen and Sarah chat about road trips, space station launch, and more summer fun.   Ashley reports on the Pope's Weekly General Audience that focused on Jesus as our hope, Jubilee of seminarians and priests, the cast of The Chosen coming to Vatican and more.   Did You Know - Lightening Myths   Anna shares how she is inspired and creates music and shares it with other and her family on road trips.

6/25/25 7am CT Hour - Monsignor Stuart Swetland/ Dave Durand   Glen and Sarah chat about road trips, space station launch, and more summer fun.   Monsignor breaks down the Iran/Israel conflict and whether just war theory applies.    Did You Know - Where you shouldn't be when lightening strikes?   Dave talks about the core virtues that build self-discipline.

6/24/25 6am CT Hour - Shawn Carney/ Dr. Pam Patnode   John, Glen and Sarah chat about the Israeli/Iran ceasefire, end of Roe but increase in chemical abortion, heat warnings, and Oklahoma Thunder celebration.   Shawn updates listeners of the more recent challenges the pro-life movement faces today, 3 years after Roe went away.   Dr. Patnode explains why reading i so beneficial for kids and adults and why summer reading is always a good idea. She talks about how far behind kids today are on reading and the need to work on this issue.