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Kelly Corday

Kelly Corday

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Program Director, KCBI-FM (Dallas, TX)

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Left-politicsEconomics, protests labor movements, philosophy

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During the pandemic we don't cover sports.

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Total articles 24

  • Rawr: A Note to Moms of Boys

    By Kelly Corday Verified| WAYI-FM (Charlestown, IN) Verified ““Few mothers do it willingly; very few do it well. But the boy has a question that needs an answer, and he cannot get the answer from his mother. Femininity can never bestow masculinity.” – John EldredgeOuch. That hurts. But it’s true. For most boys it happens in their teenage years, Eldredge explains in “Wild at Heart.”Sometimes it gets ugly. A teenage boy pushing away from the comfort of mom will often get pretty stinkin’ rude. It’s hurtful to mom, boy feels guilty, but it’s a necessary thing.

    By Kelly Corday Verified · WAYI-FM (Charlestown, IN)

    Sep. 21, 2020

  • WayFM " So…tired…

    By Kelly Corday Verified| WAYI-FM (Charlestown, IN) Verified You too? This season we are in has me feeling weary. I thought we were entering a sprint back in March. I was a sprinter in high school track. You focus on the finish line, run with everything you have, don’t look to your left or right. But…this has been a marathon. We can’t see the finish line. I’m terrible at marathons. I was reading in Isaiah 40 earlier: “He gives strength to the weary and increases the power of the weak.

    By Kelly Corday Verified · WAYI-FM (Charlestown, IN)

    Aug. 10, 2020

  • Rawr: A Note to Moms of Boys

    By Kelly Corday Verified| WAYI-FM (Charlestown, IN) Verified ““Few mothers do it willingly; very few do it well. But the boy has a question that needs an answer, and he cannot get the answer from his mother. Femininity can never bestow masculinity.” – John EldredgeOuch. That hurts. But it’s true. For most boys it happens in their teenage years, Eldredge explains in “Wild at Heart.”Sometimes it gets ugly. A teenage boy pushing away from the comfort of mom will often get pretty stinkin’ rude. It’s hurtful to mom, boy feels guilty, but it’s a necessary thing.

    By Kelly Corday Verified · WAYI-FM (Charlestown, IN)

    Sep. 21, 2020

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KCBI-FM (Dallas, TX)

United States