She’s known to anyone familiar with the comedy-music TV show Hee Haw. Lulu Roman was a regular for most of its 25-year run—on CBS for two seasons—and syndication for next 23. Lulu kept Hee Haw viewers laughing. But her life was far from being a laughing matter. During the middle Read more…
“With each script, I read with intensity and emotion and energy as much as possible. I make mistakes, yes, but go back a sentence or paragraph and record again. After finishing the script, Rob removes those mistakes from the recording. Rob and I joke, make geeky puns, and laugh a Read more…
He signed Alaska station KNLS on the air on July 23, 1983. And he continues to work for World Christian Broadcasting, the parent company of Your New Life Station. His real name is Real Peloquin. He calls himself “an old Peloquin.” But to us, he’s the one, the only, the Read more…
If you’re a regular listener of Your New Life Station, you know Larry Souder. He’s the voice of Souder & Friends and numerous other programs. You may not know his daughter fell 60 feet to her death during a hiking trip in 2002. Larry’s wife, Martell, has written a book Read more…
Paul Ladd did 50 interviews during his visit to the National Religious Broadcasters convention in Anaheim, California. And Your New Life Station continues to deliver them our listeners as Paul gets them produced. Here are three interviews coming up in the next couple of months. One interview is with radio Read more…
Paul Ladd did 50 interviews during his visit to the National Religious Broadcasters convention in Anaheim, California. And Your New Life Station continues to deliver them our listeners as Paul gets them produced. Two upcoming interviews are about content found in the Bible. Paul will speak with Alistair Begg, an Read more…
It was the third most-watched movie on its opening weekend April 19-23. Breakthrough grossed more than $11 million. It’s the story of the against-the-odds—many say miraculous—recovery of John Smith. John—then 14 years old—fell through the ice of a pond in Missouri in January, 2015—and was submerged for 15 minutes.