Podcast appearances and mentions of al sanders

For more than 45 years, Roger Kemp has worked behind the scenes of Christian media, helping some of its most recognizable voices communicate biblical truth with clarity and excellence.Roger began in the shipping department of Ambassador Advertising, duplicating reel-to-reel tapes and sending programs to radio stations. That entry-level position eventually placed him alongside Christian broadcasting pioneer Al Sanders and ministries led by Chuck Swindoll, James Dobson, John MacArthur, and others.He later served as Vice President of Broadcasting and International Ministries for Insight for Living, became National Program Director for Salem Communications, and ultimately founded RK Media.In this episode of This Is HIS Story, Roger joins Todd Turner for a deeply personal conversation about: Coming to Christ at a Pilgrim's Progress-themed summer camp  How a painful family relocation shaped his character and calling  Beginning his career in the shipping department  Learning to write for the ear rather than the eye  What Al Sanders, Chuck Swindoll, and Ed Atsinger taught him  Why audio remains such an intimate and effective discipleship medium  Seeing the power of God's Word across cultures and languages  Balancing business responsibilities with a ministry calling  Processing disappointment and hurt within Christian ministry  Writing through his wife Lori's battle with pancreatic cancer  Learning to recognize God's presence during uncertain seasons  His collection of antique editions of The Pilgrim's ProgressRoger's story is a reminder that a life does not need to be lived in the spotlight to have extraordinary influence. God works through faithful people serving behind the scenes, and sometimes we can recognize the pattern of His hand only when we look back.Learn more about Roger and RK Media: https://rkmedia.coLearn more about This Is HIS Story: https://www.toddturner.com/podcasts/this-is-his-story-podcast/

Adrian and Emma (and our announcer, Jared Harris) discuss about their personal lives up to this episode's recording, as well as the best of the second half of Season 1 in this second (and somewhat shorter) Highlights Edition of the show! The three of them also talk about what to expect during Season 2 of the podcast, filled with a unique selection of movies and shows to analyze and review, with a surprise or two along the way. Season 2 of The Sachairi & Peaches Show premieres October 10, 2023 on most major podcast platforms! Have an animated show or movie you'd like for us to review? Email us at sachairiandpeaches@gmail.com or reach out to us on the following social media handles to send your suggestion in! Chapters00:00:00 - Intro00:10:54 - Dragon Rider00:20:45 - Beetlejuice00:39:51 - Barbenheimer00:57:38 - Nimona01:13:54 - Kubo and the Two Strings01:27:45 - Tribute to Al Sanders01:49:18 - The Midnight Gospel01:57:53 - What to expect for Season 2 Soundbytes used for Adrian's tribute to Al Sanders were obtained from the Only1JZ YouTube channel for historical context and fair use purposes: https://www.youtube.com/@saxwork Follow The Sachairi & Peaches Show:Instagram: @sachairiandpeachesThreads: @sachairiandpeaches Follow Adrian:DeviantArt: @AdrianMata26Instagram: @adrianmata26 and @sachlandhubThreads: @adrianmata26 and @sachlandhubTumblr: @adrianmata26YouTube: @Sachland (Adrian Mata // Sachland) Follow Emma:DeviantArt: @LocalPeachesInstagram: @localpeachesstudiosYouTube: @localpeachesstudios8124 (LocalPeaches Studios)

On their first episode back from hiatus, Emma and Adrian update their viewers on what's been happening in their respective, autistic lives since May of 2023. The two then discuss about Australian singer-songwriter Sia's autism diagnosis, two years after she released her controversial film, Music, and Emma gives out her advice to filmmakers and other creatives looking to make it into their creative fields of choice, including the film and animation industries. Finally, Adrian pays a second-hand tribute to a Baltimore television news anchor and reporter, Al Sanders, one month after the 28th anniversary of his passing. Chapters00:00:00 - Intro, incl. Sia's autism diagnosis00:27:38 - Emma's advice for filmmaking01:15:14 - A tribute to Al Sanders Soundbytes used for Adrian's tribute to Al Sanders, and throughout the show, were obtained from the Only1JZ YouTube channel for historical context and fair use purposes: https://www.youtube.com/@saxwork Watch Emma's senior thesis film, "Furrsonalities," now on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOvdJOAr_kE Follow The Sachairi & Peaches Show:Instagram: @sachairiandpeaches Follow Adrian:DeviantArt: @AdrianMata26Instagram: @adrianmata26 and @sachlandhubTumblr: @adrianmata26YouTube: @Sachland (Adrian Mata // Sachland) Follow Emma:DeviantArt: @LocalPeachesYouTube: @localpeachesstudios8124 (LocalPeaches Studios)

See Joni's Facebook post about her mentor.

A special program from the archive. We learned this week of the death of pioneering Christian broadcaster Al Sanders. This interview is from 2012 and tells a bit of the story of his life. 

As Joni celebrates the milestone of 10,000 radio programs, she talks to Al Sanders, her original co-host and creator of the “Joni and Friends” radio program. Listen in to learn why Al thought Joni should be on the radio!

Veteran radio announcer and innovative producer, Al Sanders, talks to Wayne Shepherd about his life and career in Christian radio, dating back to the 1940's.

Veteran radio announcer and innovative producer, Al Sanders, talks to Wayne Shepherd about his life and career in Christian radio, dating back to the 1940's.

Veteran radio announcer and innovative producer, Al Sanders, talks to Wayne Shepherd about his life and career in Christian radio, dating back to the 1940's.

Veteran radio announcer and innovative producer, Al Sanders, talks to Wayne Shepherd about his life and career in Christian radio, dating back to the 1940's.