Regina Swarn Audio Series Presents

Fan Mail Not everybody clapping for you is for you, and not everybody praying for you is coming with clean hands. We get real about social media oversharing, personal privacy, and why telling the wrong person your business can turn your hardest moment into somebody else’s entertainment. We walk through how we think about trust in a world where screenshots travel and gossip moves fast. We talk abou...

Fan Mail 2.8 million listens is a big number, but what stays with me is the personal side of it: the quiet decision to keep going when it felt like nobody was hearing me. Season 10 is here, and I’m sharing the real story of how this podcast almost ended after just a few recordings, until my sister Lora, while battling cancer, looked me in the eye and told me not to stop. That one sentence still pu...

Fan Mail 2.8 million listens in a single month can feel unreal, and I wanted to pause long enough to name what that kind of reach actually means. We’re kicking off Season 10 with gratitude, faith, and a clear-eyed look at how a podcast audience grows when your work travels through radio stations, bloggers, YouTubers, and online shares. The numbers add up fast and so does the noise, so I also talk...

Fan Mail 2.8 million people heard two memorial services from a small audio-only podcast, and I’m still trying to catch my breath while I say thank you. I recorded this with a voice that’s worn out from celebrating and speaking, but my heart is wide awake with gratitude for what God can do when we stop chasing credit and start giving it. If you care about Christian encouragement, gratitude, and rea...

Fan Mail “Things are not gonna get better” is a bold statement, but we unpack it in a way that’s meant to wake us up, not wear us down. I’m starting my life all the way over, and I’m doing it with clearer priorities: I’m not chasing validation, I’m not building for social media applause, and I’m putting God at the center of what I say and do. If you’ve been craving a reset, a faith-based mindset s...

Fan Mail Season 10 is almost here, and I want to make one thing crystal clear before you ever hit record with me: you bring the story, and I bring the questions. I don’t run these conversations like an interrogation or a checklist. I give you room to speak, to breathe, and to tell your story the way you lived it, then I respond in real time with questions that fit what you’re actually saying. If y...

Fan Mail You can name a few classic TV shows and instantly hear the music in your head, and that’s not an accident. I start from that shared memory and then tell the real story behind my own podcast theme song: it was composed about 11 years ago for a radio show that only lasted a year, yet the music kept going and eventually became the sound of the podcast itself. That’s the kind of staying power...

Fan Mail A lot of people are exhausted right now and it is not just work. It is the constant noise, the hate, the arguing, and the pressure to stay plugged in every minute of the day. I sit down with a cup of tea and give you a real-life reset, starting with a personal update and a heartfelt reflection on my sister’s memorial month and the support that carried me through. Gratitude is not a perfor...

Fan Mail A big platform can tempt you to chase headlines, arguments, and the loudest topics of the day. We go the other direction and explain why: this show is built for faith, positivity, and real life stories that lift people up, not political coverage or nonstop news commentary. Coming off my sister Lora’s memorial, I share gratitude for the support and the unexpected reach across radio and onl...

Fan Mail Two memorial services went farther than I ever imagined, and the response still has me shaking my head in gratitude. Radio stations helped carry the messages across the US, and what came back to me wasn’t just “nice sermon” feedback, it was testimony after testimony from people who felt God meet them right where they were. Some wrote that they were sick and listened while sitting in a hos...

Fan Mail A memorial can be heavy, but it can also become a doorway and that’s what happened for us. I’m Regina Swarn, and I’m sharing how my sister’s memorial turned into a moment of real spiritual power, with Elder Leonard Davis, Sister Donna Davis, Sister Delores Davis, and Pastor Tammie Watson bringing prayer and a Word that landed right where it needed to. I’m still in awe of how clearly God m...

Fan Mail A memorial can be more than a moment of silence. Sometimes it becomes a call to change. We dedicate this “Let’s Have Church” service to my sister, Lora Swarn , and I share the story behind it: a plan we once talked about, a loss that still hurts, and a vision God brought back years later after prayer, fasting, and asking Him what to do next. Pastor Tammie Watson joins me as our guest spea...

Fan Mail A memorial can either leave you stuck in grief or push you deeper into faith and this one turns into “Let’s Have Church” in the truest sense. We honour my sister Lora’s memory the way she would have wanted it, by lifting up Jesus Christ, sharing the word plainly, and making room for prayer that feels alive, not performative. With gospel radio stations airing this broadcast, we’re speaking...

