Today on the Morning Thing, we had a chance to talk with Dan Bremnes. He talked about WinterJam 2019 and his songwriting process. Click HERE to listen in! As always, thanks for listening!
Dr. Ron Archer visits Mount Vernon to celebrate LIFE with Place 4 Grace
WNZR is proud to introduce you to Dr. Ron Archer.
Dr. Archer travels around the world sharing his testimony.
He will be in Mount Vernon on Saturday, 1/19 participating in the “Celebrating Life” event with Place 4 Grace.
The evening will be filled with worship music, stories from the ministry and Dr. Archer’s powerful personal testimony.
The event is at the Memorial Theatre, 112 E. High Street, Mount Vernon.
Doors open at 6:30pm. The event starts at 7pm.
*Due to the nature of Dr. Archer’s testimony, this event is not recommended for children.*
Click HERE to hear an amazing conversation that WNZR’s Marcy Rinehart had with Dr. Ron Archer and Kandee Popham, Executive Director of Place 4 Grace.
Click HERE for more details about this event.
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Danny Gokey is coming to WinterJam 2019
Danny Gokey is one of Christian Music’s rising stars. His powerful vocals and inspiring lyrics are pulling in new fans every day.
WNZR’s Todd McKinley had a chance to talk with Danny about the WinterJam tour, a new album and the power of Christian radio.
Click HERE to hear their conversation.
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Mandisa is part an amazing lineup for WinterJam 2019
Mandisa is a powerful voice in Christian music. WNZR’s Hannah Radke had the chance to chat this amazing artist about her part of WinterJam 2019.
She talked about writing new music, traveling with the WinterJam team and how we can pray for her ministry.
Click HERE to hear the conversation.
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Newsboys United headlines the 2019 Winter Jam Tour Spectacular
WNZR had a chance to chat with Michael Tait of the Newsboys. He talked about how performing in the “round” for Winter Jam will be unique for the artists. He also talked about the power of Christian music and radio.
Click HERE to hear some insight from one of WNZR’s favorite band members.
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The United Way of Knox County Crunch Out Program celebrates fitness
Crunch Out Knox County is a youth wellness program involving Physical Education teachers and 4th grade students throughout Knox County. Students complete weekly journals, track their exercise progress and their healthy eating habits to win prizes.
WNZR’s Wesley Boston talked with representatives from the United Way about the Crunch Out Program.
Marilyn Rutherford – PE Instructor at Fredericktown Elementary
Kurt Roberts – PE Instructor at Dan Emmett and East Elementary schools in Mount Vernon.
Click HERE to hear their conversation about the success of this program with the youth in our community.
Click HERE to find out more about the program and how to get involved.
Click HERE to support the United Way of Knox County.
The Morning Thing Fave 5 celebrates Creativity Month. How will you be creative today?
January is International Creativity Month. How will you celebrate the skill of “thinking outside the box”?
Click HERE to read about the history of celebrating creativity.
Experts say we all have a wellspring of creative energy. The secret is how to tap it.
Click HERE for ideas on how to spark your creativity. Plus www.realsimple.com shares
7 Habits of Highly Creative People.
For our Morning Thing Fave 5, we celebrate our favorite ways to be creative.
(and guest co-host) Rachel Rinehart
(Picture from www.daysoftheyear.com)
Would you like to have a more balanced life?
Most of us would answer YES to this question.
January is “Get a balanced Life” Month. Today, The Morning Thing shared some incredible insight on this topic from imom.com
Janelle shared 3 work/life tips that actually work! She said that she learned a lesson the hard way from a coworker’s note that she left for her on her desk one day. It had just four words — “Leave some for home.” (ouch) Click HERE to read Janelle’s 3 tips.
Dana Hall McCain also shared an article about balance. She says that having it all, and having it stress-free is just not reality. Reducing the sense of conflict may depend more on accepting and making peace with the realities of two-career families (or working single-parent families) than on striving to juggle it all seamlessly. Dana shared 4 Myths of Work-Life Balance. Click HERE to gain more insight.
The pace of life can make every day seem like a blur of going here, going there, and trying to get a million things done in the time you do have. Lauren Dungy shares on imom.com that we all need to really think about what’s most important to our family.
Click HERE to see five steps on how to figure out how to keep first things first in your family’s life.
It’s ‘Get Organized’ Month!
Today on the show we talked about how to get organized in the New Year!
We found some really simple tips from thirtyhandmadedays.com. Here are some of our favorites:
- Plan Out Your Cleaning Schedule:
Cleaning? One of my least favorite words. I know there are people out there at clean to relax. I wish that was me. Sadly it’s not. But I feel so much better when my house is clean. On Facebook I shared a complex cleaning schedule and heard back from a lot of people that there was no way that they could keep up with it. I came up with my own simplified version. I’m a visual learner so having something in front of me, checking things off majorly helps. You can take these guidelines and use it how it best fits your family. - Make a binder to organize all the things: Just when you think there are no more binders to make (is that even possible?), I put together this all inclusive binder. They both have a ton of useful information and will make the new year ridiculously organized.
- Pull out the crockpot and make freezer meals:
If you have a crazy afternoon/evening schedule crockpots can be a life saver. They can help you get your home organized and eating healthier. They also make you feel less stressed because once they are done, you just throw them in the slow cooker and do what you need to do. - Pack Your Lunch:
Have you heard? Packing lunches aren’t just for kids. With a whole post of delicious recipes, tips and resources, you’ll have a whole new love for taking lunch to work or making it at home.
Find all the links you need to stay organized here!
Don’t forget to listen to the Morning Thing and Afternoon Drive for our Winter Jam 2019 giveaways! We are giving out FREE passes to WinterJam 2019 starting today through Friday the 11th!
Winter Jam stops in Ohio 3 times!
Saturday, January 19th – at the Schottenstein Center in Columbus (Jam Nation members get in the doors at 3:30pm, General Admission doors open at 5pm. Pre-Jam Party starts at 5pm. Official show starts at 6pm)
Saturday, February 16th – at the U.S. Bank Arena in Cincinnati
Sunday, March 31st – at the Wolstein Center in Cleveland
NEW this year – Winter Jam’s Tour 360 will be like never before because the stage is going to be IN THE ROUND! This is going to really make the 2019 Tour unique!
Everyone can participate in this contest, even if you have won in the past 30 days. One important restriction for this contest – only one winner per household is permitted.
For more details on Winter Jam, head to wnzr.fm

