Hello, everyone. You're listening to Family Talk, a radio broadcasting ministry of the James Dobson Family Institute.

I'm Dr. James Dobson, and thank you for joining us for this program.

Well, welcome to another edition of Family Talk, the broadcast division of the Dr. James Dobson

Family Institute. I'm Roger Marsh, your host for this very special edition of Family Talk,

as we continue our celebration of the life and legacy of our founder. Dr. James C. Dobson,

one of the most influential Christian leaders of the last half century,

and a tireless advocate for the traditional family, passed away early Thursday morning, August 21st.

He has survived by his wife of 64 years, Shirley, and their children, Dene and Ryan,

along with their daughter-in-law, Laura, and two beloved grandchildren.

In fact, tomorrow would have been

the Dobson's 65th wedding anniversary. In sensitive times like these, when the emotions are a bit

raw, sometimes it's helpful to sit and reflect on the legacy that sustains us. I'm sure that this

recent recording that Dr. Dobson had with his good friend Chris Fabry will certainly speak to you.

It's a sentimental conversation that we began on yesterday's broadcast. Chris, of course, is the host of

the nationally syndicated radio program, Chris Fabry Live. So let's listen in now as Chris begins,

the special edition of Family Talk. What a pleasure to have Dr. James Dobson with us today.

We're finding out a little bit more about what goes on behind the scenes.

We were just talking about laughter and tears.

I really think that what people are looking for, and this can happen with radio because it's only the voice.

But if you've just got your voice and you're talking with somebody else, radio is so

personal, a medium, that's why it can go so deeply.

And I've heard you probably have gotten letters like this or emails that people are saying,

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