In this episode, Emily Leedom sits down with Bishop DeGrood of the Diocese of Sioux Falls to talk about finding freedom to be authentically who God has created us to be. Bishop shares some of his own life experiences and how he learned to grow in confidence and his ability to share his true self with God and others.

Emily Leedom sits down with her friend Beth Pole to talk about the power of a well ordered home. Whether it's organizing the stuff in your house or the stuff on your calendar, properly ordering our lives leads to greater freedom and joy.

We are launching Season 3 with an awesome conversation about the power of wonder! You can hear more from Angela on the Awake to Wonder Podcast!

Season two finale is a wrap! As we close out this season, we invited Emily's dear friend, Katie, to come on the show to talk friendship and intentionality.

This is an episode you don't want to miss. It's the story of one couples journey toward healing amidst the challenges of mental illness.

You can contact Rachel and Scott at [email protected].

Jessica is the founder and creative mind behind A Thriving Catholic! She's a go getter and after her own challenges with feeling like she wasn't truly thriving, she dove into what was missing. This episode is all about the practical and spiritual needs of the human person in order to be fully alive.

You can learn more about Jessica and her work at athrivingcatholic.com!

This weeks episode is a little different. As we enter into Holy Week, Emily shares a short reflection.

Chris Motz, Director of the South Dakota Catholic Conference, returns for this episode of Leedom to Life to discuss dynamic citizenship and policy as it pertains to true freedom. Chris and Emily address a tough topic like the equality act through the lens of faith and reason.

The tables are turning in this episode as Emily is interviewed by Father Scott Traynor regarding what it means to be in pursuit of lifelong Catholic missionary discipleship rooted in God's love.

Father Kowles joins this episode to talk about finding freedom from the things that keep us bound.

Based on the book, Unbound by Neal Lozano.

Songs mentioned:

The Father's House by Cory Asbury

Dear Wormwood by the Oh Hellos