Since we’ve been off the radio, going on 7 months now, I’ve had a lot of time to reflect on, not just getting back on the radio, but on life in general. More specifically, how God has and is guiding my life. I feel his hand on my shoulder each and every day, helping us make it through this challenging time. Before we left our last radio station, if someone was to tell me we would be out of work for 7 months, I would have freaked out! Instead of freaking out, I’ve been full of optimism. I know in my heart that everything will work out fine.
This whole process has been a real learning experience for me. I’m a stronger person for it. Things that would have scared me in the past seem insignificant now. I’ve learned what’s important in life. If I sound like I’m a more spiritual person now, well I guess I am. I haven’t changed as a person. I’m still Randy Hoag, the guy that lived at home with his parents for longer than most people in the known world. I still laugh at Jerry’s jokes and the word “poop”. I’ve just learned how to have faith.
I struggled a little, deciding whether or not I was going to post this. I didn’t want you to think I was pushing any of my beliefs on you. Please believe that is not my intention. I have nothing but respect for whatever your beliefs are. It’s what gets you through life and makes you a better person that’s important, no matter what your beliefs are. I simply want to share my good fortune with you. If this helps you in any way, I couldn’t be happier.
I wanted to tell you how much I love you all for listening to our show and for all the support you have given us since we’ve been off the air. Thanks for being so patient during this whole process and please know that we will be back on the air. We are so blessed to have friends like you.
Randy














For those of you that read my blog, I’d like to apologize for not writing lately. These past few weeks it’s been hard to figure out what to write about. Unemployment and the challenges that are involved with that have kind of owned my thoughts lately. More than that though, the health of my Mom and Dad has been on my mind more than anything else.
Last night, Debbie and I were in the kitchen getting dinner ready. I got some silverware to set the table, and then, I heard Debbie gasp, “what the heck is Bella doing?!” ( – only she didn’t really say “heck”, given the magnatude of what we both witnessed).
Life is about the simple pleasures. If you can obtain these simple pleasures and not spend a lot of money in the process, then that’s even better! So allow me to pass on this simple pleasure on to you.




