259:16 · 10 clips · addiction, animals, crowd work, faith, family, food
People who shared what they're walking through — tap to hear their moment.
Chelsea Leanne had been on the prayer list over a tumor concern, with an update that it was not there.
Kindness had been on the prayer list over a tumor concern, with an update that it was not there.
Tyler is being prayed for to stop drinking 12-packs.
Shane is being prayed for while dealing with cancer.
Jordan is asking for guidance.
Rogue is being prayed for while dealing with cancer.
Lori is seeking closure and emotional healing.
Jennifer is being prayed for after the passing of her sister Brandy.
Lizzie's brother is on the prayer list for support.
Craig Jr and Caleb are being prayed for regarding a hoped-for reunion.
Carly is praying to find a new job.
Sylvia is praying for a kidney.
Courtney is praying for her mom's situation to keep improving.
Thicker Than Snickers is praying for her family's health.
E Doc is being prayed for to be healthy.
Mandrea is going through both a divorce and a flood.
Big Texan is being prayed for to have peace.
Latina is asking for prayer for a family member's health.
Jolene is traveling from Colorado to Kansas and praying she can cover the cost.
Monica Lomby is praying for wisdom, knowledge, and protection.
Tiffany Taylor is asking for prayer for her mother and brother.
Dan is being prayed for safe driving.
Jenny George, who has MS, shared a faith-centered prayer request.
Tony NYC is asking for prayer around surgery and better sleep.
Bart Jr is praying for safe travels for Barth.
Pamela asks for prayer because the health of some people close to her is not good right now.
Barth shares that the day is a painful yearly reminder of when he found out he was getting a divorce, though he feels God made it more manageable.
Barth opens up about maintaining sobriety through difficult moments and past relapse triggers around alcohol.
Barth shares that losing his company and significant money left him depressed and tempted to drink again, but he chose to keep going.
Barth shares a hopeful milestone of 2,913 days sober while going through major life hardship.
Mama Steven asked for prayer for good health.
Stephen shared that a major health situation in his household lasted for months and drained his creativity, and he asked for prayer for his Substack and the health-care community he is trying to build.
Kindness gave an update that her procedure found no tumor or obstruction, but she is still dealing with reflux, intestinal inflammation, weakness, and ongoing medical uncertainty.
Stephen shared that his household includes two cancer patients, one with a tumor.
Kindness shared that her lifelong best friend was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and recently learned it was stage 2 rather than stage 3.
Stephen shared that his mother was diagnosed with stage 3C ovarian cancer and has been fighting it for nearly ten years, with recent treatment shrinking her remaining tumor significantly.
A caller shared a painful family history with cancer and that they had a hysterectomy at age 30 because of a noncancerous tumor.
Joker asked for prayer that a big work project finishes well so he can stop being on the road and spend more time with his family.
Redneck Mark asked for prayer for blessings, health, wisdom, and protection.
The group lifted up a specific prayer for Kindness’s friend to find strong treatment and overcome ovarian cancer.
Kindness shared that when her friend begins treatment, she plans to stay with her because her friend is a single mom with a young son and is going through a divorce.
Candy asked people to remember Alzheimer’s patients and caregivers, explaining how exhausting and costly caregiving can be.
Candy shared that her family is in a major probate battle involving her mother-in-law’s cognitive difficulties, nursing home care, and alleged fraudulent transfer of millions in family assets.
Southern Spill describes her family being caught in a painful estate and probate situation involving alleged misconduct, multiple deaths, and serious concerns about corruption and safety.
Baxter shares that being on the spectrum means background noise can overwhelm or disrupt him during the conversation.
Emma shares that she recently escaped a two-and-a-half-year domestic violence relationship and is now waiting on court proceedings after pressing charges.
Emma explains that long-term health issues worsened after an abusive incident caused a spinal injury that left her partially paralyzed, and she is working through rehab to walk again.
A listener explicitly asks for Emma to be added to the prayer list for recovery from her injury.
