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Learning to Dance in the Rain

Learning to Dance in the Rain: Surviving Grief, Internet Dating and Romance Scams. Learning to Dance in the Rain is a conversation maintaining a positive mindset while confronting crucial life topics such as: grieving, healing, loving, relationships, senior dating, internet dating, and romance scams. Each week, acclaimed author Shelby Wagner and other experts will share strategies they learned from personal experience to help you conquer your fears and/or demons so you can pursue your dream of a fun, fulfilling lifestyle. Join us as we learn to live, laugh and dance together.

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Oct. 7, 2024

Pig-butchering and Other Destructive Scams: How to Protect Yourself and Your Loved Ones

In this presentation, we’ll explore the growing threat of "pig-butchering" scams and other destructive schemes that prey on vulnerable individuals. You'll learn how these scams work, the warning signs to watch for, and pract…
Oct. 1, 2024

Faith Conquers Fear #2

Pastor Carl Litchfield dives deep into the theme of fear, exploring how it often clouds our judgment and steals our joy. He reveals that while God’s love encourages us to embrace hope, the enemy seeks to instill doubt and an…
Oct. 1, 2024

Faith Conquers Fear #2

At its core, fear is an emotional reaction to a perceived threat. Rational fear is a natural human response to dangerous situations and is healthy and necessary to help us to stay safe. Irrational fears are often imagined o…
Sept. 26, 2024

From "My Indiana Home" to Nashville: A Conversation with award-winning, Shawn Richards.

Shawn Richards shares his inspiring journey from his mid-Indiana to the vibrant music scene in Nashville with W4CY host, Shelby Wagner, on Learning to Dance in the Rain. Hear about his experience recording his own song, “My …

About the Host

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Shelby Wagner

Educator / Speaker/ Author/ Radio & TV Personality/Podcaster

Shelby Wagner was born in an old Arkansas farmhouse, the same birthplace as my mother and her siblings. We moved to Michigan when I was nine. I graduated from Avondale High School and earned my first bachelor's degree as a member of Oakland University’s Charter Class. I added a master's from MSU and BMus from OU. I taught several elementary grades in Rochester, and music in Oxford, MI. For fun, I enjoy dancing (ballroom and line), playing cards with friends and family, movies and live theater.