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Listener Submission: "Yesterday was National Police Officer Appreciation Day and I hear people grumbling about the police and how terrible they are. I’m not sure how to respond when people start talking so negative about the police and sometimes I just keep my mouth shut to avoid an argument. How would you handle the situation?"Police officers do far more good than bad, overwhelmingly so. They risk their lives daily called to service, and deserve respect. We broke down this listener submission with Mamas Teri Spinks Netterville and Denise Vinson Arthur on Wednesday's "What Would Mama Do?" Our daily "What Would Mama Do?" segment is sponsored by Moor Coffee Company.

Listener Submission: "Yesterday was National Police Officer Appreciation Day and I hear people grumbling about the police and how terrible they are. I’m not sure how to respond when people start talking so negative about the police and sometimes I just keep my mouth shut to avoid an argument. How would you handle the situation?"Police officers do far more good than bad, overwhelmingly so. They risk their lives daily called to service, and deserve respect. We broke down this listener submission with Mamas Teri Spinks Netterville and Denise Vinson Arthur on Wednesday's "What Would Mama Do?" Our daily "What Would Mama Do?" segment is sponsored by Moor Coffee Company.

Listener Submission: "Yesterday was National Police Officer Appreciation Day and I hear people grumbling about the police and how terrible they are. I’m not sure how to respond when people start talking so negative about the police and sometimes I just keep my mouth shut to avoid an argument. How would you handle the situation?"Police officers do far more good than bad, overwhelmingly so. They risk their lives daily called to service, and deserve respect. We broke down this listener submission with Mamas Teri Spinks Netterville and Denise Vinson Arthur on Wednesday's "What Would Mama Do?" Our daily "What Would Mama Do?" segment is sponsored by Moor Coffee Company.

Listener Submission: "Yesterday was National Police Officer Appreciation Day and I hear people grumbling about the police and how terrible they are. I’m not sure how to respond when people start talking so negative about the police and sometimes I just keep my mouth shut to avoid an argument. How would you handle the situation?"Police officers do far more good than bad, overwhelmingly so. They risk their lives daily called to service, and deserve respect. We broke down this listener submission with Mamas Teri Spinks Netterville and Denise Vinson Arthur on Wednesday's "What Would Mama Do?" Our daily "What Would Mama Do?" segment is sponsored by Moor Coffee Company.

Listener Submission: "The words from Oprah at the Golden Globes were huge to me. Where other industries, institutions and organizations have failed, the entertainment industry has been an inspiration calling out sexual assault and harassment. You would hope the church would be leading this, but 'they' have been hiding in fear. So grateful for the brave who have the platform where people listen and who are doing something good with it. Do you agree?"As an influential figure with a platform, you have a responsibility to use your words for good. Did Oprah do that? Or did she just save face? We talked to the Mamas Teri Spinks Netterville and Denise Vinson Arthur about Oprah's speech on Monday's "What Would Mama Do?" and they had some great insight.

Listener Submission: "The words from Oprah at the Golden Globes were huge to me. Where other industries, institutions and organizations have failed, the entertainment industry has been an inspiration calling out sexual assault and harassment. You would hope the church would be leading this, but 'they' have been hiding in fear. So grateful for the brave who have the platform where people listen and who are doing something good with it. Do you agree?"As an influential figure with a platform, you have a responsibility to use your words for good. Did Oprah do that? Or did she just save face? We talked to the Mamas Teri Spinks Netterville and Denise Vinson Arthur about Oprah's speech on Monday's "What Would Mama Do?" and they had some great insight.

Listener Submission: "The words from Oprah at the Golden Globes were huge to me. Where other industries, institutions and organizations have failed, the entertainment industry has been an inspiration calling out sexual assault and harassment. You would hope the church would be leading this, but 'they' have been hiding in fear. So grateful for the brave who have the platform where people listen and who are doing something good with it. Do you agree?"As an influential figure with a platform, you have a responsibility to use your words for good. Did Oprah do that? Or did she just save face? We talked to the Mamas Teri Spinks Netterville and Denise Vinson Arthur about Oprah's speech on Monday's "What Would Mama Do?" and they had some great insight.

Listener Submission: "The words from Oprah at the Golden Globes were huge to me. Where other industries, institutions and organizations have failed, the entertainment industry has been an inspiration calling out sexual assault and harassment. You would hope the church would be leading this, but 'they' have been hiding in fear. So grateful for the brave who have the platform where people listen and who are doing something good with it. Do you agree?"As an influential figure with a platform, you have a responsibility to use your words for good. Did Oprah do that? Or did she just save face? We talked to the Mamas Teri Spinks Netterville and Denise Vinson Arthur about Oprah's speech on Monday's "What Would Mama Do?" and they had some great insight.