Emma reflects on why it was hard to leave her abusive relationship, sharing that she came from a broken household and relied heavily on friends for support during a dark mental period.
Muffin Man briefly shares that he is struggling under bills while encouraging the host.
Muffin Man shared that he lives in his ex-wife’s basement while helping care for his 95-year-old father.
Muffin Man tearfully asked for prayer for his 42-year-old daughter Renee, who needs a liver after alcohol-related liver damage and has now stopped drinking.
Barth shared that his divorce recently became final and he is trying to start over in a new place while traveling to stay involved in his son’s life.
Taker asked for prayer for good health.
Brink Life shared that he lost his father four years ago to liver and kidney problems related to drinking.
Brink Life shared that he served in Iraq driving a tank and was medically discharged after about a year and a half.
Brink Life described ongoing grief for his father, who was his best friend, including dreams where he wakes up wanting to call him.
Barth shared that the past years brought major losses, including losing a business, losing his father, struggling not to drink, moving back in with his parents, and later divorce.
Brink Life shared that while his father was dying, his wife left for another relationship and moved his children hours away, forcing him to choose between being near his kids and being with his dad in his final days.
Brink Life shared that he is a single father with 50/50 custody and that his father had been the one person he called every day.
Barth shared the painful story of his father’s hospitalization and death, including being unable to visit him in the ICU for much of that time.
Brink Life directly asked for prayer, saying he needs it.
Brink Life asked for prayer for his young daughters and for a smooth week as he manages their activities as a 50/50 single father.
Brink Life shared that he is an 80% disabled veteran, unable to work, and facing the need to sell his house.
James asks for prayer that he and his daughters can find a place to live in the next couple of months.
Tex shares about his father’s illness, death, and the lasting grief and meaning around his passing.
Barth shares that sports gambling was once a serious problem in his life and caused real damage.
Barth shares that he has been mentally wrestling with whether the late-night support work should be his focus because it affects other parts of his life.
Christine shares that she lost four loved ones in one year, including her mother with Alzheimer’s and health complications, after quitting her job to care for her.
Christine shares that a sibling caused deep pain and distance in the family, and she has chosen separation for her peace.
Christine asks for prayer over her long-term goal of opening a healing center for animals and people.
Nancy is grieving the loss of her husband Chuck after nearly 25 years together, especially on the three-year anniversary of his death following cancer and an aortic aneurysm.
Nancy feels hurt, angry, and frustrated because she believes her husband's death was connected to medical decisions and wants acknowledgment of what happened.
Nancy shares that her sister also suffered major losses, losing her husband and then her daughter after Nancy's husband passed.
Nancy is dealing with serious nerve damage, past brain surgery, and ongoing physical limitations that make daily life difficult.
Nancy fears losing the retirement home she and Chuck bought because she cannot keep up financially or physically on her own.
Nancy is worried about her son, a Marine veteran with severe PTSD, and is carrying pain over their strained relationship after her divorce.
Nancy shares a painful history of foster care, abandonment, molestation, and abuse by her stepfather, while also saying her faith helped her survive.
Nancy says she has lost part of herself since Chuck died, has let her home go, and now rarely goes out because the world feels frightening.
Nancy asks for prayer to get herself back together and feel close to God again while she struggles with grief and impatience.
Commando asks for prayer that he will one day see his son again after three years without contact.
Tony shares that he has surgery scheduled for October 23 and is encouraged that prayer seemed to help him sleep better.
Tony is grieving his father's death from alcoholism and carries pain that he never got to make amends before his father died.
Tony shares regret and sadness about not getting married or having children.
Tony's mother has schizophrenia and has been institutionalized for many years, and he is trying to get her moved closer while struggling to visit her.
Tony shares that he lives with dual diagnosis, including bipolar disorder, anxiety, and depression.
Taylor shares about his grandfather's heart surgery, stroke, paralysis, and death, and how that loss affected his family around the holidays.
Taylor and their family are grieving the loss of their grandfather, especially during their first Christmas Eve without him, while finding comfort in a meaningful dream and family keepsakes.
