As we step into a new year, Dick Foth reflects on the meaning of time, rhythm, and renewal. Drawing from Scripture, memory, and storytelling, this episode explores why calendars matter — not just as tools for scheduling, but ...
As we step into a new year, Dick Foth reflects on the meaning of time, rhythm, and renewal. Drawing from Scripture, memory, and storytelling, this episode explores why calendars matter — not just as tools for scheduling, but ...
In this Advent reprise, Dick Foth invites listeners to slow down and experience Christmas through one of the most honest and wonder-filled perspectives imaginable: the eyes of a child . Recorded at Harmony Early Childhood Cen...
Episode 64 – Reprise: “When Enemies Become Friends” In this Advent-season reprise, Dick Foth revisits one of his most powerful episodes—a story of war, grace, forgiveness, and the surprising way enemies can become friends. Be...
In this Thanksgiving-week conversation, Dick Foth and his son-in-law Van Clements explore the deep, practical, and spiritual power of gratitude . From stories about grandchildren and family patterns to reflections on scriptur...
In Episode 62 (Part 1), Dick Foth returns after several weeks away and welcomes his son-in-law, Van Clements, joining from Eugene, Oregon. This conversation introduces a two-part series centered on the power of story — why st...
Episode Summary In this reflective episode, Dick Foth explores the rhythm of life through the lens of seasons, the autumnal equinox, and the contrast between light and darkness. From family celebrations to global tragedies, h...
What can golf teach us about life? On a warm summer morning in Fort Collins, Colorado, Dick Foth hits the links with longtime friend Steve Harris. As they talk between swings, a deeper conversation emerges about discipline, p...
In this powerful Fourth of July episode of Stories from the Road , Dick Foth sits down with long-time friend and decorated Army veteran, Sergeant Major Kirk Foster, to reflect on the meaning of freedom. From the quiet back po...
Two Minutes. Three Shocks. One Miracle.