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Good News — Latest Stories
Stories of faith, recovery, and grace, from friends, neighbors, and fellow travelers on the road.
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David Gornoski Visits 1819 News in Birmingham
By JC David Gornoski, host of A Neighbor’s Choice, stopped by the 1819 News studio in Birmingham to talk about the current state of politics,…
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Message From a Friend: The Light Goes Both Ways
Some friendships are born in unexpected places. Sometimes the people we think we’re encouraging turn around and remind us that they’ve been encouraging us all…
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From the Archive: David Gornoski Sits Down with Ron Paul
From two years ago: David Gornoski and Ron Paul on the presidential election, cutting government spending, RFK Jr. and our food, and the individual versus…
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We Want the Same Thing, Alabama. The Anger Is Getting Us Nowhere.
From the diner counter to the storm shelter, Alabamians agree on more than our politics lets us admit.
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All Saints’ Day: The Saints Among Us
What makes someone a saint? A flawless record? A spotless reputation? A life untouched by failure? Scripture tells a different story. Every November 1, Christians…
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David Gornoski: “Iran War Is America Last”
Opinion | WeRockTV Patriotism should ask difficult questions before asking families to bear the consequences of war. In this appearance on Mario Nawfal’s Space, presented…
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Monkey Man — The Rolling Stones
Monkey Man comes from the Rolling Stones’ 1969 album Let It Bleed. It opens with Nicky Hopkins on piano and…
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Slave — The Rolling Stones
Slave comes from the Rolling Stones’ 1981 album Tattoo You. It started as a long jam from the 1975 Black…
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Tumbling Dice — The Rolling Stones
Tumbling Dice was the lead single from the Rolling Stones’ 1972 double album Exile on Main St., recorded in the…
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Sympathy for the Devil — The Rolling Stones
Sympathy for the Devil opens the Rolling Stones’ 1968 album Beggars Banquet. Mick Jagger sings it as the devil himself,…
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Miss You — The Rolling Stones
Miss You opens the Rolling Stones’ 1978 album Some Girls. It mixes disco with the blues, with Sugar Blue’s harmonica…
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Emotional Rescue — The Rolling Stones
Emotional Rescue is the title track from the Rolling Stones’ 1980 album. Mick Jagger sings it in a falsetto over…
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Good Works — People Making a Difference
Meet the neighbors, organizations, and volunteers turning compassion into action. The newest Good Works stories appear here automatically.
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Iron City Trykes: Freedom on Three Wheels
By JC Right here in Birmingham, a team of volunteers is putting kids and veterans back in motion. Iron City Trykes, formerly Birmingham AMBUCS, works…
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Iron City Trykes
Iron City Trykes gives Birmingham children and veterans with adaptive needs the freedom to ride, and a picture of what grace looks like in motion.
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Jameela — A Beautiful Name, A Beautiful Spirit
The name Jameela means “beautiful” in Arabic. And sometimes a person’s name fits them perfectly. I met Jameela during my time at Montgomery Behavioral Health…
Captain’s Log — Start at #1
One imperfect life. Faith, humor, second chances, and the long road toward grace. Read the entries in order, beginning with #1. New entries appear automatically at the end.