A Different Perspective with Berni Dymet

This week on Lucy & Kel, an emotional on-air conversation explored the words parents would most want their children to carry for life. Inspired by the late Eric Dane’s final recorded message to his daughters, the team and listeners shared heartfelt reflections on love, purpose, courage and living fully in the present. It was a powerful reminder that above all, our children need to know they are loved, they are enough, and they are brave.

Lucy shared honestly on air about feeling overwhelmed by the weight of everyday life, describing how illness and busy routines can leave her constantly feeling ten minutes behind. In response, she experimented with using AI to build a simple two-week rotating schedule to bring structure back into her days — not as a rigid rule, but as a practical framework for staying on track. The idea reflects a deeper truth: routine can ease decision fatigue and help create space to move forward, even when life feels unpredictable.

This week on Experience Church, Helen Kobakian from LifeHouse Church shared Guard Your Destiny, a message on how offence can distract us from God’s purpose. She encouraged letting go of hurt, seeking God’s healing, extending grace, and living unoffendable in 2026.

This week on 89.9 TheLight, Rob and Ash unpacked what really brings lasting joy — and it may be simpler than we think. Reflecting on a recent Herald Sun article, they explored why chasing happiness can backfire and why a full life includes both joy and struggle. From shared experiences and volunteering to prioritising sleep and noticing life’s small delights, the conversation reminded us that gratitude and connection are often the true keys to happiness. Tune in to Rob & Ash weekdays 3–6pm on 89.9 TheLight 💛

This week on Lucy & Kel on 89.9 TheLight, listeners shared the quotes and mantras that guide them through daily life — from “Done is better than perfect” to “Be yourself. Everyone else is taken.”

From reminders about gratitude and resilience to Rocky Balboa’s call to “keep moving forward,” the conversation highlighted how simple words can carry powerful truth.

Ever gotten so lost in a shopping centre you needed a police escort? You’re not alone. From Chadstone to the Mall of America, Lucy & Kel’s listeners prove that getting lost is basically a universal experience — and the stories are too good not to share.