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 Air1 Closer Look: Count Everyone! Everyone Counts (My2020Census.gov) | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 00:28:55

My2020Census.gov. Every 10 years, every person on U.S. soil is required to be counted, by order of the Constitution. For households that don't respond as required, a census taker will knock on their door. No area is too remote. No outskirts too far. “Census takers are in rural parts of Alaska on snowmobiles,” Cook says, and for coastal fringes, “census takers will kayak to communities that are not connected to roads.”  Air1's Marya Morgan talks with Michael Cook of the U.S. Census Bureau about how the numbers are used and Rev. Dr. Marlyn Bussey, pastor of St. James AME Zion Church about why she thinks faith leaders should actively encourage people to participate.

 Air1 Closer Look: Build ‘Emotional Resilience’ To Cope With Disasters | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 00:13:40

Trauma can settle into your mind and affect your conscious or subconscious mind no matter who you are -- or how strong you think you ‘should’ be. Air1's Monika Kelly talks with Jamie Aten, founder of the Humanitarian Disaster Institute which studies mental and emotional reactions to disasters and offers training for Christian leaders preparing to weather societal storms.

 Air1 Closer Look - Wheel Power Christian Cyclists | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 00:24:02

​Spreading the message of Jesus through cycling across the USA over 15 times and counting. Non-profit organization that offers opportunities to other cyclists to join in the rides across America to share their faith, stay in churches along the way and reach many along the way. Air1's Frank Hammond talks with org founder Dr. ​Judy Bowman.

 American Canoe Association Director Says Safety is Key | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 00:12:06

Monika Kelly talks to Andrea White, Tennessee Director of the American Canoe Association about paddling safety.

 Air1 Closer Look: ‘Rest’ Is More Than Sleep – What Kind Of Tired Are You? | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 00:28:01

Rest is the root of the word ‘restoration’ – and restoration is a principle that medical internist Dr. Saundra Dalton-Smith finds crucial to seven distinct areas of your life. “Rest isn’t just the cessation of activity,” she explains, suggesting that to maintain optimal health “you have to get to the point of knowing what restores you. What fills you back up?” Air1's Marya Morgan talks with the doctor about 7 kinds of rest.

 Angel Flight Northeast Blesses Patients As Pandemic Hits | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 00:02:09

Air1's Billie Branham talks with Angel Flight NE's Larry Camerlin about flying patients across the country and how they've helped Native American tribes during the pandemic.

 Christian Bakery Owners Give Cash To Other Businesses Struggling During Pandemic | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 00:09:39

‘Bear Fruit Bakery’ gave part of their own earnings to other businesses in town, helping them stay afloat. Listen to Air1's Rafael Sierra's report.

 ‘Hope For The City’ – Nevada Church Led By Jud Wilhite Helps Community Tremendously During Pandemic | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 00:07:39

By Richard Hunt “I definitely feel like we’re in the wilderness, so to speak, spiritually. And you know, God does some of his greatest works in our lives in the wilderness. I think we learn lessons.” As for the future? “I hope we’re different in a good way … I hope we’re more dependent on God,” shares Pastor Jud Wilhite.

 Air1 Closer Look: Quarantine Drives Spike In Domestic Abuse | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 00:28:37

Nat'l Domestic Abuse Hotline 1-800-799-7233 www.thehotline.org/ Physical bruises are only small part of what some women and men suffer says Annette Oltmans of The MEND Project, which brings awareness to what she calls ‘covert emotional abuse.’ “Victims begin questioning reality and their own sanity,” explains Oltmans, herself a survivor of domestic abuse – and a Christian – who knows firsthand what’s it like to ‘live it.’ Pastor Paul Cole, president of the Christian Men’s Network, has been deeply concerned by the quarantine effect on families already stuffed in a pressure cooker of unhealthy reactions. “A lot of times, we as men act out of anger, rage, disappointment – and we lash out at people,” he says, urging men in this trap to reach out for help. Air1's Billie Branham reports.

 Prison Fellowship and Flikshop Help Families Encourage Incarcerated Loved Ones with Messages, Photos | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 00:08:37

By Richard Hunt An app created by a former prisoner is bringing encouragement and hope to those behind bars. And Prison Fellowship is partnering to help more families get ahold of this life-changing technology. Hear our insightful interview with PF’s Heather Rice-Minus.

 Helping, Hands On - Christian Nursing Students Assist Health Department with COVID-19 Virus Response | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 00:13:02

“The peace and the comfort that the students can bring has a really deep effect.” It’s quite an honor when the county health department calls on a university for help, knowing by previous interaction that the Christian school’s nursing program is first-class. That’s what happened for the Betty M. Dean School of Nursing at Simpson University based in Redding, California.

 Children’s Pastor Takes ‘Mister Rogers Approach’ Sharing Valuable Lessons During Pandemic | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 00:05:06

Church-made videos share important topics at a level kids can understand. Children’s Pastor Jeff Land, who serves at Sugar Creek Baptist Church just outside of Houston, takes a cue from Fred Rogers as he tackles topics and questions in ways younger children can comprehend. Show topics have included: not being afraid to wear a mask, not being spooked when they see a person who’s undergone chemotherapy and has lost their hair, and a general lesson on the importance of manners, of pleasing God. Pastor Land shares some positive thoughts on what we may value more as we eventually come out of the COVID-19 pandemic.

 High School Graduation Is Virtual, But Class President Encourages, Offers Original Song | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 00:08:23

The graduation ceremony for the Class of 2020 at Lejeune High School in North Carolina turned out to be unlike anything they had ever imagined. The graduates celebrated online, due to COVID-19 pandemic restrictions. Senior Class President Abigail Paquin presented her encouraging video speech and then sat down to sing an original song that she wrote for the special and unusual occasion. The Lord gave her a peace about the situation and Abigail then knew “I had to encourage my classmates.”

 #LoveThe760: Ensuring Vulnerable Kids Get Good Food During The Summer | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 00:06:30

Now that the schools have closed operations for the summer, Venture Church of Encinitas, Cal. is making a difference in family’s lives. The church itself has become the summer food pickup location. In the parking lot, “We have a team of volunteers, with the food already bagged, ready to go. So the people come through, and they pop their trunk – they don’t even have to get out of their car – they pop their trunk and our people put the bags of groceries in trunk and then they’re free to go,” explains Pastor Troy Martin. ‘We really want to be Jesus to the community.’

 Air1 Closer Look: Dr. Mimi Secor Prescribes P.A.N.D.E.M.I.C. Weight-Loss And Self-Care | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 00:21:55

Dr. Mimi Secor didn’t get truly serious about her own weight-management and overall health until entering her early 60’s. Building on her personal success and with a nod to current events, she offers advice corresponding with each of the letters of the word "pandemic." Air1's Marya Morgan talks with Dr. Mimi about what she calls the '8 pillars of health.' P.lanning/Preparing A.ccountibility N.ighttime D.iet E.xercise M.indset I.nspiration/Intimacy C.oritsol

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