Today’s episode of the KJD Radio Morning Show delivers a full hour of news, context, and conversation to help you start the day informed and grounded.

We begin with updated reporting on the Nancy Guthrie case, including the latest developments, agency coordination, and what investigators are confirming as of this morning. This remains one of the most closely followed stories in the country, and we focus on verified facts, timelines, and what is still unknown.

Next, we turn our attention overseas with developments involving Iran, breaking down why overnight updates are drawing renewed attention from U.S. officials and international observers. We explain what’s changed, why it matters now, and how it could impact global stability and diplomatic efforts.

We also cover the au pair murder trial, where courtroom proceedings are reaching a critical stage. We outline the charges, key testimony, and what jurors are being asked to weigh—without speculation or commentary.

Beyond the headlines, today’s show includes a lighter weekend-focused discussion on small habits that make weekends better, offering practical, relatable ideas for rest, balance, and resetting after a long week.

Whether you’re watching live or catching the replay, this episode is designed to give you clarity without noise and conversation without spin.

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Weekends are supposed to feel like a reset. Yet for many people, they don’t. Friday arrives with relief, but by Sunday night there’s a familiar question: where did the time go?

This is the “weekend blur.” It happens when rest has no structure, screens take over, and errands quietly expand until the days are gone. The good news is that a restorative weekend doesn’t require a trip, a strict plan, or a productivity overhaul. It requires a few small choices that change how your nervous system experiences time.

Below are simple, repeatable shifts that help you feel better on Sunday night than you did on Friday afternoon.

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Every February, we are nudged toward the same ritual. Expensive dinners. Oversized bouquets. Jewelry wrapped in expectation. The message is subtle but persistent: love is proven through spending. Yet for many couples, this script feels hollow. Instead of intimacy, it creates pressure. Instead of connection, it produces comparison.

There is a quiet truth hiding beneath the noise. The most memorable Valentine’s Days are rarely the most expensive. They are the ones that feel personal, thoughtful, and real. When money is removed from the equation, attention takes its place. And attention is where real intimacy lives.

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