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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…

Put On Your Santa Hat: Iron City Trykes’ 2026 Santa Hat Stroll
Join Iron City Trykes for a free family celebration in Homewood on December 13, 2026, from 2–4 p.m. Santa, adaptive…

Welcome to WeRockTV
Good News. Good Music. Good Works. Every good beginning needs a little room to breathe. So we’re starting here, with…

Such Great Heights — Act of Congress
Some songs make distance feel smaller. In Act of Congress’s performance of “Such Great Heights,” the music becomes an invitation…

Don’t Fight the Darkness So Hard That You Forget to Enjoy the Light
We live in an age that rewards outrage. Every morning brings another headline, another argument, another reason to fear what…

Lynyrd Skynyrd — Gimme Back My Bullets
In 1976, Ronnie Van Zant wasn’t asking for ammunition. He wanted Lynyrd Skynyrd’s momentum back. On the Billboard charts, a…

The Body Keeps the Score: Trauma, Healing, and the Whole Person
Good Books | Healing the whole person What happens when the mind moves forward, but the body still responds as…

The Veil by Blake K. Healy — An Invitation to See Beyond
What if the world we see is only part of the story? In The Veil: An Invitation to the Unseen…

Good Works: A Rooftop Full of Generosity
Good News • Good Music • Good Works Sometimes the best things happening in Birmingham aren’t happening in boardrooms, churches,…

A Place at the Table
A reflection from Morning Manna on Luke 5:27–35: welcoming people to the table and pointing them toward Jesus, the Great…
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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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Don’t Fight the Darkness So Hard That You Forget to Enjoy the Light
We live in an age that rewards outrage. Every morning brings another headline, another argument, another reason to fear what tomorrow may hold. Some of…
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The Body Keeps the Score: Trauma, Healing, and the Whole Person
Good Books | Healing the whole person What happens when the mind moves forward, but the body still responds as though danger is near? That…
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A Place at the Table
A reflection from Morning Manna on Luke 5:27–35: welcoming people to the table and pointing them toward Jesus, the Great Physician.
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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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George Jefferson’s Starship
Turn it up. Watch a featured performance from the WeRockTV family, then explore the latest music stories below.
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Lynyrd Skynyrd — Gimme Back My Bullets
In 1976, Ronnie Van Zant wasn’t asking for ammunition. He wanted Lynyrd Skynyrd’s momentum back. On the Billboard charts, a…
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Higher Ground – Stevie Wonder
By JC Background Stevie Wonder released “Higher Ground” in 1973 on his album Innervisions. He wrote and recorded it in…
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Surfaces — Sunday Best
Dedicated to my friend Logan, who turned me on to this band. Some friends introduce you to people. Others introduce…
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Kid Charlemagne — Steely Dan
Some guitar solos are played. Others are delivered from another dimension. Steely Dan’s 1976 masterpiece Kid Charlemagne, from The Royal…
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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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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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Good Works: A Rooftop Full of Generosity
Good News • Good Music • Good Works Sometimes the best things happening in Birmingham aren’t happening in boardrooms, churches, or city hall. Sometimes they’re…
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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.
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.
