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Faith to Witness 99 Season 2 Episode 135 THE BEAT | I Will Listen for the Beat of My Savior’s Heart (in every conversation, prayer, teaching)Quick TakeHey human, in this episode we consider the power of rhythm. What it has meant during my work life. And how about 6 insights on rhythm in God’s world to ponder for spiritual growth? A way to affirm my next read-thru of Jesus’ life through eyes of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. Apostles who knew his stride. It’s all in e135. Thanks for listening. #mySavior’sheart #heartbeat #God’srhythm #rhythm #Kingdomvalue #thepowerofhisreurrection ...

In this enlightening conversation, Dawn Thompson and Nicole Harlot engage with Ashley Mariani, a registered social worker and breathwork practitioner, to explore the dynamics of feminine and masculine roles in relationships, particularly during the perinatal period. They discuss the importance of masculine support for women, the concept of empowerment versus authority in birth spaces, and the need for partners to take an active role in advocating for women's needs during childbirth. The conversation emphasizes the significance of intuition, community support, and the role of wisdom keepers in ...

Welcome to a special episode of BluePrints, where we invite back Elizabeth Orthmann, LMFT, to explore how parents can instill a heart of gratitude in their children, counteracting entitlement and fostering a positive outlook.THE BIG IDEA: gratitude is a critical and transformative attribute that parents should cultivate in their children to counteract entitlement and promote a positive and abundant outlook on life.Part 1. (00:00-23:15)Understanding Gratitude:Elizabeth discusses the common misconceptions about gratitude and entitlement in children. She emphasizes that gratitude is not merely ...

This week on MESSmerized, I have the dream team—David Thomas and Sissy Goff. We’re talking all things parenting, and if you’ve ever tried to have a deep conversation with your teenage son and got nothing but a grunt and a request for bacon, this episode is for you.We tackled the big stuff: anxiety in kids, the social chaos our girls are navigating, and why boys apparently need a full workout and a snack before they can form a complete sentence. We talked about how resilience doesn’t come from bubble-wrapping our kids but from letting them do hard things—and maybe doing a few hard ...

In this episode host Vonyarn shares a personal story of spending a full day swimming in the sun without sunscreen—never expecting to get sunburned. As a woman of color, she didn’t realize how vulnerable melanin-rich skin can be to sun damage. Tune in to hear what happened, and why sun protection matters for everyone.Follow Us: https://www.instagram.com/skinwithvonyarn/

In this episode of the Dad Dojo Podcast, the crew dives into the drama surrounding Shedeur Sanders’ unexpected fall in the NFL Draft. Was it bad interviews, entitlement, or just media spin? Rich, Josh, and Bobby break it all down — no fluff, just real talk. They also discuss the role of fathers in shaping young athletes, Deion Sanders’ influence as a dad and coach, and whether Shedeur got a raw deal or a reality check. Things get heated, honest, and hilarious — just how you like it.

In this episode of the Foster Friendly Podcast, hosts Brian and Courtney engage with Kayla and Chris Habegger, a couple navigating the world of non-traditional kinship care. They discuss their journey into fostering, the importance of community awareness, and the dynamics of kinship care. The conversation highlights the emotional and practical aspects of fostering, emphasizing the need for understanding and support within families and communities.Kayla and Chris Habegger share their experiences as new foster parents, discussing the challenges and insights gained from their journey. They ...

Anxiety rarely shows up without a backstory. In this video, I’m diving deep into how childhood trauma — especially experiences rooted in neglect and abuse — can shape the anxiety many of us struggle with today. These issues often get labeled just as anxiety. We'll explore: 1️⃣ The root causes of anxiety tied to our past 2️⃣ How those early experiences can still affect us in the presentI’ll walk you through a list of childhood trauma-related issues that might help you connect some important dots in your own life. These topics can be intense, so please take care of yourself ...

As time passes, we grow, shift, and evolve—but an invisible thread connects every version of who we've been. In this heartfelt episode of Motherish, we sit down with Diana Marti—mother, powerhouse professional, passionate advocate, and Karen's best friend—to explore how our identities transform over the years. From teenage dreams to grown-up realities, we reflect on the moments, relationships, and beliefs that shape the ever-changing versions of ourselves.

In episode 45, we finally reunite in person and dive into a lively conversation about the weird, wonderful world of modern fatherhood. From late-night guitar solo practice and punk rock nostalgia to R2-D2 builds and DIY parenting fixes, we reflect on how our own childhoods, hobbies, and daily chaos shape the dads we are today. Along the way, we each draft our dream “Mount Rushmore of Dad Superpowers” — including calm under pressure, expert negotiation, and the ever-critical ability to summon snacks on demand. It's a mix of real talk, laughs, and reminders that parenting is part patience,...

