I’m the school bus driver and the buttons on my radio they never worked the volume or changing the station. I was listening forever to a country station because that's what was on and then my radio just completely stopped working all together for like a week and I thought ohh that's it and then the next Monday morning I turned it on. And it was on UCB radio that I'd never heard of and just every song just filled my heart.

We have a son, 29. He's been in drugs and alcohol for 12 years. He just walked away from sober living. So [I] get hurt. And how do I get through this? Well, your radio station, when I found it, I turned it on. I just kept listening to this Christian station. Didn't know nothing about it. And of course [those] little girls right there and we're dancing, and it just gives us so much peace. Like, I'm more relaxed, more at peace. Even though I'm in the middle of a messy storm for The Who knows 25th time. And then this was last year I--when we made a house move, I've had it on every morning. So when I turn that on. I will pick out a song that morning and I'll just sit and listen and just don't move and I just close my eyes and I just turn that song into a prayer. How they pray it back to God right away and something happens. That song that really helps me and I'm crying because--because how much it means to me through my day. It really does inspire me to finish my day, and sometimes it's a long day, but there's something about radio, right? There's something about atmosphere in the home. It just changes things.

Hi, this is Mark. I’m actually calling from the Real Canadian Superstore—I work here. I’ve struggled with addiction and mental health all my life. I’ve hit some really low points and gone down some tough roads. But one day, I finally got on my knees and said, “God, show me the way.” That’s when I found this station. It’s been so helpful in drawing me closer to Jesus and keeping Him in my heart every day. Thank you for giving me the space to share this. I hope my story encourages someone else who’s also struggling with addiction or mental health. Have a great day. Bye.