Ranae Moran

Sunday, Jan. 22, 2022, at 1 p.m. Originally aired Sept. 4, 2022. On this episode of “Illuminations,” Ranae Moran interviews attorney Philip Remington Dunn about his faith and his latest book, “Eternal Justice: How God Intervenes for the Least of Us." Philip Remington Dunn has been a celebrated criminal defense attorney in Southern California for over thirty years. As a Christian, he has been able to use his faith to help recover countless souls, salvaging those who might otherwise have become victims of their own conduct and the criminal justice system. During the course of his career, he has been given the Ventura County Criminal Bar Association award for “Distinguish Contribution,” recognition as a “Local Hero” by The Santa Barbara Independent newspaper, and “Special Contribution” to the criminal justice system, by the California State Assembly and the United States Congress.In “Eternal Justice,” Dunn tells the riveting stories of people who most would have thought lost forever but who were redeemed by God and then, in return, used their lives, stories and faith to help others.

Sunday, Jan. 22, 2022, at 1 p.m. Originally aired Sept. 4, 2022. On this episode of “Illuminations,” Ranae Moran interviews attorney Philip Remington Dunn about his faith and his latest book, “Eternal Justice: How God Intervenes for the Least of Us." Philip Remington Dunn has been a celebrated criminal defense attorney in Southern California for over thirty years. As a Christian, he has been able to use his faith to help recover countless souls, salvaging those who might otherwise have become victims of their own conduct and the criminal justice system. During the course of his career, he has been given the Ventura County Criminal Bar Association award for “Distinguish Contribution,” recognition as a “Local Hero” by The Santa Barbara Independent newspaper, and “Special Contribution” to the criminal justice system, by the California State Assembly and the United States Congress.In “Eternal Justice,” Dunn tells the riveting stories of people who most would have thought lost forever but who were redeemed by God and then, in return, used their lives, stories and faith to help others.

Sunday, Nov. 13, 2022, at 1 p.m. Joe DiCarlo, Global Ambassador at Medical Teams International joins Ranae Moran to tell us about Medical Teams International’s mission of serving refugees and others in need of medical care in countries around the world, and how their mobile clinics serve the Pacific Northwest in the U.S. Medical Teams has provided disaster relief and medical care to those in crisis for over forty years. Whether it is assisting medical workers in Uganda with an Ebola outbreak, Venezuelan migrants in Columbia, Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh or Ukrainian refugees in Moldova, their goal is to restore the health and hope of those who are suffering, by caring for the physical, emotional, spiritual and social needs of a person. For more information on the organization or to assist them with providing medical care through their holiday gift catalog, visit www.medicalteams.org.

Sunday, Nov. 13, 2022, at 1 p.m. Joe DiCarlo, Global Ambassador at Medical Teams International joins Ranae Moran to tell us about Medical Teams International’s mission of serving refugees and others in need of medical care in countries around the world, and how their mobile clinics serve the Pacific Northwest in the U.S. Medical Teams has provided disaster relief and medical care to those in crisis for over forty years. Whether it is assisting medical workers in Uganda with an Ebola outbreak, Venezuelan migrants in Columbia, Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh or Ukrainian refugees in Moldova, their goal is to restore the health and hope of those who are suffering, by caring for the physical, emotional, spiritual and social needs of a person. For more information on the organization or to assist them with providing medical care through their holiday gift catalog, visit www.medicalteams.org.

September 19, 2022. Ranae Moran is joined by Michael Butterman, Music Director for the Shreveport Symphony Orchestra, on this "Spotlight" to talk about the documentary film, "Following the Ninth," which explores the impact of Beethoven's final symphony and its timeless global impact, including its ability to bring unity, healing and restoration amid some of the most troubling and historic events. The film will show at the Robinson Film Center, 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 20. Maestro Butterman will answer questions from the audience after the show. Tickets and information can be found at http://robinsonfilmcenter.org/#/following-the-ninth/.

Thursday, August 11, 2022, at 6 p.m. When children experience too many adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), they can develop lifelong physical health and social problems. A staggering sixty-four percent of Louisiana children are not considered to be flourishing. Ranae Moran is joined on this Health Matters by Laura Alderman, Director of The Institute for Childhood Resilience, at LSU Health Shreveport, and Dr. Pamela McPherson, Vice-Chair of the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine at LSU Health Shreveport, who will provide information about ACEs, the effects on children, and how the Institute for Childhood Resilience is working in the community to help children become more resilient. Questions will be taken during the show at 1-800-552-8502.

Sunday, July 10, 2022, at 1 p.m. The homeless around us can go unnoticed, but at the age of 22, Cassie Hammett had a heart for the homeless and began to lend a hand to help. This subsequently brought her into contact with victims of human trafficking, specifically women who were sex trafficked. In 2007, Cassie founded the Hub Ministries, initially to assist the homeless through their Lovewell program. The Hub grew to include their Purchased ministry, helping women and children who have been victims of trafficking. Both programs offer a path to restoration. On this episode of Illuminations, Ranae Moran talks with Cassie to learn more about trafficking and the Hub Ministries.

Sunday, July 10, 2022, at 1 p.m. The homeless around us can go unnoticed, but at the age of 22, Cassie Hammett had a heart for the homeless and began to lend a hand to help. This subsequently brought her into contact with victims of human trafficking, specifically women who were sex trafficked. In 2007, Cassie founded the Hub Ministries, initially to assist the homeless through their Lovewell program. The Hub grew to include their Purchased ministry, helping women and children who have been victims of trafficking. Both programs offer a path to restoration. On this episode of Illuminations, Ranae Moran talks with Cassie to learn more about trafficking and the Hub Ministries.

Airs, Sunday, September 19, 2021, at 1 p.m. On this episode of Illuminations, Ranae Moran and Dee Anne Phillips talk with nationally recognized,…

Airs Sunday, September 5, 2021, at 1 p.m. Host Ranae Moran and guest co-host Troy Jones speak with Pat Bradley, Founder of Crisis Aid International, and…