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We've all heard the song, but do we actually know what it means? 🎶💔 In this thought-provoking episode of the *What Do You Have to Say?* Podcast, Uriah and Phil strip away the Hallmark cards and romantic comedies to talk about what "Love" actually looks like in the real world. It’s easy to love people who agree with you. It’s easy to love when things are going well. But what about love as a discipline? What about love in the face of division, anger, and difference? The guys explore the idea that love isn't just a fluffy feeling—it's a tough, necessary action. They discuss how we can move past the platitudes and start practicing a grittier, more practical form of empathy in our communities. This isn't about holding hands and singing Kumbaya; it's about the hard work of being human. How do *you* define love when it gets difficult? Let us know in the comments. 👇 --- ### 🏷️ Hashtags #WhatTheWorldNeedsNow #LoveIsAction #RealTalk #Empathy #...

Goodbye 2025, Hello 2026! 🥂📖 In this uplifting and reflective episode of the What Do You Have to Say? Podcast, We discuss the art of "Turning the Page." As we step into a brand new year, how do we leave behind the old habits that no longer serve us and welcome the future with open arms? We explore the power of approaching 2026 with curiosity rather than fear. They dive into the difference between strict "Resolutions" and meaningful "Intentions" and discuss the vital role that faith and spirituality play in maintaining hope when life becomes uncertain. It’s time to stop punishing yourself for the past and start exploring the possibilities of the future.   What are you leaving behind in 2025, and what are you inviting in for 2026? Join the conversation and share your story! 👇   🏷️ Hashtags #NewYear2026 #NewBeginnings #TurningThePage #Hope #Faith #Intentions #PersonalGrowth #MentalHealth #Spirituality #Podcast #WDYH2S #WhatDoYouHaveToSa...

#Happy New Year #NewBeginnings #SharonDubois #2024 H ow many times has one year flown by, without my humble, wide-eyed A mazement at the awesome wonders and blessings contained within? Is it P ossible that I have forgotten about the seemingly small, occasionally overlooked, daily miracles?? P eeking a blind eye around a blind corner to the approaching tomorrow, neglecting the precious gift of all Y esterdays. Reminder to self: Express genuine thankfulness for my family, friends, my job, which provides harvest-yielding seed, & All Praises to My Heavenly Father, whose Grace abounds brand spankin’ N ew every morning, as evidenced by my health, life and strength. With each drop of rain, and rising of the sun, I am made aware of the E ver-present opportunity to do a “new thing”, a “new way”, with a “renewed mind”!! No logical reason to W hine or complain about difficulties along the journey, “JUST DO IT!!” The sum total of each and every one of my Y ...

Why do we watch Home Alone or Christmas Vacation for the 50th time and still laugh at the same jokes? 🎄🍿 In this festive episode of the What Do You Have to Say? Podcast, Uriah and Phil unwrap the psychology behind our holiday viewing traditions. There is a special kind of magic in re-watching the classics—it’s not just about the movie; it’s about the memories, the nostalgia, and the comfort of knowing exactly how the story ends. The guys debate the best holiday films of all time, discuss the movies that defined their childhoods, and ask the controversial questions (yes, we’re talking about Die Hard). Whether you are a Hallmark movie fanatic or a strictly "classics only" viewer, this episode explores why these films feel like home. Pour some eggnog, grab your favorite blanket, and join the conversation. What is the one movie you have to watch every year? Let us know in the comments! 👇 🏷️ Hashtags #HolidayMovies #ChristmasClassics #Nostalgia #Rewatch #HomeAlone...

The countdown timer hits zero, the next episode starts, and suddenly... It's 3 AM. 📺💤 In this relatable episode of the What Do You Have to Say? Podcast, Uriah and Phillip dive deep into the phenomenon of binge-watching. Why is it so hard to turn the TV off? From the comfort food of sitcoms like Everybody Loves Raymond to the chaotic brilliance of new hits like The Righteous Gemstones, the guys explore what hooks us. Is it the cliffhangers? The need for escapism, or just the joy of hanging out with fictional characters we love? They discuss the psychology behind our viewing habits, the battle between "Comfort TV" and "Prestige Drama," and share their own personal marathon records. Whether you are a serial re-watcher or someone constantly hunting for the next big series, this episode is for you. Grab your remote (and maybe some snacks), tune in, and let us know: What show are you currently unable to turn off?  #BingeWatching #TVAddict #EverybodyL...