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Happy Holidays ladies!! I thought it would be fun to ring in the pre-holiday cheer by talking all things "traditions"- ones our family did when I was young, ones I've done since having kids & new traditions I'm starting this year to hopefully last decades to come. I talk about starting small and staying flexible—my goal of picking three to five traditions that travel well through busy seasons- because we do NOT need to try to do it all (us moms are superheroes regardless). I've learned it's the simple, repeatable traditions that build real connection without the stress spiral.I also felt it ...

Surrogates often begin their journey excited, hopeful, and ready to help a family grow, but few truly understand the depth of the medical steps involved. In this conversation, Eloise Drane sits down with reproductive endocrinologist Dr. Shannel R. Adams to demystify every stage of the surrogate medical and IVF process, breaking it down into simple, reassuring, and practical explanations. Eloise guides listeners through the realities of medical screening, clearance, genetic discussions, mental health evaluations, and partner requirements, bringing clarity to the questions surrogates commonly ...

The True Gifts of ChristmasIn this episode of the Home and Marriage Podcast, Lennon and Christal Noland discuss the importance of spending quality time with family, especially during the holidays. They reflect on past Christmas memories and the shift from shopping for toys to more meaningful family moments. The Nolands emphasize three key non-material gifts you can give your children: quality time, sharing your faith, and maintaining a peaceful and joyful demeanor as parents. They also touch on the significance of keeping Christ at the center of Christmas celebrations. The episode concludes ...

In this episode of the Unlikely Housewives, Tracy and Tori sit down with award‑winning author and Exodus Women’s Retreats founder, Robin Gerblick, to talk about her journey from multiple abortions, broken relationships, and deep spiritual lostness to encountering Jesus in a supernatural “five senses” moment by a river. Robin shares how God met her in her most desperate plea for help, rewrote the trajectory of her life, and led her into a 32‑year Christ‑centered marriage, late‑in‑life motherhood through adoption at 48, and a calling to minister to other women through her book, ...

In this episode, Ashley Bartels shares her remarkable journey through infertility, foster care, and the unexpected gift of adoption. Born with cerebral palsy and epilepsy, Ashley was told she’d never have children. Yet at 21, she fought to carry her first daughter, Shelby.Years later, after longing for another child, Ashley and her husband Michael opened their home to two young sisters through foster care. The joy, heartbreak, and eventual reunification reshaped their understanding of love and surrender.Just when they believed their fostering chapter had closed, a call came: a newborn baby ...

Welcome to another episode of Parenting Untapped!In this honest and eye-opening conversation, Aly and Tony dive into one of the biggest challenges modern parents face — connecting with teens in a world dominated by social media. From Snapchat streaks and TikTok algorithms to screen-time battles and generational disconnects, this episode pulls back the curtain on how social platforms shape teen identity, relationships, and daily life.Through candid back-and-forth between a teen and her parent, this episode explores why social media feels essential to teens, why it frustrates parents, and how ...

How do you hold onto your creative identity while trying to be the parent you want to be?Sean Waldron has built a life around creativity from music to video production to brand storytelling. He has freelanced, gone in-house, flipped houses, and wrestled with the tension between purpose and practical responsibilities. Becoming a dad pushed him to rethink all of it.Sean shares how to:Blend creative skills with fatherhood in a way that builds connectionSeparate who you are from what you do after layoffs, pivots, or burnoutNavigate the pull between purpose, mastery, and paying the billsPursue ...

Hello, I know you're exhausted. I know your mornings are chaos. I know you're standing in front of the fridge at 6 PM thinking "What am I making for dinner?" You still need to make dinner, help kids with homework, clean up, get kids ready for bed and some how get ready for a meeting first thing in the morning without falling asleep. I know, it’s busy! I’ve lived it. Today I'm sharing the four simple routines that literally saved my sanity. Not complicated systems that need a manual. Just four basic things that actually work when you're running on an empty tank and still lots to do! ...

In a world saturated with a non-stop flood of breaking news, current affairs and 24 hour global reportage it is easy to see world leaders as supersized characters competing like Titans on a huge stage. We clearly do see the effect of one nation's actions as it directly impacts our lives, but in this section Handel gives us a glimpse of another reality. Including something which God seems to find very amusing. Psalm 2:1-9 All musical samples are taken from: Messiah by Handel; Jennifer Vyvyan; Norma Procter; George Maran; Owen Brannigan; London Philharmonic Choir; London Philharmonic Orchestra; ...