Taylor offers a prayer asking God to bless and comfort the people they will see and help them serve according to God’s will.
A prayer is requested for Barth to make it safely to Mississippi.
Stories from Barth's own life — tap to jump right to them.
Pamela asks how Barth's day was, and he shares that he had been dreading the yearly reminder of the day he found out he was getting divorced, but prayer helped it pass with acceptance instead of spiraling.
Pamela suggests the show may be filling Barth's cup rather than just distracting him, and Barth relates it to moving after divorce: people assume he'd be out partying, but doing the nightly lives helped keep him from that path.
A guest compares Barth's dry humor and show vibe to old Howard Stern, and Barth shares that he once bought a lifetime Sirius subscription when Howard moved there, though he stopped listening after COVID.
A caller asks Barth about his Substack, and Barth shares that a major health development in his household lasted months and drained his creativity, explaining why he took a break before returning to writing.
After a guest shares that her lifelong best friend’s ovarian cancer was caught at stage 2, Barth connects it to his own mother’s stage 3C ovarian cancer journey, explaining the chemo, trial medication, GLP-1 combination, and how her remaini
When the guest says she’ll stay with her friend during cancer treatments, Barth relates as someone who cared for his mom through treatment, sharing that preparing her mentally for day three being the worst helped her get through it.
After Muffin Man says the Army wouldn’t take him because he was colorblind, Barth immediately relates: he’s colorblind too, and as a kid he badly wanted to be a fighter pilot. He jokes that with his photographer reflexes and instincts, he w
Muffin Man says his daughter stopped drinking and needs part of her daughter’s liver; Barth relates it to his own alcohol-damaged liver and says prayer and healing are why he is alive.
Taker asks how Barth likes living in Florida; Barth shares that his divorce finalized a month ago, he does not know anyone there yet, and he is trying to build a fresh start while traveling back for his son's football.
Brink Life says losing his dad was the worst thing in his life because his dad was his best friend; Barth shares that he lost his own father and best friend in 2021, the photographer who shaped his career.
Brink describes dreaming about his dad and waking up reaching for the phone to call him; Barth says he has done that too, and jokes about expecting his dad to be waiting in a restaurant.
After bonding over wanting their dads to still appear, Barth explains how his recent years stacked grief on grief: losing a business, losing his dad, fighting alcohol, moving back in with parents, and then divorce.
Brink talks about raising his six- and eight-year-old daughters with 50/50 custody; Barth relates as a father in a custody situation, saying being a dad is what he is good at and that he drives seven hours every weekend for his kids.
After the guest shares a spiritual sign connected to his late father and everyone sits with it, Barth says it triggered his own memories. He tells how numbers became signs from God and his dad, admits his Vegas/gambling history, then shares
Lightworker tells how she got into Rottweilers through a boyfriend and ended up keeping the dog after the breakup. Barth turns it into a personal, funny 'me too' about losing his own dog in a divorce, then softens it by saying the kids like
When Lightworker says animal abuse sends her from calm to furious and describes decades of rescuing and fostering dogs, Barth connects by sharing that his sister runs a nonprofit for elderly, unwanted dogs, including the rough-looking ones
Lightworker explains her dream of opening a healing center where adoptable dogs sit in sessions because animals heal people deeply. Barth immediately relates with his own dog Einstein, calling him his 'don't get drunk dog' and saying he too
Nancy talks about believing her husband's vaccine requirement contributed to his death and says she wants accountability from people like Fauci or Gates. Barth connects it to his own life with a brief 'me too' about his dad, agreeing that w
Tony shares that he is still upset because his cousin had his father's ATM card, drained a small amount of money, and took another check after his father died. Barth tells him to let it go, then relates it to his own pattern of stewing over
Every moment Barth talks about his faith — tap to listen.
Barth opens the show by running through the prayer list, celebrating answered prayers and giving credit to Jesus, saying Jesus can do anything.
