Two dads, one live mic, and a dozen small moments that reveal what it means to raise kids while trying to keep yourself together. DJ Greg and his co-host pace through memories, worries, and laughs — from the nerves of an 18-year-old finding his way to the gentle routines of toddlers learning manners.

They peel back the scenes of co‑parenting, job exits made for sanity, and the pride that comes from watching a child develop a fierce work ethic. Scarred but steady, they trade stories about choices, faith, and the awkward beauty of growing up — for their kids and themselves.

Join the conversation, stand with them in a quick prayer for family reunions, and be part of a new series called The Dads — a short, honest hour about connection, courage, and the small acts that change lives.

It's January 21, 2026, and Angel Santana drops in with a short, raw update: a car accident involving his son and mother-in-law shook his world, but miraculously everyone walked away okay. Exhausted and grateful, he skipped the usual 60-second motivational moment to share a simple truth—hold your people close, say "I love you," pray, and don’t take a single moment for granted.

This episode is an intimate, heartfelt reminder that life can change in an instant. Angel invites the Have Faith family to send prayers, lean on faith, and keep the conversation going—like, subscribe, share, and visit HaveFaithLetItBegin.com. He’ll be back tomorrow; for now, take care and treasure your loved ones.

In this short, powerful episode Angel invites you into a quiet, honest conversation about faith — not as a finished product but as something we build day by day. Through moments of prayer that feel small and choices made in the fog of doubt, the episode traces how belief grows when you practice it.

Listen as personal examples and simple truths turn fear into a challenge to choose hope again. When faith feels tiny, this episode shows how steady actions — a prayer, a choice, a small step — can strengthen what feels fragile.

If your faith needs a beginning, this episode is a warm hand and a clear path: have faith, let it begin. Visit havefaithletitbegin.com, like, subscribe, and bring a friend along for the journey.

Don't Quit on a Hard Day

This one goes out to my friends on TikTok — to Nikki, to Tasha, and to Ashley. It’s a voice that leans in on a day when everything feels heavy and the finish line seems invisible.

Follow a small, human story of a hard day that almost became permanent: feelings of exhaustion, the temptation to give up, and a quiet decision to rest instead. Tomorrow can look different than today, and a single hard moment doesn’t define the whole journey.

Leave with a simple promise: you matter, the people you touch notice you, and your pause can be powerful — just don’t make it permanent. Have faith, let it begin.

In this minute-long episode, a calm narrator turns everyday routine into a story of steady transformation. Instead of fireworks, you’ll hear how discipline, repetition and small, unseen choices quietly stack into real growth.

When today feels ordinary, this short episode invites you to keep moving forward—take one more step, trust the process, and let a small action begin something bigger. Faith and consistency are the turning points here.

Wake up with Angel as he streams live from TikTok for a 60-second motivational hit that cuts straight to the heart. He walks you behind the scenes of his Sunday night show and into a moment everyone needs: the quiet decision to guard what nourishes your soul.

With vivid, urgent clarity he names the drains — conversations, places, and people that take more than they give — and offers the simple, powerful remedy: protect your peace. This episode is a brisk, intimate story of recognition and choice, reminding you that caring deeply doesn't mean giving everything away.

Short, soulful, and direct, this episode ends with a rallying call: you matter. Have faith — let it begin.

In sixty electric seconds, Angel Santana strips motivation of its myth and invites you into a quieter truth: growth is a procession, not a single spark. Through a rapid, real-world parable—five minutes a day trumps an hour once a week—he shows how tiny, consistent acts add up to life change.

Listen as the clock winds down and a simple challenge unfolds: stop waiting to feel ready, stop waiting to be inspired, and start showing up. This episode is a compact, urgent call to begin—because your tomorrow is built on what you do today. Have faith? Let it begin.