Susan and Leevi in the Morning
345 episodes listed below
Faith radio with Vermont morning-show momentum.
THE LIGHT RADIO NETWORK Podcast feels like a Christian morning show preserved in motion: warm, chatty, and quick to pivot. Susan and Leevi trade riddles, travel hypotheticals, music throwbacks, headline reactions, and plainspoken faith talk without sanding off the studio messiness.
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THE LIGHT RADIO NETWORK Podcast captures the Susan and Leevi morning-show lane as it actually sounds: fast, familiar, local, and full of pivots. It is Christian talk radio with the wires still showing. The show can begin with a station greeting, a riddle, a technical glitch, or a question so odd it becomes the whole engine of the segment. Would someone sleep in an airplane pod to New Zealand? Would work still happen if hands and feet mysteriously switched places? Is that voice really Bob Dylan? The answers are less important than the banter around them. Susan and Leevi tease, guess, correct each other, and let interruptions become part of the texture. Then the mood can change. A Rhett Walker concert memory opens into testimony, teen pregnancy, church judgment, prodigal language, and the difference between condemning sin and showing the love of Jesus. A headline about Tennessee’s Nuclear Family Month becomes a direct defense of Christian conviction in public life. A crime story about stolen identities becomes half astonishment, half hope that someone might find Jesus in prison. The show also keeps its radio shape. There are listener texts, social media riddles, mystery prizes, sports asides, Vermont restaurant chatter, cheese testing, and Christian music throwbacks from groups like Take Six. It is not tidy essay audio. It is a ministry-minded morning show that treats ordinary stories, awkward moments, and headline arguments as chances to keep faith in the foreground. For the right audience, that looseness is the charm. The warmth is real, and so is the conviction.
Made for: Best for Christian radio listeners who enjoy casual morning banter, listener-participation segments, Contemporary Christian Music references, and direct devotional framing. It especially suits people who like faith applied to everyday stories, headlines, and local studio life.
What sets it apart: Its signature is the collision of playful radio messiness with earnest Christian conviction. Riddles, cheese tests, odd hypotheticals, music nostalgia, politics, testimony, and prayer all share the same conversational table.
Christian Radio in Vermont? Yep! And it's Fun and Encouraging with Susan and Leevi in the Morning! Enjoy In Sync Monday, Widdle Rednesday, Tubular Friday as well as lots of today's top Contemporary Christian Music and God's love and encouragement in Jesus! thelightradionetwork.substack.com
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Susan and Levy bring Christian conviction into the loose, playful rhythm of a morning radio show.
Susan and Levy turn morning radio into a lively meeting point between Christian conviction and everyday curiosity. Weekday games and themed segments give the conversation its shape, while sports, music nostalgia, food experiments, and odd news supply the material.
Baseball slang becomes your pop quiz, and Susan and Leevi still have faith on their minds.
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Faith-forward radio talk that turns a state resolution into prayer, jokes, and a Bob Dylan reveal.
This Christian radio conversation moves between public faith, family, and a push to bring godliness back into the public square. It opens with Tennessee Governor Bill Lee signing a joint resolution designating June as Nuclear Family Month, then settles into prayer for leaders,…
Playful morning radio that turns to campus revival, salvation, and a direct call to faith.
The morning opens on playful teasing, a backward hello, and a riddle game before shifting into campus revival talk, prayer, and a steady focus on God moving now.
A loose local morning-radio hour that turns a ticket push, a baseball hug, and a fentanyl warning into one brisk conversation.
Testing Tuesday gives the hour its shape. It moves from March 31 banter to the April 10 Rhett Walker ticket push for Ignite Church in Williston, then lands on the Freddie Freeman hug with an opponent.
Retro morning radio with a clear faith edge.
A bright, tubular Friday-morning hour, this one runs on 80s and 90s nostalgia, Christian retro spirit, and a sharp swing into freedom-of-speech talk.
Warm, scrappy morning radio that mixes gratitude, games, and faith into an easy listen.
Susan and Levy open with thanks for listener support, and they tie that gratitude to their aim of spreading Jesus. The rest of the hour settles into the Thursday question game, with a ship in the Arctic, a baby polar bear, baseball slang, and a check-in on military families.
