By Candid Coalition
Welcome to the Candid Coalition Podcast! This is a community designed to connect and discover more of what it means to be candid. The definition of Candid is “Marked by honest sincere expression.”
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The podcast currently has 11 episodes available.
Friends, I’m super excited to be back for another episode this week!
Today we have one of my great friends Hilary on to share her story and get real about motherhood. I value Hilary’s friendship for many reasons, but I would say that one my all time favorite things about her is her ability to always be real and honest. Even as someone who isn’t yet a parent, I learned so much from this episode! She brings us into the places of learning to remain true to herself in a world full of voices that try to pin us all against each other. I am so excited for you to listen to this episode and learn from Hilary’s story!
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Friends, I’m super excited for this week’s episode!
This week we have not one, but two guests! This episode is a conversation with three feminists unpacking all the shit of purity culture. We each grew up during the tail end of the "True Love Waits" Evangelical Purity Culture movement. We unpack some of the metaphors we often heard in youth group and talk about how these messages still impact us today.
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Friends! I am so excited to be back this week for another episode.
This week’s guest is my brother Ethan Hulse! Ethan currently lives in Nashville with his wife Erin and their new baby boy Porter. In this episode Ethan shares with us his journey in the music industry and becoming Grammy nominated songwriter. As the youngest little sister of the family, I have gotten to watch his entire music journey. From cheering him on as his middle school band played at the local music venue “Chain Reaction” and now getting to watch him receive a Grammy nomination—I’m one proud little sister!
One thing Ethan and I always talk about is each of our own relationships to the church and spirituality. In this episode Ethan not only shares with us more about the music industry, but also his personal discovery of a deeper, wider, and more holistic view of Christ and spirituality. I continue to learn a lot from him about the process of deconstruction and the beauty found in re-ordering spirituality.
I’m really excited for you to listen in to our conversation!
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Friends, I am so excited for you to listen to our guest for this episode!
I first met Kayla during my first day of graduate school. We are both in the same program aiming to obtain our Master’s degrees in Human Communication Studies. Kayla is not only such a great friend to me and so many others, but she continually advocates and encourages those around her to look critically at the systems that they are a part of. Whenever I want to have a deep conversation Kayla is one of the first people I think of. I value her opinion of this world and I know that you will too!
In this episode we dive into her journey of coming out and LGBTQ+ pride. Her words and her story continually teach me so much. On this episode today she does nothing less than bring us into those places of vulnerability, and for that, I am so grateful. I’m so glad you get to hear this conversation with one of the absolute best people—Kayla!
Also, some of you have been asking how you can support this podcast. So here are 3 easy ways to show your support:
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I first met Anusha in our small town of San Clemente. Anusha is a sought after motivational speaker around the world on the science of mindfulness and meditation. She has delivered keynote speeches for executives at Fortune 500 companies and top ranked Universities. Anusha is also the Wellness Consultant for Hoag Hospital in Orange County, CA. Anusha leads yoga and meditation workshops across the USA and internationally and is part of the teaching faculty for a number of Yoga Alliance certified Yoga Teacher Training Courses across Southern California.
Friends, I could keep going… we are so lucky to hear from her today!
Also, Anusha teaches countless individuals, myself included, about the importance of integrating yoga and social justice. In this episode she highlights the injustice that Black people have been facing in our country for far too long. And she reminds us that this work is at the heart of yoga. Social justice and yoga cannot be separated.
I hope that you enjoy this conversation with Anusha!
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Friends, I am so excited for this episode today! This episode is with my all time best friend, my maid of honor at my wedding, and someone that I learn from every day... It’s Rachel Garbrecht!
If you don’t yet know, Rachel just graduated from physical therapy school as Dr. Rachel Garbrecht and has become an expert in the field of health and wellness. As her friend of many years, I’ve gotten the chance to grow alongside of her from the awkward teenage years to now both being in grad school and married!
This episode seriously means so much to me. As I’ve listened to this conversations multiple times now, I continue to be amazed by Rachel’s honesty and passion to help young female athletes. Whether you are a young athlete, someone who has struggled with body image, or simply want to learn more about the world of physical therapy, this episode is for you! I know that I continually learn a lot from Rachel about both life and health, so I am so excited for you to listen in on our conversation.
