Ken Interviews someone who (other than God) knows him the best- his Wife Kathleen

from Ken McCoy Radio(KMER-DB) · host Ken McCoy

Being married for 23years,this is a rare opportunity and a FIRST TIME IN MY BROADCASTING HISTORY, that I will interview my wife. As I have covered US Presidents, Celebrities,Dignitaries etc, this is the rarest. She has experinced my bad and good times,my heart-aches and successes. We have 3 Children, 2 grandchildren.It is said behind every good woman... what are her secrets for staying married to me? Get marriage tips that may help your relationships! Find out this and more on the next Ken McCoy Radio. Oct 1 will include a bonus 15 min of tips ,DONT MISS THIS SHOW!!!!!!!

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