635. Follow your heart and passion and Jim Stringer proves that with an illustrious musical career for over 55 years.
Release Date: 03/06/2025
You Just Have To Laugh
Kyle Parris moved to Chicago. After a series of unfortunate and unexpected situations he became homeless. Kyle shares how his humor got him through it and to a better place today.
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Julie has the gift of connection with many call the other side. Her premonitions are too many to count. Her psychic connections are amazing. How she continues to find the joy in her life with so many family member dying is inspiring. I know Julie. Her experiences are real. Her moving through the toughest of times is, well, you just have to listen.
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David shares the torch of how humor and laughter gets us through our darkest and heaviest times. Short and sweet. Just like him.
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CEO, Jonah Nelson shares his caring and insightful way he works with his employees at Family Tree Nursery. People think we’re in the plant business. We are—but that’s only half the story. We don’t just grow plants, we grow people. Every day, someone here learns how to take responsibility for something living. They learn timing, judgment, resilience. They learn that growth can’t be rushed—and that showing up matters more than shortcuts. If we do our jobs right, the plants thrive. But more importantly, the people do. And that’s the harvest I’m most proud of.
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In this podccast Meaghan stresses the vital importance in taking the proper legal steps in taking care of your aging parents. Meaghan Wood-Georgiana serves as Hospice Outreach Coordinator for Kansas Palliative & Hospice and Missouri Palliative & Hospice, where she leads community engagement and education initiatives. Drawing on her clinical background in various management roles in Assisted Living, Skilled Nursing, and Memory Care and academic experience as an adjunct college instructor, Meaghan designs and delivers in-service programs that empower healthcare teams with practical...
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The racksack. This is a story I found from a site titled, "very interesting." I share it with the YJHTL message of helping others. Please share it as well.
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The "Michelob Ultra Guy" is Mark Radetic, a Missouri man who went viral in 2022 for a photo showing him holding a beer while everyone else at a PGA Championship event was recording Tiger Woods. The brand immediately signed him for an ad campaign featuring the tagline "It's only worth it if you enjoy it," which also included official merchandise like t-shirts.
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Don Dollar and his family are the heart of the You Just Have To Laugh Family. From his dad's epilepsy, his mom choking to death, his daughter's epilepsy, his wife's death and now to be diagnosed with liver cancer - Don has never lost his faith. It's only gotten stronger. In this podcast Don share his loving belief in faith and God and how that continues to get him through life's toughest times. Don welcomes all prayers as he will continue to prya for you as well. Don Dollar is a amazing specimen of God's creation.
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Firefighter Ray Wynn died of cancer caused by the gear he wore to fight fires. He discovered this after he was diagnosed with cancer and began his research with his wife Jean. After years of working with many people Jean joins the YJHTL podcast share - Honoring our Heroes Act 2025 PASSED, signed by the President and Now it is LAW January is designated as Firefighter Cancer Awareness month as many departments around the country continue to take steps to educate and train First Responders. It will be retroactive to Line...
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It was 1956. Jim was eight years old. Elvis Presley had recently been featured on Ed Sullivan's and Steve Allen’s television shows. The impression cast was indelible. An unrelenting campaign against his parents finally resulted in a Christmas present. A rough but playable ¾ size guitar. Decorated with a picture of Roy Rogers atop trigger.
Jim remembers playing Red River Valley, She’ll Be Comin’ Round the Mountain. They were in the book that came with the guitar, not exactly the rock and roll he envisioned, but it was his start.
Today, 2025, 69 years later Jim has created an elaborate music career, which has been his sole income for his professional life. We invite you to visit jimstringer.com to learn more about of his illustrious musical life – that is still going.