Listener Submission: "As happy as this time of year is for many, it is also the very saddest of times for so many others. It seems that many people choose this time of year to take their own life and it is absolutely crushing for those left behind. The other day, one of my daughter's best friend's father killed himself. We all knew that he was struggling with depression, but we never imagined it would come to this. I am so heartbroken. What can we do to help in these situations?... if there is really even anything we can do at all?"It may be the "most wonderful time of the year", but it isn't for everyone. For those who struggle with depression, it can be the hardest season of all. Be there for those you know that struggle, and move forward with them in love and understanding. We spoke to the Mamas Teri Spinks Netterville and Denise Vinson Arthur, on "What Would Mama Do?", about the different resources that can help those that suffer from depression, and those that they may leave behind.

Listener Submission: "As happy as this time of year is for many, it is also the very saddest of times for so many others. It seems that many people choose this time of year to take their own life and it is absolutely crushing for those left behind. The other day, one of my daughter's best friend's father killed himself. We all knew that he was struggling with depression, but we never imagined it would come to this. I am so heartbroken. What can we do to help in these situations?... if there is really even anything we can do at all?"It may be the "most wonderful time of the year", but it isn't for everyone. For those who struggle with depression, it can be the hardest season of all. Be there for those you know that struggle, and move forward with them in love and understanding. We spoke to the Mamas Teri Spinks Netterville and Denise Vinson Arthur, on "What Would Mama Do?", about the different resources that can help those that suffer from depression, and those that they may leave behind.

"Dear Mamas, I saw a news story that says parents of newborns don't have to list the baby's sex on his or her birth certificate? Instead of saying male or female, they can just have the doctor put 'X'. Are you kidding me? How do things this insane become law?" - Listener SubmissionNo matter how you feel about gender identity, this is a confusing start for a child. Mamas Teri Spinks Netterville and Denise Vinson Arthur weighed in on the issue on Thursday's "What Would Mama Do?" and had some great insights for us.

"Dear Mamas, I saw a news story that says parents of newborns don't have to list the baby's sex on his or her birth certificate? Instead of saying male or female, they can just have the doctor put 'X'. Are you kidding me? How do things this insane become law?" - Listener SubmissionNo matter how you feel about gender identity, this is a confusing start for a child. Mamas Teri Spinks Netterville and Denise Vinson Arthur weighed in on the issue on Thursday's "What Would Mama Do?" and had some great insights for us.

"I have two nieces who have come to live with my wife, son, and myself. One is 15 years old. I found the condoms taken from our drawer in her room. I have not said anything to my wife yet, and not sure what to say to my niece. I'm torn because this shouldn't be happening, but at the same time, should I be so naive? Really have no clue what to do. My son is 4, I'm not ready for this!!! Please help." - Listener SubmissionOh, this is a tough one! While an uncomfortable subject now, this is ultimately a good opportunity to address boundaries and trust. Mamas Teri Spinks Netterville and Denise Vinson Arthur tackled this tricky topic on "Mom on the Run".

"I have two nieces who have come to live with my wife, son, and myself. One is 15 years old. I found the condoms taken from our drawer in her room. I have not said anything to my wife yet, and not sure what to say to my niece. I'm torn because this shouldn't be happening, but at the same time, should I be so naive? Really have no clue what to do. My son is 4, I'm not ready for this!!! Please help." - Listener SubmissionOh, this is a tough one! While an uncomfortable subject now, this is ultimately a good opportunity to address boundaries and trust. Mamas Teri Spinks Netterville and Denise Vinson Arthur tackled this tricky topic on "Mom on the Run".

If your husband has ever made you so mad that you have just literally want to walk right out the front door, then you'll want to pull up a chair and a fresh cup of coffee to listen as Mamas Teri Spinks Netterville and Denise Vinson Arthur get real about the secret of a happy marriage. It's something they call the "stubbornness" factor and if you don't have it, you'll want to get it after listening to this episode of What Would Mama Do?

If your husband has ever made you so mad that you have just literally want to walk right out the front door, then you'll want to pull up a chair and a fresh cup of coffee to listen as Mamas Teri Spinks Netterville and Denise Vinson Arthur get real about the secret of a happy marriage. It's something they call the "stubbornness" factor and if you don't have it, you'll want to get it after listening to this episode of What Would Mama Do?

“I’m sure the mamas heard about the uproar over the modeling agency slamming that male model for his height yesterday. It was all over social media, so of course that mean stuff made its way back to my son, who is already struggling with his stature... What can I tell my son? His buds already tease him, but he laughs and takes it in stride, but it is really affecting him... Please help me with what to say to him next. - Mad Mama"Great talk on "What Would Mama Do?"! A local talent agency garnered attention on social media last week by bullying a male model. The social media community is rallying together in support of the model, and creating positivity in the face of bullying. We got some advice from Mamas Teri Spinks Netterville and Denise Vinson Arthur on the listener submission and discussed the situation and its impact further.

