On his live Christmas Day program, Jim Blasingame recognizes the service and sacrifice of America's men and women in the armed services, and their families, with a poem and his thoughts.

On his live Christmas Day show, Jim Blasingame reads from Isaiah and Luke, and talks about his ideas for how adults can better use the money they would otherwise have spent on Christmas gifts for other adults.

Andrew Sherman joins Jim Blasingame to celebrate Christmas Day and to offer their ideas on what should be included in the national conversation about how to prevent another tragedy like the one at Newtown.

Andrew Sherman joins Jim Blasingame to celebrate Christmas with a discussion about what tolerance means, and what the world would look like if we practiced tolerance so well we didn't have to talk about it.

On his live Christmas Day show, Jim Blasingame admits some consider him to be a Scrooge, and offers a defense of himself and his misunderstood fellow Scrooge bretheren and sisteren (he says he heard of a female scrooge once.)

On his live Christmas Day show, Jim Blasingame reads passages from Isaiah and Luke, and from John O'Donohue's book, <i>Anam Cara</i>, that the greatest sin is the unlived life.

Happiness is not a right. Kita Szpak joins Jim Blasingame to talk about how to be happy and to reveal that the U.S. Constitution gives Americans the right to pursue happiness, so your happiness is in your hands

Here are three things to do at Christmas and any other time. Kita Szpak joins Jim Blasingame to reveal three things you can do that will guarantee you will be happier and healthier during the Christmas season.

Why is America an exceptional nation and Americans exceptional people? Gary Moore joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the current and historical evidence of American exceptionalism and why the world still needs America to be great.

What has happened to the institutions we thought we could count on? Gary Moore joins Jim Blasingame to put into perspective the faith we put in institutions and why some have failed us.