Coming Out Of the Kitchen

Honoring an incredible woman, Patsy Takemoto Ming, during Womans History Month. I am in awe at her challenges, her preservice and her accomplishments. She didn't let racism, male chauvinism, gender bias or dirty backroom tricks hold her back or stop her from achieving the goals she set out for herself.

Born in Hawaii, her father a civil engineer, mother a stay-at-home mom, Patsy set out into the world with the determination to accomplish all of her Goals!

I had some glitches with this recording as well, and once again my microphone recorded Patsy as Cathy (weird) I am continuing to try to figure out that issue. 

questions, suggestions and or comments?   email me at: [email protected]

Facebook page (currently in jail until July) Coming out of the Kitchen.

another facebook page: COOK'n Politics

Let me know what ya'll think!

This episode is about our Missouri Representative Vicki Hartzler.  An evangelical Christian, aka Mennonite, a 'family' Farmer who is running for retiring Missouri senator Roy Blunts seat.  Mo. Sen. Hawley has endorsed her.  

So, she is a woman who using her Christian values that she has had to change to fit her narrative, to allow her to make rules and laws that Missourians must follow, let's look at that.

side note: for some reason my Microphone recorded 'Cathy' several times when I said Vicki, and I tried to catch them all to reedit...so if I missed a few, 'Cathy' was supposed to say 'Vicki'.

Please, if you listen to podcasts, find: Ordinary equality..... scroll down and listen from the first episode she recorded.  If I could be 1/8th as good as K. Kelly... 

Anyway.  send me a note: COOK'n Politics FB page, or..... [email protected]

Thank you! 

This is the second year that Cass and Mo sit down, research and talk about the amazing Black Americans who have helped shape our country. 

I hope you enjoy listening to the awesome Black Americans who contributed so much to our beautiful country.

We have a Facebook page, and an email: [email protected] so, take a few minutes and let us know what you think.

We would love to hear your story as well, so reach out to us and let us know when we can sit down and hear your story.

Ashley came out to the farm to meet with Cass and share her story.  I have to warn you, I think her laugh is infectious, her story is incredible, and I loved spending 4 hours with her and her family.   The children, husband got down and close with the cows, Keagan was able to drive the tractor, drop some hay and I was able to enjoy getting to know Ashley.  I hope you enjoy.

Ashley has a podcast that she is starting: The Lively Esthetician

Ashley and Paul have a podcast: Afraid-ish  so give those pods a listen and let them know what you think.

After you listen to Ashley's story here, send me an email: [email protected] and share your thoughts with me!

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In this podcast I interview Debra Walden Davis, a southern Missourian who became an author.  We are discussing her first book. 

Every time Debra and I get together to record a podcast we just cannot seem to stop talking and Debra's love of music and movies always stream into the conversation.. Soooo.... I have attempted to incorporate a favorite song of ours by Buffalo Springfield into the podcast and when you get to the end of the podcast, I tacked on an unedited conversation we were having.  

I hope you enjoy and remember Debra's book is available on amazon as well as thru direct contact with Debra.  Mention Coming Out Of the Kitchen, and get a discount on a signed book when you order direct from Debra.

debrawaldendavis.com

facebook: debrawaldendavis

email: [email protected]

And please rate and review this podcast.  Email me with your questions/comments/requests at: [email protected]

My very dear friend sat down with me to share her story, from her memories, of her journey to become a United States of America Citizen,

Moving here, without knowing that she was moving here.  Her travels, her hurdles, her simple desire to be able to VOTE and why.

Please rate and review this podcast as it helps me move up on the ratings and allows me to meet more powerful women to share their stories.  

And as always, email me: [email protected]

Like my Facebook page: Coming Out Of the Kitchen.

Let me know your thoughts, your ideas, if you would like to share your story.  I really want to build this Podcast, and begin a movement to revisit voting to give women, all women, Equal Rights in our Constitution.  Thank You

This is part 2 of my interview with Debra Walden Davis a local Author, retired School Teacher, a Military Brat and a self-professed music/movie junkie.... Debra W. Davis has 4 published books out, that in my opinion, are 'don't put me down books'.  

You can reach out to Debra Walden Davis by her:

Website: debrawaldendavis.com

Email: [email protected]

Twitter: @dwaldendavis

Facebook: debra walden davis 

Should you wish to contact her at the above sites, mention comingoutofthekitchen and buy your signed books directly at her sites, with a discount.  Other than that, you can purchase her books though Amazon or Barnes and Noble.  

And please, don't forget me.  I am no professional, but I have a passion.  Anyone can follow a professional, but few will understand how important it is to just listen to, follow and connect with a common soul.

Reach out to me at: [email protected].... Tell me your thoughts, ask me you questions, give me your ideas so I can grow with this podcast and provide you with content you will enjoy.

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Thank You Anchor for allowing me to learn how to podcast on your venue!

And Thank you, to my followers, my listeners, Thank you.

I met with Battlefield MO Author, Debra Walden Davis to talk with her about her paths most traveled.  We, I had a horrible time staying on task, I so wanted to discuss her books with her.  So, Debra and I recorded for about 3.5 hours, and I am dividing up our conversations into 3 segments.  Please enjoy getting to know Debra Walden Davis and stay tuned for the podcast on her books. 

You can reach out to Debra Walden Davis by:

website:debrawaldendavis.com

Facebook:debrawaldendavis

email:[email protected]

Twitter: @dwaldendavis

You can find her books at your local library (or request them ordered in), or buy them on Amazon, or email/Fackbook Debra and request buying a signed book from her and she will include a discount.  I hope you enjoy her books as much as I LOVED them!

The only F Bomb in this Pod is in the title, and the one time she used it in the interview.  This is Tina's story, and I don't think she said it, nor I in the Pod, but we all have a story.  It makes us who we are, the Tina's journey in California and her perspective regarding why people do what they do, grounded me.  I thought I had empathy but Tina reminded me, it goes deeper.  We all have a journey, a challenge, pain to mask. Thank you, Tina.

Remember to reach out to me with comments, questions and requests for interviews, I promise I will get better at this with practice!

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#Dream Center

I just wanted to explain why I have missed posting some uploads.  With the new equipment, and I am still working out kinks, I have recorded and woman's journey into womanhood.  I also have a Pod recording scheduled for next week with a local author and today, I met another amazing woman who I will be scheduling and interview with.  Qestions? Comments? Want to schedule and interview? email me at:  [email protected].  I would love to hear from ya!