A Note From That KEVIN - 12/6/25

A Note From That Kevin

Audio By Carbonatix

By Kevin McCullough, Editor In Chief

What. A. Week.

We have officially completed our first full week of the new daily radio show — now reaching 407 radio markets, including all of the top 50, plus streaming globally everywhere you and your earbuds decide to go. The messages, photos, and screenshots you’ve sent from around the country have been a total thrill. Thank you for being there every step of the way!

We also kicked off holiday party season early — and in grand style. Our friends at The Heritage Foundation absolutely knocked it out of the park by hosting their gathering at Papillon in New York City. If that was the first of many, I am already praying for my feet and my tux buttons. 😄

Midweek, I sat down with one of my dearest mentors — Dr. Ray Pritchard — to record a full week of How Do We Live. He has such a pastor’s heart and a teacher’s wisdom. If you’re hungry for something spiritually rich this Advent, he is gifting the world a free devotional guide this year: Behold The Lamb — it’s available at KeepBelieving.com. Bookmark it. Share it. Use it.

This weekend? We keep the celebration rolling.

The Nutcracker at Lincoln Center on Saturday — the timeless beauty that never gets old.

And then Merry Christmas at the White House on Sunday — an honor I’m humbled and excited to share with you in the days ahead.

Inside this week’s issue, we’re tackling:

• The rise of travel now, pay later — and why that shiny convenience might be a dangerous trap

• A passionate plea not to give up on New York City at Christmas — because it still puts more sparkle in December than any place on earth

• And yes… podcasts on podcasts — new shows, new guests, and an expanding world of storytelling

PLUS — the big one:

🎉 You can enter to win two seats on our exclusive Italy 2026 adventure!

A once-in-a-lifetime trip we cannot wait to take with one lucky pair of travelers.

Finally, from the bottom of my heart, thank you for pressing play on my new Christmas songs — at home, in the car, in your playlists, wherever you celebrate. Music has always been how I share joy — and knowing you’re enjoying it means the world.