In this episode of the Real Life Real Kitchen podcast, host Zoe Willis speaks with Serena Dodd, the Aliveness Coach, about the transformative power of coaching and creating personal boundaries (especially for busy mums!) during the Christmas season.They explore the differences between coaching and therapy, the importance of self-worth, and how to identify and manage energy drains in relationships. Serena emphasizes the need for clients to engage actively in their growth and the significance of setting boundaries to protect one's energy, especially for mothers balancing multiple ...

Got a question, comment, or just want to drop some encouragement? Send us a text.The holidays can fill a room with warmth, noise, and nostalgia—and still leave one partner quietly overwhelmed. We dig into the messy middle where alcohol meets family rituals, social anxiety, and the pressure to keep everything magical for kids. Through a candid case study of Heath and Bailey, we unpack why couples get stuck arguing over “how many drinks” while missing the deeper issue: presence and shared responsibility.We explore the common reasons people drink at festive gatherings—soothing awkwardness...

Welcome to Clothed in Scarlet ♡ I am no stranger to seasons of financial "lack" as a single mum and these times are difficult. They can make you wonder why. They can make you feel like you're failing. But.. God only allows times like these to teach us something. In this episode, I dive into my personal experiences as a single mum experiencing seasons of drought, and how through these seasons, God taught me to detach from money and live a life so different than what we are taught & what society says is the "norm". God has so much for you and I pray this episode blesses you & gives you a ...

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In this heartfelt episode, Jennifer welcomes Pastor Dan Nichols, lead pastor of Grace Christian Fellowship in Cortland, NY. In this episode, we explore how his Making Scripture Simple series equips parents and ministry leaders to teach God’s Word to upper-elementary kids with clarity and impact. They delve into practical strategies for nurturing faith at home, cultivating spiritual habits, and making Scripture relatable to young hearts. Dan also shares one of his most talked-about messages as a pastor, which he has given, along with the response from his congregation and community. Dan ...

Holiday gatherings can feel joyful and overwhelming at the same time, and this episode will help you walk in with clarity, calm, and a strong foundation of confident parenting. When kids are navigating new environments, loud relatives, unpredictable routines, and big emotions, they need support with child emotion regulation. With the right positive parenting tips, your entire experience at holiday gatherings can feel smoother and more connected.In this conversation, I share the approach I use in my own home to prepare my kids for holiday gatherings. You will learn how to strengthen child ...

Waiting can feel unbearable—especially in estrangement. In this episode, Nicole Coates shares why these seasons are sacred and how God works in the waiting, even when nothing seems to change. Through Scripture and the story of Hagar, you’ll find hope for the wilderness you’re walking through.Mentioned in this episode: Finding Hope in the Heartbreak: A Prayer Workbook for Moms of Estranged or Distant Kids • Digital download: HERE • Amazon: HERE Timestamps 00:00 The Holiness of Waiting 00:28 Life Updates and Media Encounters 01:36 Emotional Aftermath and Reflections 04:26 ...

The week between Christmas and New Year’s can feel like a soft landing: sweatpants, slow mornings, and a rare sense of completion. We lean into that pause and ask a bigger question—how do we finish the year well so we can begin the next aligned with God’s heart? With Scripture as our guide, we explore the joy of ending strong without striving, and the freedom to rest while still preparing our steps for what’s ahead.We start by reframing the calendar as training for a longer race. Drawing from 2 Timothy 4, we talk about what it means to “keep the faith” when distractions multiply ...

In this episode we discuss the new definition of dyslexia. Welcome to the DAC Dyslexia and Coffee podcast! We are so happy you could join us. We are both moms and dyslexia interventionists who want to talk about our students and children. Please email Maggie with questions or ideas for podcast ideas. maggie@dacbeyondwords.com Affiliate Links: Castos https://castos.com/?via=nicole Riverside https://www.riverside.fm/?utm_campaign=campaign_5&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=rewardful&via=nicole-boyington

‘Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment’ is a little bit of Zelda and a whole lot of dynamic, over-the-top battling. Read the full review. If you've enjoyed listening to Plugged In Reviews, please give us your feedback.