SATURDAY • NOVEMBER 7th

Topic: Your Marriage, Your Cash Flow, And How To Manage Economic Challenges

Guest: Antoine Orr, author of Inside the Huddle: Don’t Plan Your Future Without It; Esther Boykin, co-owner of Group Therapy Associates

Whether he’s frustrated with her shopping sprees, or she’s angry about the money he spent on the night out with the guys, when it comes to marriage and money, power struggles are an endless cause of conflict. It doesn’t have to be this way. This morning we share ways to bring peace and harmony to the discussions that you and your spouse have about finances. Would you like to know how to bring true partnership to your financial planning? If so, give us a call at 202.432.WHUR (202-432-9487) or 1-800-221-WHUR.

SATURDAY • NOVEMBER 14th

Topic: Managing Your Stress

Guests: Audrey Chapman, our own nationally-known expert on relationships and author of Seven Attitude Adjustments to Finding a Loving Man

Are you sick and tired of feeling stressed out and overwhelmed with life? Would you like to control your time and get more done in your day? Do you find it difficult to sleep or concentrate? If you answered yes to any of these questions, this show is for you! Then listen this morning and give us a call – 202-432-WHUR or 1-800-222-WHUR.

SATURDAY • NOVEMBER 21st

Topic: Managing Gender Conflict Through Better Communication

Guest: Audrey Chapman, author of Getting Good Loving: Seven Ways to Find Love and Make It Last

Relationship conflict is a normal part of partnership life. Because each person has had different life experience, and undoubtedly, has different expectations and styles of communicating, conflict is bound to happen. However, conflict is not always bad. It can be the challenge to help us grow into more mature persons and a more mature relationship. Would you like to learn how to manage your love life and reduce conflict through healthy communication for a stronger partnership? we want to hear from you – 202-432-WHUR, or 1-800-221-WHUR.

SATURDAY • NOVEMBER 28th

Topic: Managing The Holidays With Difficult Relatives

Guests: Audrey Chapman

While the holidays can be a time of great family togetherness, they can also provoke stress when dealing with difficult relatives – the father that drinks too much, the unruly nieces and nephews, the self-centered brother. In fact, some people find holiday gatherings with family so daunting, that they’d choose to spend a Thanksgiving or Christmas alone, rather than with some relatives. This morning we explore ways to help make the challenge of dealing with difficult relatives a little easier. Listen and give us a call at 202-432-WHUR or 1-800-222-WHUR.