Episode 100

WQSB Morning Show with Barry and Holli

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Could you imagine navigating life after the heartbreaking loss of a child? Join us as Barry courageously opens up about the passing of his son, Reid, three years ago and the arduous journey of grief that followed. This special anniversary episode of the Barry and Holli Morning Show is a poignant mix of heartfelt personal stories and uplifting moments. From the excitement of local events such as high school football games and a Jamie Johnson concert to the thrill of our "Wheel of Waddles" segment, there's something for everyone.
We extend our deepest gratitude to our loyal listeners whose unwavering support has been a beacon of light. Barry shares a moving story about losing a loved one to an accidental drug overdose, highlighting the importance of community and compassion. We also delve into current news, like the tragic death of Richard Simmons and a foiled terror plot at Taylor Swift's Vienna concerts. Additionally, we discuss a recent study revealing that many Americans are too tired to cook after work. As we wrap up, listeners have a chance to win fantastic prizes from local favorites like Main Channel, Alabama Pizza Co., more.
Reflecting on the resilience and strength that comes with healing, Barry shares humorous and touching anecdotes about Reid, including his enthusiasm for becoming an organ donor. Holli's admiration for Barry’s fortitude serves as a source of comfort for those experiencing similar losses. This episode is a testament to the power of friendship, community support, and the enduring bond between father and son. Don't miss this emotionally rich episode filled with both laughter and tears, reminding us all of the importance of cherishing every moment and supporting one another.

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1. Barry and Holly Morning Show Anniversary (00:00:00)

2. Life Updates and Prize Giveaways (00:11:47)

3. Healing Through Grief (00:19:38)

4. Spinning the Prize Wheel (00:32:02)

5. Losing a Child (00:44:33)

6. Remembering Reed (00:55:04)