During this time of crisis, it is important to keep in touch with each other and help those with needs or ask for help if you have needs. No matter what situation you are in, reach out to others.

A message that is good to hear at any time, but is especially important now, is to love more and complain less. Things might not be how we want them to be, but complaining won’t make as much of a difference as loving will.

Sometimes, the little things make a big difference. An act of love and kindness does not have to be anything big. It can be something small, even as small as a dollar.

In case you haven’t noticed, over the years television has become a major part of our lives. Steve talks about his memories of watching television growing up, along with a few stories of television productions.

Ahoy! And yes, there is a connection between saying ahoy and telephones. In this episode, Steve looks at telephones, how they have changed over the years, and how they have changed us.

Sometime between the last episode and this one, Steve had a birthday. That brought up all sorts of thoughts about getting older. along with wondering why we are so concerned about our age. Should you act your age? Listen in to hear all about it!

Love them or hate them, cars are a part of most of our lives. Steve shares some fond memories of his first car, the first car that he and Laura bought, and some rental cars, too.

Following up on a point in the previous Marriage episode, we take a look at the phrase, Outdo one another in showing honor, which actually comes from Romans chapter 12. What does that mean? And how do we do it? Here are some examples.

What makes a great marriage? Steve is no marriage expert, but he shares some things about marriage that he has learned over the past 26 years.