Today it is George Strait's "I Saw God Today." Be listening at 7am, 9am, 2pm and 4pm to win!



Bob Robbins is an icon of Little Rock radio. Having been on KSSN 96 since it's arrival in Little Rock, Bob has been a part of the community and a part of radio for many years.
5:00-10:00 AM Monday through Friday on KSSN 96, more live appearances on-location than we can even count, Toy Hill each December and wherever there's a need in the community.


Jennifer is originally from Morrilton, Arkansas. Graduated from there in 1992 and then from UCA in Conway in 1997. She is married to Micah Hines. They have two sweet little girls, Madison (7) and Willow (2 in September). Their home is rounded out by two dogs, Ferb and Charlotte. E-mail Jennifer at jennifertrafford@kssn.com or find her on KSSN 96 Monday-Friday mornings 5-10 am with Bob Robbins and on Saturdays from 6A-noon.

Today it is George Strait's "I Saw God Today." Be listening at 7am, 9am, 2pm and 4pm to win!
Nathan Brewer, high school student pastor at Antioch Baptist Church, has a personal connection to the city of Moore, Okla. Brewer grew up there, saying, “when I go home, that’s where I go.” Brewer’s father pastors Southgate Baptist Church, the church just northeast of Plaza Towers Elementary School, one of the schools devastated by the tornado Monday.
Brewer’s father’s church survived the storm and is going to be used as a hub for relief efforts.
“I fully believe that it was kept alive to serve as a hub for that area,” Brewer said.
Three hundred miles away, people in Conway are gathering supplies and planning trips to help those impacted by the tornado.
Antioch Baptist Church, Central Baptist College and Lifeword Media Ministries are all collecting items to go to Moore in the coming weeks.
Don Searls is part of the men’s ministry at Antioch Baptist Church and volunteered in relief work after other natural disasters such as Hurricane Katrina and the tornado in Joplin. Antioch will be collecting items until May 31 and Searls will be taking a trailer of supplies to Moore on June 1.
“There’s just a bunch of us that get together and haul in supplies,” he said of his past relief efforts.
In the past, these trips have been made up of eight to 12 men and a few women.
Searls said the trip June 1 is going to be a day trip to deliver supplies, but if they are in Moore for a few hours they will pitch in and do what they can to help on the ground.
Central Baptist College is another gathering point for these relief trips. Jonathan Wilson, director of admissions for the college, said the school has several students and alumni from Moore.
“We have a really close connection to that community,” he said.
Central Baptist will be collecting items in the student center.
Nick Jacobsen with Lifeword Media Ministries will be going this weekend to bring supplies to Moore.
Jacobsen sent items for relief in Joplin, but this is his first time delivering the items himself.
“Oklahoma is dear to my heart,” he said. “We’re going to take them until they don’t need them anymore.”
Donated items can be dropped off at Antioch Baptist Church’s office at 150 Amity Road, Central Baptist College’s student center at 1501 College Avenue and Lifeword Media Ministries at 611 Locust Street.
Items needed include:
Baby formula, bug spray, bungee cords, deodorant, disposable cameras (for insurance claims), disposable gloves, dry food, face masks, Gatorade, feminine hygiene products, hand sanitizer, individual wrapped snacks, pet supplies, plastic storage containers of all sizes with lids, pre-paid cell phones, sunscreen, towels, trash bags, Tylenol/Aleve/Ibuprofen, usable tarps of all sizes, Visa money cards, Wal-mart gift cards, wash clothes/hand towels, wipes, bottled water, diapers, clothes (children’s clothes especially) and non-perishable food items.
Today be listening for Toby Keith's "Should've Been a Cowboy" at 7am, 9am, 2pm and 4pm. When you hear it, be the 9th caller at 433-0960 and you win some Riverfest passes and
then be
in the running for the grand prize, tickets to the festival along with airfare,
hotel and ground transportation…you and a guest could be off to NASHVILLE to
experience it all! Winners will also receive VIP access
to select performances at
HGTV's Lodge! Don’t forget to catch back-to-back
episodes of "Love it
or List It" on Saturdays at 8/7c on HGTV! Brought
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Listen
for the cma fest song of the day at 7, 9, 2 and 4 to win on Kissin’ 96.
"Tim McGraw" by Taylor Swift
Listen for us to play is here on KSSN 96 at 7am, 9am, 2pm and 4pm. When you hear it, be the 9th caller and you will win tickets to Riverfest this weekend and be then be in the running for the grand prize, tickets to the festival along with airfare, hotel and ground
transportation…you and a guest could be off to NASHVILLE to experience it all!
Winners will also receive VIP access to select performances at
HGTV's Lodge! Brought to you by HGTV and KSSN 96….
The winner will be local!
Listen for the cma fest song of the day at 7, 9, 2 and 4 to win on Kissin’ 96.