NEWS AND UPDATES

This week we are talking to Sarah Stewart Holland and Beth Silvers, hosts of podcasts Pantsuit Politics and The Nuanced Life and authors of I Think You’re Wrong but I’m Listening: A Guide to Grace Filled Political Conversations. We talk about how to have grace-filled political conversations and why it’s really so important to continue … more »

Episode 19: Angela Stuesse – Activist Anthropology Angela Stuesse is an activist anthropologist who currently is a professor at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. She studies the globalization of the rural U.S. South and social inequality. Angela has done significant research and work on the poultry industry in rural Mississippi. In this episode … more »

Episode 17: Lindy Johnson with America’s Kids Belong⁠ ⁠ This week we are talking to Lindy Johnson. She is a licensed therapist and trauma care trainer for America’s Kids Belong. ⁠ AKB mobilizes government, faith-based, business and creative leaders around the goal of permanency and belonging for every child. Combining grassroots and “grasstops” methods, America’s … more »

Robyn Nohling is a non-diet Dietician and Nurse Practitioner. She is passionate about helping women find peace with food, accept their natural body size and heal from hormonal issues and period problems. Robyn and I talked a lot about intuitive eating, what that means for your body and what it doesn’t. We talked about hormones … more »

Bonus Episode! We all got together to chat about life, our thoughts on our episodes, and what’s to come. Super casual and maybe a bit of rambling, but we love being together! Our hope for these episodes is that you get to know us a little better. Let us know what you think!     … more »

Episode 11: Kristen Newton Friendship is an essential piece of how we were made to live with others and experience love and joy. But have you ever found yourself stuck in a pattern that you know is unhealthy in a friendship? Or have you been blindsided by a friend and felt incredibly hurt? Friendship can … more »