“I’m sure the mamas heard about the uproar over the modeling agency slamming that male model for his height yesterday. It was all over social media, so of course that mean stuff made its way back to my son, who is already struggling with his stature... What can I tell my son? His buds already tease him, but he laughs and takes it in stride, but it is really affecting him... Please help me with what to say to him next. - Mad Mama"Great talk on "What Would Mama Do?"! A local talent agency garnered attention on social media last week by bullying a male model. The social media community is rallying together in support of the model, and creating positivity in the face of bullying. We got some advice from Mamas Teri Spinks Netterville and Denise Vinson Arthur on the listener submission and discussed the situation and its impact further.

"Dear Mamas, I'm scared to go out anymore, let my children go to a friend's house, when I know they are going to a public place like a movie theater, concert, etc., because I'm not there to watch out for them. The terrorist attack in New York has left me more anxious than ever and inside I can't stop worrying. I know I feel safer living in a smaller city, but it will only be a matter of time before a small community like ours is targeted. You all sound so confident about everything but do you feel scared too? And how do you deal with it?" - Listener SubmissionIn the wake of recent tragedies, it can sometimes be very hard to continue your day-to-day without living in fear. On "What Would Mama Do?", Mamas Teri Spinks Netterville and Denise Vinson Arthur had some great advice on how to persist in the face of an uncertain world, and how to talk to your children about it, as well. Listen in.

"Dear Mamas, I'm scared to go out anymore, let my children go to a friend's house, when I know they are going to a public place like a movie theater, concert, etc., because I'm not there to watch out for them. The terrorist attack in New York has left me more anxious than ever and inside I can't stop worrying. I know I feel safer living in a smaller city, but it will only be a matter of time before a small community like ours is targeted. You all sound so confident about everything but do you feel scared too? And how do you deal with it?" - Listener SubmissionIn the wake of recent tragedies, it can sometimes be very hard to continue your day-to-day without living in fear. On "What Would Mama Do?", Mamas Teri Spinks Netterville and Denise Vinson Arthur had some great advice on how to persist in the face of an uncertain world, and how to talk to your children about it, as well. Listen in.

"Are we always going to the next thing without enjoying where we are? Like Christmas items already in the stores before Halloween. We just don't enjoy the journey anymore, and that's why we are not going anywhere as a country." - Listener SubmissionAre you already feeling the "Christmas Creep"? Has the pursuit of the almighty dollar distracted us from the true fun/meaning of the holiday season? Mamas Teri Spinks Netterville and Denise Vinson Arthur weighed in on "What Would Mama Do?"

"Are we always going to the next thing without enjoying where we are? Like Christmas items already in the stores before Halloween. We just don't enjoy the journey anymore, and that's why we are not going anywhere as a country." - Listener SubmissionAre you already feeling the "Christmas Creep"? Has the pursuit of the almighty dollar distracted us from the true fun/meaning of the holiday season? Mamas Teri Spinks Netterville and Denise Vinson Arthur weighed in on "What Would Mama Do?"

Southwest just had its first "unmanned" flight with an all female flight crew, documented on social media. According to the airline, this coincidence was completely unplanned and simply how the schedule worked out. We had a listener write in concerned with the physical strength of a female captain/flight crew in the event of an attack and need for restraint.Mamas Teri Spinks Netterville and Denise Vinson Arthur addressed the flight and these concerns on "What Would Mama Do?"

Southwest just had its first "unmanned" flight with an all female flight crew, documented on social media. According to the airline, this coincidence was completely unplanned and simply how the schedule worked out. We had a listener write in concerned with the physical strength of a female captain/flight crew in the event of an attack and need for restraint.Mamas Teri Spinks Netterville and Denise Vinson Arthur addressed the flight and these concerns on "What Would Mama Do?"

After lackluster attendance at a 3rd grade parents night, Principal Ralph Wisner called parents to let them know their children would be punished with double-detention if they didn't have an excuse note. While his passion for parental participation is admirable, many feel he was too harsh.How do you make parents want to participate in their kid's school events? We got some input from Mamas Teri Spinks Netterville and Denise Vinson Arthur on "What Would Mama Do?"

After lackluster attendance at a 3rd grade parents night, Principal Ralph Wisner called parents to let them know their children would be punished with double-detention if they didn't have an excuse note. While his passion for parental participation is admirable, many feel he was too harsh.How do you make parents want to participate in their kid's school events? We got some input from Mamas Teri Spinks Netterville and Denise Vinson Arthur on "What Would Mama Do?"

