Dr. Terri Greene didn’t start in politics. She started in medicine, studying patterns, solving mysteries, and helping people understand what was really happening beneath the surface.

In this episode, we sit down with a former pathologist and current U.S. Congress candidate to hear her story. From growing up in El Paso to discovering a passion for medicine through personal health challenges and a Michael Crichton novel, Dr. Greene shares the moments that shaped her path.

We talk about how pathology trains you to see what others miss, why curiosity matters more than certainty, and what led her into the political arena during medical retirement.

This conversation isn’t just about policy. It’s about perspective. How do you diagnose problems in a system as complex as our country? What does good leadership actually require? And what happens when someone trained to look for truth decides to enter public life?

Whether you’re interested in medicine, leadership, or the future of our communities, this episode offers a thoughtful and personal look at one woman’s journey from the lab to the campaign trail.

What difference does the resurrection of Jesus actually make in your life?

In this special Good Friday episode, Jared Pickney sits down with Laramie LeQuieu, Aaron Neugebauer, and Dane Womack for a unique and meaningful conversation across denominational lines. Though they come from Baptist, Lutheran, Methodist, and non denominational backgrounds, they share a deep conviction that the resurrection of Jesus is real and that it changes everything for you and for me.

Together, they explore why the resurrection is not just a belief to affirm but a reality that reshapes how we see sin, suffering, purpose, and even death itself. They also share how they personally prepare for Holy Week and why they have staked their lives and ministries on the truth that Jesus is alive.

If you have ever wondered why the resurrection still matters today, this conversation invites you to see how it speaks directly into your life right now.

Dr. Ammar Hallak is an interventional cardiologist whose journey began in Damascus, Syria and eventually led him to Paragould, where he has spent decades caring for patients and investing in the community. After early inspiration as a teenager, he pursued medicine in the United States, training in Chicago at one of the largest hospital systems in the country before ultimately finding a home here in Northeast Arkansas.

In this episode, we talk about the realities of heart health in everyday life, including the habits and risks many people overlook and how small, consistent choices can shape long term outcomes. Dr. Hallak also shares insights from his work in the cath lab, the importance of humility and knowing your limits in high pressure environments, and why taking time to listen remains one of the most important parts of caring for people well.