Fan Mail Some months don’t just feel busy, they feel spiritual. July has been that for me: heavy with grief, loud with news, and still strangely full of gratitude. I’m Regina Swarn, and I’m sharing what it’s like to carry loss while choosing joy on purpose, including why I can listen to some of the recordings from my last conversations with my sister Lora and why I can’t play the ones that hold he...

Fan Mail A handwritten letter shows up and suddenly the whole reason we podcast feels crystal clear. We talk about what it’s like to open mail from listeners who say the news is almost all bad, then describe our audio series as a steady place to breathe, reset, and find hope. That one word, hope, carries real weight when you’re trying to keep going through grief and pressure, and it reminds us tha...

Fan Mail July isn’t just another month for us, and you can hear it in our voice. This is a memorial preview that holds two truths at once: we miss Regina’s sister deeply, and we’re still excited about what God is doing right now. We talk about why “Let’s Have Church” became the name and the heart of a memorial service, what we’re hoping people come ready to receive, and how worship can carry you w...

Fan Mail July isn’t just another month on my calendar, it’s the month I lost my sister Lora, my best friend, and one of the strongest prayer warriors in my family. So I’m doing something I’ve never done before: a memorial that honors her life while keeping the spotlight where it belongs, on Jesus Christ. I talk honestly about why this season feels tender, and why my faith won’t let me stay stuck i...

Fan Mail Church didn’t used to feel optional or ordinary. You could walk through the doors and sense something holy, something set apart, and you left believing God still heals, still saves, and still answers prayer. I’m Regina Swarin, and this bonus message is my personal “why” behind “Let’s Have Church,” a memorial on behalf of my sister that stays centered on lifting up Jesus and calling people...

Fan Mail A promise made in a hard season can sit on your chest for years. I’m sharing what’s behind the bonus podcasts I’m releasing while I prepare a Celebration of Life memorial for my sister Lora, and why this moment is about more than announcements. Lora was my biggest cheerleader, and before she passed from cancer she asked for one specific thing: a church service style podcast where we sing,...

Fan Mail A dream can die twice: once when circumstances shut it down, and again when grief convinces you it will never return. We’re sharing why “Let’s Have Church” is coming back now as a memorial podcast service honoring my sister Lora, and why the purpose stays crystal clear: lifting up the name of Jesus Christ. If you’ve been carrying loss, postponing a calling, or trying to make sense of timi...

Fan Mail A promise you make with someone you love can still matter after they’re gone. I’m Regina Swarn, and I’m sharing a short, personal announcement about why I’m moving forward with a church service concept my sister Lora and I talked about nonstop: “Let’s Have A Church.” We planned it, we held it in our minds, and we truly believed we’d build it together. Lora passed away on July 29, 2020, an...

Fan Mail Your heart can feel the loss before your phone ever rings. I’m sharing a short, heavy bonus episode about death, grief, and the day I learned my friend and coworker Adeline Chapman had passed away. We met on the job and became fast friends in a way that surprised me, because I’m not the type to run with a crowd. But with her, the bond was real, simple, and steady. I talk about the little...

Fan Mail A podcast spike is exciting, but what happens when it feels personal, spiritual, and almost impossible to explain? I’m dropping a short bonus message after my Father’s Day podcast performs far beyond what I expected, and I’m sharing why I believe my dad, even from heaven, is still cheering me on and helping me push forward. I talk honestly about missing him, feeling his spirit around me,...

Fan Mail Your voice is not “just your voice.” It can be a product, a service, and a real way to make extra money when bills feel louder than your paycheck. We talk straight about financial stress, the small things people miss when funds run low, and why the habit of constant complaining quietly kills momentum. Our goal is simple: move you from stuck to moving, using a skill you already carry every...

Fan Mail You can hear kids in the background, street noise drifting up, and the calm of someone choosing honesty over polish. I’m sitting on my balcony on purpose, because Father’s Day and grief  don’t arrive in a studio, they show up in real life. And today I’m speaking to the dads who do it right, the fathers who stay, provide, protect, and love their families with consistency.  I talk about my...