"My son is a freshman in college and he has encountered several professors whose views are almost un-American. But that’s not the worst of it. These professors are promoting their opinions as fact. My son often finds himself looking around the classroom to see if any of the other students are finding what is being said as ridiculous as he does but so far he’s found more folks just seemingly nodding their head. What would you do if your son was in this situation?" - Listener SubmissionIn this situation, do you stand up for your principles or sit quietly to get a good grade? We discussed this with Mamas Teri Spinks Netterville and Denise Vinson Arthur on "What Would Mama Do?" and got their opinions.

"My son is a freshman in college and he has encountered several professors whose views are almost un-American. But that’s not the worst of it. These professors are promoting their opinions as fact. My son often finds himself looking around the classroom to see if any of the other students are finding what is being said as ridiculous as he does but so far he’s found more folks just seemingly nodding their head. What would you do if your son was in this situation?" - Listener SubmissionIn this situation, do you stand up for your principles or sit quietly to get a good grade? We discussed this with Mamas Teri Spinks Netterville and Denise Vinson Arthur on "What Would Mama Do?" and got their opinions.

Amidst the press for her new movie Battle of the Sexes, tennis star Billie Jean King said that she's upset with the "white women that voted for Mr. Trump. I think they really don't like themselves." One of our listeners wrote in, as a disappointed longtime fan of King's, and says that statement is making her boycott the movie.We discussed this and the political "ventriloquism" exhibited by other entertainers with Mamas Teri Spinks Netterville and Denise Vinson Arthur on "What Would Mama Do?"

Amidst the press for her new movie Battle of the Sexes, tennis star Billie Jean King said that she's upset with the "white women that voted for Mr. Trump. I think they really don't like themselves." One of our listeners wrote in, as a disappointed longtime fan of King's, and says that statement is making her boycott the movie.We discussed this and the political "ventriloquism" exhibited by other entertainers with Mamas Teri Spinks Netterville and Denise Vinson Arthur on "What Would Mama Do?"

Seriously?U.S. Senate hopeful Doug Jones for Senate (Alabama) states that he is a “right-to-lifer” once a baby is born, but that he also supports abortion up until the day of birth. 80% of women in the United States oppose late-term abortions.The question: In a topic as personal and difficult as abortion, how do you discuss your pro-life stance with your friends? Mamas Teri Spinks Netterville and Denise Vinson Arthur weighed in on "What Would Mama Do?"

Seriously?U.S. Senate hopeful Doug Jones for Senate (Alabama) states that he is a “right-to-lifer” once a baby is born, but that he also supports abortion up until the day of birth. 80% of women in the United States oppose late-term abortions.The question: In a topic as personal and difficult as abortion, how do you discuss your pro-life stance with your friends? Mamas Teri Spinks Netterville and Denise Vinson Arthur weighed in on "What Would Mama Do?"

"I have three children, ages eight, eleven, and fourteen. In light of the horrific mass shooting that happened in Vegas... I'm at a loss as to how I should help my children live without constant fear... They see and hear so much about this sort of thing happening these days, that now they don't want to go anywhere... What can I do?" - Listener SubmissionFollowing the terrible attack on Las Vegas, and other recent tragedies, it can feel overwhelming and be very difficult to be optimistic, for children and adults alike. How do you recover from these situations and find the good in the world? We discussed this dilemma with Mamas Teri Spinks Netterville and Denise Vinson Arthur on "What Would Mama Do?""Don't be overcome with evil, but overcome evil with good." - Romans 12:21

"I have three children, ages eight, eleven, and fourteen. In light of the horrific mass shooting that happened in Vegas... I'm at a loss as to how I should help my children live without constant fear... They see and hear so much about this sort of thing happening these days, that now they don't want to go anywhere... What can I do?" - Listener SubmissionFollowing the terrible attack on Las Vegas, and other recent tragedies, it can feel overwhelming and be very difficult to be optimistic, for children and adults alike. How do you recover from these situations and find the good in the world? We discussed this dilemma with Mamas Teri Spinks Netterville and Denise Vinson Arthur on "What Would Mama Do?""Don't be overcome with evil, but overcome evil with good." - Romans 12:21

A parent wrote in about their 12 year old son and whether they should let him watch the NFL games, or not worry about the politics of it all. Mamas Teri Spinks Netterville and Denise Vinson Arthur sounded off.If you have any questions you'd like answered on air, please submit them via message or text line at (318)475-4308.

A parent wrote in about their 12 year old son and whether they should let him watch the NFL games, or not worry about the politics of it all. Mamas Teri Spinks Netterville and Denise Vinson Arthur sounded off.If you have any questions you'd like answered on air, please submit them via message or text line at (318)475-4308.

Is Shreveport really a bad place to raise a family? WalletHub thinks so. We asked Mamas Teri Spinks Netterville and Denise Vinson Arthur for their thoughts on the "What Would Mama Do?" segment on KEEL News Radio 710am, and their answers don't disappoint!