Myrna is a WORLD Radio host and correspondent. She is a graduate of the World Journalism Institute mid-career course and Luther Rice College and Seminary. Myrna has worked as a TV news reporter, public affairs show host, and producer. She resides with her husband in Spanish Fort, Ala. They have four adult children.
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John Stonestreet on the media response to a failed terror attack, Britain trading Churchill for hedgehogs on its currency, loneliness and declining fertility, and the surprising power of forgiveness in a graceless age
Across the country, grandparents are stepping back into the role of full-time parents—raising grandchildren when addiction, incarceration, or other family crises make it necessary. WORLD’s Myrna Brown reports
A cabinet shake-up and new pressure on Cuba signal a sharper turn in the administration’s foreign policy. WORLD’s Hunter Baker looks at the strategy behind the shift—and what it says about the president’s next moves
A young macaque at a Tokyo-area zoo captured hearts after clinging to a stuffed toy for comfort. Now Punch the monkey is gaining confidence—and spending more time with the troop
John Stonestreet on the Supreme Court’s parental rights ruling, shifting marriage trends, and cultural debates in sports and society
John Stonestreet on prostitution as policy, the tyranny of low expectations, and the moment no one stood for a rescued daughter
How an image in the Sequoias reshaped an Oscar-nominated short film—and confirmed two filmmakers’ faith
On Dobbs-era Republicans, abandoned EV plants, Arsenio’s audio reviews, and a teacher renewed by a story about preventing violence
First Liberty backs a Tennessee teacher removed from his classroom after seeking a religious accommodation
Guinness confirms 1,593 couples renewing their vows—including WORLD’s Myrna Brown and her husband Stanley
