Episode 16: Debt Comes Calling ft. Raeshal Solomon
EPISODE SHOW NOTES Episode 16: Debt Comes Calling Raeshal Solomon’s son was 9-months old and she was $400,000 in debt when she got a phone call from a debt collector that would change her life. Listen On iTunes Listen On Spotify Listen On Google Podcasts CONNECT WITH RAESHAL SOLOMON HERE Link That was the day […]
Episode 15: Here All Along ft. Allison Hare
EPISODE SHOW NOTES Episode 15: Here All Along After facing complications delivering her first child including an emergency C-section and being separated from her newborn son during his 9-day hospitalization in the NICU, Allison Hare began to lose her way. Listen On iTunes Listen On Spotify Listen On Google Podcasts CONNECT WITH ALLISON HARE HERE […]
Episode 14: Myers-Briggs in the Home ft. Sandra Etherington
EPISODE SHOW NOTES Episode 14: Myers-Briggs in the Home Sandra Etherington had experience with Myers-Briggs assessments and knew how effective they were in understanding what made different people tick but it wasn’t until she put Myers-Briggs to work within her own family that she realized how helpful they could be in personal relationships, too. Listen […]
Episode 13: The Death Dialogues Project ft. Becky Aud-Jennison
EPISODE SHOW NOTES Episode 13: The Death Dialogues Project As a young clinician tending to patients at the end of their lives Becky Aud-Jennison was frustrated by institutional death and the lack of sacredness around the dying process. Whereas many caregivers, like the culture at large, hadn’t yet seemed to have accepted Death as a […]
Episode 12: Different But Not Broken ft. Jeanette Graham
EPISODE SHOW NOTES Episode 12: Different But Not Broken For years Jeanette Graham felt like she was broken. School, everyday tasks, and relationships seemed to challenge her more than her peers and leave her frustrated, exhausted, and misunderstood. Listen On iTunes Listen On Spotify Listen On Google Podcasts CONNECT WITH JEANETTE GRAHAM HERE Facebook Instagram […]
Episode 11: Life Through A Different Lens ft. Zaakirah Nayyar
EPISODE SHOW NOTES Episode 11: Life Through A Different Lens When Zaakirah Nayyar was 9 months old she lost her right eye to non-hereditary Retinoblastoma, a rare childhood eye cancer. With a prosthetic eye and declining hearing from radiation treatments Zaakirah often felt like she didn’t fit in. But with encouragement and support of her […]
Episode 10: The Alchemy of Loss ft. Abigail Carter
EPISODE SHOW NOTES Episode 10: The Alchemy of Loss After her husband’s death in the 9/11 World Trade Center attack, Abigail Carter’s grief cracked her wide open. During an intense period of national mourning she rejected public memorials and found a way to grieve and remember her husband in her own way. Listen On iTunes […]
Episode 09: One In Four ft. Bea Spadicini
EPISODE SHOW NOTES Episode 09: One In Four ft. Bea Spadicini One in four adults in the U.S. has a criminal record and Bea Spadicini, a social justice advocate and writer, whose work in Bosnia and sub-Saharan Africa centered on international development and humanitarian relief created the One in Four podcast to help humanize and […]
Episode 8: A Growing Need on Campus ft. Natalie Nation
EPISODE SHOW NOTES Episode 8: A Growing Need on Campus ft. Natalie Nation The number of students on college campuses who don’t have enough to eat and who regularly experience food insecurities is rising. Listen On iTunes Listen On Spotify Listen On Google Podcasts CONNECT WITH ABIGAIL CARTER HERE Link In this episode, Natalie Nation, […]
Episode 7: Survival in our Bones ft. Abigail Carter
EPISODE SHOW NOTES Episode 7: Survival in our Bones After her husband’s death in the 9/11 World Trade Center attack, Abigail Carter’s grief cracked her wide open. During an intense period of national mourning she rejected public memorials and found a way to grieve and remember her husband in her own way. Listen On iTunes […]