A loose Christian morning show settles into a moving reflection on a mother's prayers and God's control.
Levy Betancourt returns after about 12 days to a loose, faith-centered morning show built from small surprises, running bits, and quick turns.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
The hosts react to a Tennessee resolution naming June as Nuclear Family Month.
The hosts discuss whether they would use overpriced sleeping pods on airplanes during a hypothetical trip to New Zealand (Middle Earth from Lord of the Rings).
The Susan and Levy Show presents a short riddle called 'Sleeper, dead, shine' for their Whittle-Rensday segment, inviting listeners to text in answers for a chance to win a prize.
The hosts discuss a cheese tasting game called 'Cabot or Not Cabot' and share anecdotes about dining experiences in Vermont.
The host reflects on Rhett Walker's personal testimony about facing judgment from the church after getting his girlfriend pregnant, connecting it to broader themes of grace and Christian identity.
This episode features a discussion about live concerts from the 80s and 90s, focusing on Christian acapella group Take Six and their song 'David and Goliath'.
A Christian morning radio show hosts a lighthearted 'what would you do' segment about swapping hands and feet.
A Christian morning radio show featuring lighthearted banter, a riddle contest, and contemporary Christian music.
A Christian morning radio show featuring contemporary Christian music, faith-based encouragement, and an upcoming concert interview.
A Christian radio show host discusses President Trump's Good Friday proclamation and encourages listeners to share the love of Jesus.
The hosts discuss a hypothetical scenario where a stranger offers a watch that can freeze time for an hour, ten times a day, and debate whether they would accept it.
The Lucid and Sevy Show opens with April Fools jokes and a silly backward hello.
Testing Tuesday sets the tone.
It starts big.
Susan and Levy start by thanking listeners for giving and tying that support to their mission of spreading Jesus.
Levy Betancourt returns to the Susan and Levy Show after 12 days and recounts a California trip that began with a canceled Burlington flight, a 13-hour Philadelphia connection, and a difficult search for a Philly cheesesteak.
The hosts introduce Tubular Friday, a recurring segment on their Christian radio show, and ask listeners to fill out a survey to provide feedback on the show's alignment with their mission of broadcasting the gospel.
A Christian radio morning show featuring contemporary Christian music and uplifting messages.
The hosts discuss the enduring gift of God's word and share personal memories of receiving Bibles.
Hosts Susan and Leevi discuss President's Day and what personal touches they would add to the White House, blending lighthearted conversation with Christian perspective.
A Christian radio host reflects on George Washington's survival in battle as evidence of divine providence, offering encouragement and praise to God.
The hosts celebrate Tubular Friday with a God-centered Valentine's love story from a couple married 52 years, emphasizing enduring love through faith.
A Christian radio morning show featuring a Bible-based riddle contest and uplifting conversation.
The hosts kick off Testing Tuesday by taste-testing a spoonful of hummus with cayenne pepper, blending humor and faith.
The hosts discuss the Super Bowl and contrast its entertainment with the gospel message, using Kid Rock's performance at an alternative event to explore choosing Jesus and personal faith journeys.
A Christian morning radio show with lighthearted banter and listener interaction about 80s and 90s fashion.
A Christian morning radio show featuring lighthearted banter, dad jokes, and riddles to start the day with encouragement.
A Christian morning radio show hosts a lighthearted segment on holding breath, blending faith, fun, and contemporary Christian music.
A Christian morning radio show hosts a lighthearted 'What Would You Do' segment about waking up in someone else's body.
A Christian morning radio show hosts a lighthearted Tubular Friday episode with banter, encouragement, and contemporary Christian music.
A Christian morning radio show celebrating Groundhog Day with humor, worship, and personal testimony.
A Christian radio morning show with lighthearted banter about snow and faith-based encouragement.
A Christian morning radio show featuring contemporary Christian music, lighthearted banter, and encouragement, with a mention of the March for Life event.
This episode presents a hypothetical scenario where a person wakes up in a hospital with amnesia, only remembering their love for Jesus, and discusses what they would do in that situation.