In this episode, Jon speaks with author and evangelist Emily Jaminet about the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the powerful renewal it brings to homes, schools, and workplaces. Emily shares how this devotion, rooted in Jesus’ appearance to Saint Margaret Mary more than 350 years ago, invites believers to open their hearts to Christ’s love and mercy. She discusses the importance of First Friday devotion, the call to enthrone the Sacred Heart in daily life, and how this practice transforms families and communities. Together, Jon and Emily reflect on how modern believers can find refuge, strength, and spiritual renewal in the Heart of Jesus.

In this episode of The Jon Leonetti Show, Jon and Allen Hunt dive into a powerful conversation about purpose, growth, and the seasons of life. Allen reflects on how the 40s through 60s can be a person’s true “prime,” a time when years of building in faith, family, and career begin to bear fruit. Together they explore what it means to live intentionally, use one’s experiences for good, and keep growing spiritually and personally at every stage. With humor and honesty, Allen shares stories about family, aging, and perspective, reminding listeners that meaning and mission do not fade with time but deepen.

Jon Leonetti talks with Lino Rulli about life after leaving New York City and adjusting to rural Minnesota. Lino reflects on the differences between city life and the countryside, humorously describing runs past cows and horses and comparing their indifference to that of New Yorkers. The two discuss the motivations behind the move, marriage, and what it’s like to live in the middle of nowhere after years in the “greatest city in the world.” The conversation blends humor with honesty about lifestyle changes, faith, and finding joy in unexpected places.