At 15, after never playing club/competitive soccer, Nick’s stepson, AJ, made an unexpected jump to the highest level of youth soccer in America. To make the story even more out-of-nowhere, Nick and his wife Sabrina are not your typical elite athlete parents - they’re both self-described computer nerds who don’t have athletic backgrounds.In our conversation with Nick, we talk about what it was like being thrust into that level of competition, what he and his wife learned throughout the years AJ played at that level, and how he would advise parents who have kids wanting to play at elite ...

Your kids are growing up fast. That means more activities to keep track of on top of all your other commitments. How can you juggle being there for your family and working enough to save for retirement? Listen in as Nate Reineke and Ben Utley provide some tips on how to keep all the balls in the air while still planning for the future.We also answer your colleagues' questions. Retirement Investing: An ENT from Kansas City who is moving and changing jobs wants to know what we think of some advice they got from a local planner about rolling a 401(k) into an IRA. Family planning: A surgeon in ...

Hilary Hoffman had achieved what so many strive for in the finance world: a high-powered job at one of the most elite institutions, Goldman Sachs. But, like so many women I talk to on this show, Hilary felt called to take a leap of faith and make a big pivot, leaving finance behind and launching SotoMethod - the latest in-demand workout class both in New York City and online. On this episode, Hilary opens up about the tough and pragmatic choices she had to make in leaving behind a secure job and jumping into the world of entrepreneurship; her motivation for creating a fitness brand that ...

Guest: Erin Williams, PCA US Counselor, Plano campus If you’d like to watch this podcast, check out the PCA YouTube page. This is a continuation of our powerful discussion on the book Bad Therapy: Why the Kids Aren’t Growing Up, which is the 2024 book from Abigail Shrier and came as a result of her revealing book a few years before that called Irreversible Damage: The Transgender Craze Seducing Our Daughters (2021) in which Shrier discovered how damaging and controlling public school counselors could be on this gender ideology. If you didn’t listen to the first week, I would ...

hey mama, Feeling worn out, weary, or like you're running on empty? This short and practical episode is your gentle reminder that strength doesn’t always come from striving—it comes from praise. Drawing from Colossians 3:16, Psalm 100, and Psalm 22:3, we’ll talk about how lifting your eyes and lifting your voice—even in the chaos of motherhood—can shift your atmosphere and fill you with fresh strength. You’ll walk away with simple, doable ways to weave praise into your everyday life (yes, even with little ones at your feet). If you’re low on strength, maybe it’s time to lift up...

This week on the Moms on Call podcast, Jennifer and Laura have a conversation with Jessica Penner from Happy Healthy Eaters, focusing on reducing stress around feeding children. The discussion highlights the importance of introducing solids to babies, emphasizing iron intake, texture variety, and the benefits of family mealtime. Penner shares insights on overcoming common parental fears, such as choking, and encourages parents to model eating behaviors. The conversation also touches on transitioning to toddlerhood, maintaining balanced meals, and fostering curiosity about food. For more ...

Have you ever sensed a presence when no one was around, or heard a whisper in complete silence guiding you when you least expected it? We’ve talked a lot about healing on Oh Gross!—but never like this. In this captivating episode of Oh Gross, we delve into the mystical and often unspoken experiences that many are hesitant to share openly. Kara’s husband Brian opens up for the first time about his battle with colon cancer—and the moment he believes saved his life. It wasn’t a treatment, a drug, or a doctor. It was something else entirely. Something no one can quite explain. One ...

Hospitiality is constantly promoted in tthe Scriptures as an expression of love. How are we doing in this simple habit? This episdoe will encourage you.To read the original post, visit: https://www.thedisciplemakingparent.com/hospitality-a-new-testament-value-and-duty/

Orgasmic Birth Story Series Ep 146 Description: “Being in touch with your senses— that is the best preparation in the world. When we lean into pleasure in our everyday life, we teach our bodies that pleasure is safe.” —Lovisa Dahl Every woman's birth story carries the potential to liberate generations from inherited trauma and shame. Yet, the continued silence around women's birthing experiences perpetuates a cycle of fear and disconnection from our most primal source of strength. Lovisa Dahl is a pioneering Orgasmic Birth Practitioner and TEDx speaker who has revolutionized ...

What does it mean to parent when the world isn't built for you? Jessica Slice, author of Unfit Parent: A Disabled Mother Challenges an Inaccessible World, joins Dr. Meg Meeker to share her powerful story of raising a child with a disability. Jessica discusses the myths around "perfect parenting," the societal barriers disabled parents face, and how true connection matters far more than physical perfection. In this episode, we discuss: Jessica’s journey to disability – and motherhood – and how she reclaimed her narrative. The unique challenges and joys of parenting with a disability. The ...