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Millions of people every year are devastated by the news that someone they love has developed some form of dementia.Today onFamily Talk, Dr. Dobson will talk with cardiac and thoracic surgeon Dr. Richard Furman, author of the bookDefeating Dementia.Drawing from the latest medical research, Dr. Furman outlines ways people can lower their risk of Alzheimers and reveals howour habits and choices can have a significant impact.

On this classic broadcast ofFamily Talk,were remembering one of the most dramatic moments in U.S history, the attack on Pearl Harbor. Today legendary singer and actor Pat Boone sits down with Dr. Dobson to reminisce about that dark day. Both men were young when the horrific attack occurred, but their memories help us honor the sacrifices made that day to preserve our freedom.

Today on this special edition of Family Talk, Dr. Dobson honors the life and legacy of President George H.W. Bush. He reflects on their many years of friendship, then replays his interview with our 41st President from 1992. Their conversation was quite prophetic as it focused on the importance of supporting the family, and the dangers of pornography and abortion in society.

Harboring hatred or animosity towards someone for the hurt they caused you can eat away at your mind and soul. On this edition of Family Talk, Dr. Dobson talks with clinical psychologist Dr. Arch Hart about the slippery slope of resentment. Hear why this emotion is a disease that can ruin ones life and how forgiveness is the only cure.

The central theme throughout the entire Bible is Gods unconditional love. Today on Family Talk, Dr. Dobson concludes his conversation with Pastor Jentezen Franklin, author of Love Like Youve Never Been Hurt. The two talk about the power love has to transform hearts, heal brokenness, and bring about restoration.

On todays broadcast, Dr. Dobson welcomes Pastor Jentezen Franklin to the Family Talk studios. Pastor Franklin is the author of the new book Love Like Youve Never Been Hurt. He walks though his early life and decision for Christ, and how his ministry and church were started.

Matthew 7:7 says Ask and it will be given to you;seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you. Today onFamily Talk, Dr. Don Bartlette shares how this verse, and the knowledge that someone believed in him, changed an entire community. Dr. Bartlette describes growing up physically deformed and rejected, and how his eyes were opened to his worth and value to the Lord.

Bullying is an all too common issue in our culture. On this broadcast ofFamily Talk, hear from a speech from Dr. Don Bartlette as he shares what it felt like to grow up unwanted and ridiculed. He recounts the agony of rejection and then the hope that he found when one woman showed him that he had value. Its a compelling account of the power of our words and actions.

The emotional trials parents endure because of the unfortunate choices their strong-willed children can be a painful process. Concluding this three-part program onFamily Talk, hear from a strong-willed adolescent how thankful she was for her mothers love, patience, and perseverance. The panel of mothers expresses their own thankfulness for their children, in spite of past hardships and battles of will.

The battle of the wills between parent and child can be emotional, spiritual, and sometimes even physical. Much of it ends up being draining, and can lead to ongoing frustration, anxiety, and guilt. With tears and laughter, our panel of mothers on this broadcast ofFamily Talkcontinue to share their personal struggles with their strong-willed children. If you're facing a similar battle, tune in today.

It's easy for a mother to feel like she's all alone in dealing with the difficulty of a strong-willed child. On this classicFamily Talkbroadcast, Dr. Dobson and a panel of guests will assure moms that they are not abandoned. Tune in to hear three mothers share their personal stories of dealing with strong-willed children. Parents who are facing similar challenges will find encouragement in their words.

Despite the outdated sound of Christian music from hundreds of years ago, many of those songs have deep meanings for us now. On this broadcast of Family Talk, Dr. Dobson concludes his inspiring conversation with Joni Eareckson Tada, alongside Dr. Robert and Bobbie Wolgemuth. All three sing their favorite hymns, and explain how these tender songs ministered to them in dark times of their life.

Happy Thanksgiving everyone! We are so grateful youve joined us for this holiday edition of Family Talk. Today well focus on the importance of praising and glorifying God, especially through music. On this broadcast, Dr. Dobson discusses the power of classic hymns with Joni Eareckson Tada, and Dr. Robert and Bobbie Wolgemuth. Hear the history and stories associated with these timeless songs.

Jesus cautioned us that the world will hate us because of Him.However, Christ promises to save those who remain faithful to Him.On this edition of Family Talk, Dr. Dobson provides an update to the religious liberty case involving former Atlanta Fire Chief, Kelvin Cochran.Youll hear Dr. Dobsons interview from last fall with Chief Cochran, and the developments in his lawsuit against the city of Atlanta.

In the early 1980s, Dr. Francis Schaeffer warned of the disastrous effects of elevating an individuals needs over the needs of society. Sadly, were seeing his words of caution come to fruition. Through the remainder of his presentation today on Family Talk, Dr. Francis Schaeffer addresses the widespread impact of intolerance. He also stresses why believers must fight for their beliefs.