Gather Together

Carrie Ann Rhodes shares how to have a fun game night.

School is letting out around the country so what are your first thoughts when it comes to summertime? Is it just the warmer weather, or maybe being able to spend more time with your family? Sometimes we can be intimidated by all the free time kids all of a sudden have. Today Richard and Linda discuss some summer fun family ideas.

On today’s episode, enjoy the following: “Stories Heard from the Checkout Line” by Bruce Walker (7:50) “Queen Mother Summer Palace” by Mary Wright (15:02) “Fay and Bri Cation” by Paul Strickland (6:28) “Uncle Willis” by Bruce Walker (3:22) “Shadow of a Cowboy” by Andy Hedges (6:34) “How They Broke Away to go to the Rutabaga Country” by Carol Birch, Bill Harley, Angela Lloyd, and David Holt (7:43)

Parental Mental Health Improved by Family Meals

Heather Johnson shares how we can strengthen our family bonds

Stories about families learning and growing together, and an interview with the sisters who co-created Lime Ricki Swimwear.

Producer Rod Gustafson joins Lisa to talk about the importance of watching movies together as a family and having a discussion about them afterwards.

Literacy starts in the home, and has the potential to become a generational tradition. Because our parents taught us to be passionate about books, we teach our children, and then our children go on to teach future generations. It can become a wonderful cycle, but it requires work to make reading an important center in the home. We’re in studio today with Kathy Newton, a mother, grandmother, and lover of reading.

An hour of stories devoted to the shenanigans and mischief we get into with our families featuring Glenda Bonin, Kevin Carr, Antonio Sacre, and Madeline L. Pots.

Natalie Ockey discusses with Brooke ways she makes her love for nature a priority in family life

Stories about family, food and reconciling differences.

We finish up today’s program with Abbie Vance, associate producer of Highway 89 on BYU Radio, who shares some favorite family traditions related to books that have cultivated her life-long love of reading.

On Today's episode of The Apple Seed, Enjoy the Following Stories: "Two Brothers" by Syd Lieberman "Finding Family" by Chris Burton "My Dad is the Man" by Antonio Sacre "Finding our Way Through the Snow" by Sam Payne

Chef Leonard talks to Lisa about tips for preparing for dinner as a family.

On today's episode, enjoy the following: “Occam’s Razor” by Dolores Hydock (13:11) “Kevin” by Niki Bean (4:28) Radio Family Journal: “Oliver” (5:39)

Melanie Douglass discusses how to make family fitness fun

On today's episode, enjoy the following: “Look it up!” by Donald Davis (13:46) Radio Family Journal: “Pencil Neck” (7:48) “I Love You More” by Sheila and Kriss Arnold (2:01)

FAMILY REUNIONS.... What are they really? Just a time to get together and grill up some food and have a good time? Or are they something more than that? Can they be the glue that holds families together and that makes cousins more than friends? The Eyres share their family reunion experiences and how it has strengthened their family bonds.

Mark and Lee Anne Pope explain how to improve work ethic and teamwork

Having Friends of Different Backgrounds Can Lead to More Success in School

Friendship is as important as sleep and exercise.

Water you Talking About | Friendtimacy | The New Fountain of Youth |

How the Pandemic is Affecting Relationships—Especially Male Friendships

APR 15-21 The Greatest Friend of All

Eileen Kennedy-Moore reviews the effects imaginary friends have on children as they grow up.

Getting Rid of Whining and Moaning | Not Taking Friends for Granted | Caring for Caregivers |

How Adults and Kids Relive 8th Grade

Too many friends could hurt your relationships

Lydia Denworth explains the biological need we have for friendship.

Quantity of friends might prevail over quality

Having friends makes you happy, but how do you keep them?

How can you handle tough conversations about mental health with your friends?