Regina Swarn Audio Series Presents

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...

Fan Mail You can’t keep giving 100% to everybody else while your own tank hits empty and somehow expect to feel fine. I’m coming to you with a real reminder I had to accept for myself: rest is not laziness, and taking care of yourself is not being selfish. When we slow down long enough to breathe, we come back clearer, calmer, and better at everything we’re called to do. We also get honest about p...

Fan Mail People love your content, then they start asking for more than content. Where do you live, do you have kids, why don’t you show your boyfriend, what are you hiding. I’m answering that head on, because the assumption is wrong: privacy is not shame, and keeping my relationship offline does not mean I don’t have a full, happy, beautiful personal life. You’ll hear why I choose to make my work...

Fan Mail A new show is on the way, and it’s built for real life, not perfect life. We’re launching “Give Me 15 with Regina Swarn,” a solo podcast where each conversation is 15 minutes or less and focused on the everyday stuff that quietly shapes your health, your money, your home, and your mindset. For the next couple of weeks, we’re also doing a big promotion push across social media, podcasts, a...

Fan Mail You don’t need a new voice, a new persona, or a trend to chase, you need the courage to stay yourself. I’m coming to you from vacation with a short, honest check-in and a preview of my latest reel project, “Give Me 15,” debuting on Friday. People ask me all the time what makes my Reels and my podcast feel fun and different, and my answer is simple: I refuse to copy anyone else. The more r...

Fan Mail A quick bonus update, a big thank-you, and a brand-new creative twist. I’m Regina Swarn, and I wanted to drop in with a short message of gratitude for everyone who listens, shares, and keeps this audio series moving. Even if you only press play or send an episode to a friend, you’re part of what makes this community feel real and alive. I also take a moment to celebrate the guests who bri...

Fan Mail PRAYER AND TESTIMONY SERVICE  ELDER LEONARD DAVIS  Minister sis. DONNA DAVIS  Minister sis. DELORIS DAVIS Some stories don’t sound “inspirational” while you’re living them, but they become a map for someone else trying to survive. We’re joined by Elder Leonard Davis, along with Sister Deloris  Davis and wife  Sister Donna Davis, for a powerful, testimony-driven conversation about prayer,...

Fan Mail Mother’s Day isn’t just a date on the calendar, it’s a mirror. It shows us who loved us well, who we’ve appreciated, and who we’ve taken for granted. I’m sending a sincere Happy Mother’s Day to good mothers around the world and to every person who has carried a mothering role, including adoptive moms, stepmoms, spiritual mothers, and even dads who had to become “mom” when life changed. I...

Fan Mail Something shifts when you stop trying to sound polished and start trying to be obedient. Regina welcomes back Pastor Tammie Watson for a wide-ranging, faith-filled conversation that begins with an intense opening prayer and then keeps unfolding into what a life of worship looks like in real time. We talk about anointing, humility, and why being a “willing vessel” matters more than having...

Fan Mail The moment you stop begging people to believe in you is the moment you start hearing your calling more clearly. I’m Regina Swarn, and this short, heartfelt entry in my audio series is a real-time check-in on what God is doing with this podcast, especially after the incredible response to Pastor Tammie Watson. Seeing the downloads climb isn’t just “numbers” to me, it’s confirmation that th...

Fan Mail Doctors told Tammie  Watson she might never talk and that one sentence could have rewritten her entire life. Instead, her story becomes a living testimony of healing faith, a worship-driven childhood in holiness church, and a calling that refuses to stay quiet. We sit down together and go back to the early days: singing as a little girl, watching God move in services marked by prayer and...

Fan Mail Season 9 starts with a promise and a purpose: we’re here to bring stories to light and keep the microphone pointed toward faith, testimony, and the goodness of God. I share why this podcast still matters so much to me, including the personal moment that anchored it all, when my sister Lora urged me to keep going. That legacy shapes the tone of everything we do: making room for people who’...

Fan Mail Some tributes land because they sound nice; this one landed because it finally told the whole truth. I open up about a birthday episode for my sister Lora that went viral—not for hype, but for heart—and why choosing the right producer changed everything. Dr. John Nathaniel Thomas didn’t just assemble clips; he honored a real bond. He named the “us” people often overlook in memorials: Lora...

Fan Mail Narrated  by Dr. JOHN NATHANIEL  THOMAS A small apartment studio on Windy Hill Road sparked a gospel journey that refused to stay inside four walls. We look back at how Regina and Lora—inseparable sisters with a fierce love for Jesus—turned first takes into a first album, testimony into tracks, and studio sessions into a ministry that reached churches, hospitals, and hearts. Their blend w...

Fan Mail The countdown to season nine is officially on, and the energy is real. I’m lining up musicians with stories behind the songs, authors who can sharpen a messy idea into something you can use, and a brave twist where I switch sides of the mic. A British reporter is stepping in to ask the questions I usually avoid—unexpected, personal, and a little risky in the best way. If you’ve wanted a c...

Fan Mail Ice does not care how confident we feel behind the wheel. Today we slow down, take a breath, and walk through a simple, steady plan to stay safe during ice and snow: when to stay home, what to pack, and how to look out for people and pets who are most at risk. The goal is not fear; it’s care, preparation, and clear choices that lower the chance of emergencies when power lines ice over and...

Fan Mail Big news, honest energy, and a clear path forward—this update sets the tone for what’s next. We open the door on Season Nine, slated for the second week of February, and share why our show stays unscripted by choice: real people, real stories, no polish required. The goal hasn’t changed—give guests a platform and let you hear their lives in their own words—but the scope is growing with mu...

Fan Mail A season closes, the band tunes up, and the curtain rises on something bigger. We’re taking the gratitude and grit of season eight and channeling it into a music-forward season nine—without losing the range that made this community special. From testimony services and cat rescues to authors who turned pain into pages, the last run proved that honest stories travel farther than hype. Now w...