A few of you have been asking how you can support this podcast. So here are 3 easy ways to show your support:
1) Subscribe! As a subscriber you will be the first to know the minute a new episode is released.
2) Rate! Write a review on your podcast listening site. If you do, we want to thank you. Every week we will be shouting out one review from the week before. We want to thank you for taking the time out of your day to lift us up!
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Again, thank you so much!
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Website: candidcoalition.com
Friends, I am really excited to have my husband Jeremy Schultheiss on today’s episode! We have had this idea to record an episode for awhile now and it was so fun to get to sit down at our dinner table and record.
Jeremy went full time in real estate just about one year ago and has already seen a huge success in his business. As his wife, I’ve gotten to see the behind the scenes work that he has put in to become his own boss and it continually amazes me. I am so excited for you to hear this episode and get to learn from him!
In this episode we talk all about Jeremy’s top tips for launching a business and what you need to know to become your own boss. Whether you have always wanted to start your own business or if you have wanted to take your side hustle into full time, this is the episode for you! I am so excited for you to hear what you learn from Jeremy’s words. I know that I continually learn a lot from him about both life and business, so I am so excited for you to listen in on our conversation.
A few of you have been asking how you can support this podcast. So here are 3 easy ways to show your support:
1) Subscribe! As a subscriber you will be the first to know the minute a new episode is released.
2) Rate! Write a review on your podcast listening site. If you do, we want to thank you. Every week we will be shouting out one review from the week before. We want to thank you for taking the time out of your day to lift us up!
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Website: candidcoalition.com
In this episode, Mahala and I explore what it means to engage in anti-racist work as white people in America. We recorded this episode on Sunday May 24th, just about 24 hours before the killing of George Floyd at the hands of white law enforcement officers. We want to be mindful to add that we didn’t mention this because it had not yet occurred. Without discounting the trauma of what has happened in our world over this past week, we can’t ignore the fact that this has been a reality for people of color in our country for far too long. This is a conversation that needs to happen. I recently saw a quote from Jen Hatmaker that I want to share here. She said, “If we are not anti-racist, we are racist. There is no neutral when black lives continue to be dispensable and disposable day after day. There is no neutral when we gently benefit from white supremacy without challenging its demonic, inherent evils. This is our work.” In this episode, Mahala and I lean in to the conversation of white privilege and what it means to do anti-racist work. As Mahala’s friend, I can truly say that her work in this world is powerful. I’ve listened to this episode multiple times and continue to learn so much from her words. But the work goes beyond this episode. This is a conversation to have with your family, your friends, your workplace, and with yourself.
Books and Resources Mentioned:
White Fragility by Robin DiAngelo
Privilege, Power, and Difference by Allan Johnson
Pedagogy of the Oppressed Paulo Freire
Sister Outsider by Audre Lorde
The Powers that Be by Walter Wink
You can find Mahala on Instagram @mahalarain
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Again, thank you so much!
Welcome to the Candid Coalition Podcast!
In this episode you will be hearing from my good friend Debbie Morgan. Debbie has had a transformative journey. From losing over 150 pounds rapidly, to learning the inner workings of her mind and deciding to make a holistic change for her body. She is a constant advocate for finding health not only in your physical body but also in your mind.
You can follow her journey at @discoveringdebbie on Instagram
Also, I wanted to share with you some exciting news… Our Candid Coalition 7 Days of Self Discovery is now LIVE! Head to candidcoalition.com to receive your free downloadable guide to start a week of diving into deeper awareness of yourself. All you need is a pen, paper, and a willingness to be honest with yourself.
Also, here are a few ways you can support this podcast:
1) Subscribe! As a subscriber you will be the first to know the minute a new episode is released.
2) Rate! Write a review on your podcast listening site. If you do, we want to thank you. Every week we will be shouting out one review from the week before. We want to thank you for taking the time out of your day to lift us up!
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Again, thank you so much for showing up to be candid!
The podcast currently has 11 episodes available.