Podcast to Broadcast

Podcast to Broadcast is a community service initiative from KNS Radio, created to uplift, inspire, and encourage personal growth. We hope these engaging podcasts offer motivation, spiritual insight, and support for both mental and physical wellness.

We invite you to connect with the podcast creators, support their businesses, or contribute to their nonprofit efforts using the contact information provided below. If these messages inspire kindness, compassion, and a greater sense of community in your everyday life, then the mission of KNS Radio is fulfilled.

PODCAST TO BROADCAST PRESENTERS FROM KNS RADIO

"Hedgerow Conversations" with Kent Sama

Saturday mornings from 9-9:30 AM on KNS

Born in 1972 in Salem, Indiana, Kent Sama has dedicated his life to ministry and Christian service across denominational lines. His theology reflects a deep belief in the unity of the Church, affirming that faith is one body in Christ and that denominational divisions are man made. He holds that the Bible is the flawless and final authority, and that Jesus Christ is God in the flesh—the embodiment of all truth. Today, Kent continues to serve and encourage others through a cross-denominational, Christ-centered message rooted in biblical truth and lifelong discipleship.

"Let's Talk About It" with James Phipps

Saturday mornings from 9:30-10 AM on KNS

"The Shop" with Bud Wirey of Boone County

Saturday Mornings At 10 AM on KNS

Join Boone County resident Bud Wirey each week as he tackles issues and topics affecting residents in and around the region of Boone County. Bud has a Facebook group called Boone County Cockroaches where he shines the light on those whose agenda it is to destroy families or indoctrinate our kids in public schools. Bud also occasionally has special guests who come on his show to share more information.

"Real Talk Recovery" with Taylor Echeverria

Saturday mornings at 10:30 AM on KNS

Taylor is the CEO and Director of JohnnyBird Foundation Inc., a nonprofit born from personal loss and built on the belief that there is no such thing as a lost cause. After losing her brother to suicide, her brother-in-law to fentanyl, and close friends to addiction, Taylor turned her grief into a mission to save lives. With over 12 years of experience in recovery services, she leads JohnnyBird with compassion, purpose, and a deep understanding of the recovery journey. The organization serves Montgomery, Clinton, Tippecanoe, and Boone Counties, providing overdose reversal agents, fentanyl test strips, and access to treatment and mental health resources.