The New Directions Podcast

A ministry update and a sermon for the occasion from my book.

I talk about this year's parade of hearts and share original birthday thoughts. Birthday song number one, which shouldn't be a surprise, closes the show.

I take a look at commercials here in KC that have changed with the times.

Kathy Quinn's pay it forward stories are shared, along with a sermon from my new book.

The Eclipse and a local enough already are discussed.

Duane Allen's wife Norah Lee has passed away. This show is a tribute to her.

The downtown stadium issue was defeated!!! This show is dedicated to the common folks.

The story of Easter, through music and Paul Harvey's message.

Following the Good Friday story

Preparing for the new season

The history and opinions of Daylight Savings Time

The Elders provide our Irish entertainment. Their last song is also mine for this show.

A list of the 40 worst pop songs. Song number nine on my birthday list closes the show.

Time to relax and move on. This show is an encouragement for us to do that.

I share a ministry update and a different twist on my top ten favorites list.

Ministry updates and a new book project are discussed. I share a personal sermon as well

This show explores the Chiefs Super Bowl rally and its aftermath and the claim that downtown Kansas City is ready for a stadium. In my view, it isn't, leading to the title of this episode. I speak highly of the Chiefs too.

Music for the occasion

A Super Bowl celebration in music

A look at the game from the perspective of the fan and non fan. My prediction is shared also.

Remembering Toby Keith, through music

A podcast tribute to Charles Osgood

Jackson County's fight within itself about the stadium and my review of William Lee Golden's new book.

I introduce Joe Bonsall's replacement and we're reminded as we hear about Dr. King's dream.

The full history of Kansas City's first major baseball franchise.

Joe Bonsall announced his retirement from the Oak Ridge Boys. This episode featured songs where he sang the lead.

Wrapping up the year with wishes and music. Charlie McCoy finishes things for us.

Music and thoughts, including Linus' classic story, highlight this broadcast.

Five words - the legendary Oak Ridge Boys

All things Trans Siberian orchestra

The music of Mannheim Steamroller

I relive the Elders concert from Thanksgiving night and end with the US Navy Band

I look at the story of Katz drug stores and the non-transperancy of the rich regarding the new Royals stadium issue. After those two segments, I preview an upcoming series of Christmas music this month.

From finding Christmas to feeling the most wonderful time of the year.

Music and thoughts for the season

An introduction to William Lee and his talented three generational family. A variety of music is featured.

We hear about the farewell tour. I share my favorite songs, thoughts and prayers for this occasion.

Music and words for the veterans.

I share my opinions on ballparks and amusement parks.

The unexpected of the Midwest

History of Admiral Boulevard to one more night at Ameristar.

Talking about over 20 bridges here in this country.

The stories of Ellen McNamara and Erin Little, including a lawsuit against the owners of KCTV5.

Remembering the events with a lot o
f new music.

A tribute to Bob Barker and 50 years of television.

Another possible street change in Missouri and an attack on freedom of the press in Kansas. Enough already.

The stories of Elvis Presley and Billy CRASH Craddock. We learn new things about both.

Shoji Tabuchi has passed away at age 79. This episode remembered his music, family and community friends. He left an impact and will me missed.

I shared personal updates, negative and positive. A new book beginning was shared here as well. I shared my favorite sermon to this point, and Paul Harvey's letter from God wrapped everything up.

Two stories that I had ignored previously were what I talked about today. A new singer for this show gets us out of here.