KPRC AM 950 (KPRC-AM)
Road to Hope Radio
The Mission of Road to Hope Radio is to reach out to our Military and Veteran community and their families with real, practical help. We understand that when a person serves in the military, their family serves along with them. Our show is designed be both informational and inspirational. Road to Hope Radio is hosted by David Maulsby Sunday nights at 6:00 PM on AM 950 KPRC. You can also like, follow and send us question us on Facebook. Join us on the Road to Hope!
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11. Okt 2026
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ROAD TO HOPE 6-4 05.06.2017 45:58
This week on Road to Hope Radio we talk about veterans and guns. Should they be taken away from veterans who may have PTSD? An article suggests so. Remember the Secretary of the V.A. who said something like: we have great healthcare. It's like going to Disney World, it's not the wait in line, it's the experience? We play out that scenario.
ROAD TO HOPE 5-28 30.05.2017 44:01
This week we give thanks and pay tribute to those who have paid the ultimate price for our freedom. It's our Memorial Day show on Road to Hope Radio.
ROAD TO HOPE 5-21 26.05.2017 44:08
Every week on Road to Hope we give the "Lifesaver Award". This week we celebrate another award recipient. We also celebrate 5 years of Camp Hope here in Houston.
ROAD TO HOPE 5-14 26.05.2017 44:42
The VA messing up things for our vets again. We get 1st person perspective from soldiers with PTSD. Join us this week and help us build a road to hope.
ROAD TO HOPE 5-7 26.05.2017 43:51
The debut show. Michael Berry welcomes "Road to Hope Radio" and host David Maulsby.
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