While reading the prayer list, Barth highlights a Bible verse shared by Monica and says they need to pull up Proverbs later.
Barth continues the prayer list with requests for healing, recovery, grief, happiness, and specifically a prayer that every mother can find Jesus, ending with his son praying for his safe travels.
Barth explains that he is keeping a prayer list for people, notes that there have already been check marks, and adds Pamela's request for people's health.
Barth reflects on the painful anniversary of learning he was getting divorced, saying he prayed about it a lot and experienced acceptance in God's hands and plans.
Barth explains that after his divorce, instead of falling into the bar scene or going wild, he stayed grounded by doing what he believes God told him to do and showing up for others at night.
After describing how the hard anniversary was easier than expected, Barth credits God with making the day as painless as possible and connects it to his continued sobriety.
In a warm, joking exchange with Steven’s mom, Barth says they pray for her every day and asks what specific prayer she wants for the week, adding good health to the list.
Barth follows up on a prayer request from earlier in the week, asking for the update after they prayed that a medical procedure would show no tumor.
Barth adds Joker to the prayer list, asking God to help his project finish well so he can be home with his family more.
Barth explains that he wants prayer requests to be specific so they can follow up on answered prayers, describing the list as a record showing God is real.
Barth turns a cancer concern into a specific prayer request, asking for a great treatment and saying people can bring as many prayer needs as they have.
As Emma describes leaving a domestic violence relationship and unexpectedly finding a healthier relationship, Barth frames the timing through faith in God’s plan.
After Emma explains that she is working through rehab for an incomplete spinal injury and trying to walk again, Barth affirms that he is putting her recovery on the prayer list.
Barth responds to Muffin Man’s daughter needing a liver by sharing his own testimony: his liver should not have recovered, but people prayed for him and he sees his survival as proof of God.
Barth places Muffin Man’s daughter Renee on the prayer list, connects her liver crisis to his own past struggle with alcohol, and leads the room to pray for her transplant and healing.
Barth explains the prayer book they have started, where they write down specific prayer needs and track them as evidence of God working.
While talking with a caller about losing their fathers, Barth shares how thoughts of heaven help him process grief and believe that reunion and joy are still ahead.
Barth recognizes a deep conversation about grief and loss as something God may be using that night to help him heal and keep going.
After an interruption during a vulnerable story, Barth frames the moment spiritually, saying that when God is helping people talk about how they get through pain, opposition can show up.
When a caller says he wants to start a prayer list, Barth invites him into theirs and reflects on how meaningful it has already been to see what comes from prayer.
Barth shares that numbers and frogs have become signs from God and his dad, including a moment when he was praying about the name for his addiction and mental health platform and felt God answer through a frog.
Barth says he was mentally battling whether the late-night live show should be his focus, but after praying he saw a tiny frog that felt like God telling him this work was just beginning.
In a warm, funny faith moment, Barth talks about heaven, greeting God, and being reunited with every dog he ever owned, then affirms the acronym FROG as 'fully rely on God.'
After hearing Light Work describe her dream of opening a healing center for animals and people, Barth says they will pray for that vision.
Barth writes Nancy's request in the prayer book, asks what specific prayer she needs, and assures her they will pray for her restoration with faith and expectation.
Barth asks Commando if there is anything he can pray about and uses the prayer book to take down a request about reconnecting with his son.
Barth talks about the prayer list and notes that Barth Jr. asked for prayer for his safe driving as he prepares to travel.
Barth follows up with Tony about his upcoming surgery and notes that they have been praying for his sleep, celebrating that Tony got six hours of rest.
Barth encourages Tony through grief and family pain by framing life as a moment in eternity and urging him to seek God's miracles and signs, explaining that this helps him find gratitude.
Barth turns the close of the live over to Taylor for prayer, making prayer part of how the community ends the conversation together.
Barth shares a testimony about a dream of his late grandfather showing him rings and a pocket watch, later seeing those same items given to family on Christmas Eve, and says the experience brought comfort because he believes according to th
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