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  • 12. Cheers + Amen – Lisa Jennett

    Lisa Jennett (aka Sunshine) is someone that was at the top of my list when I dreamed big about future podcast guests. Little did I know she would actually say YES and come on the podcast so soon! One of the most compelling things about Lisa has to be the stories she tells and the words she wraps around the way she sees life. Lisa owns her own landscaping company here in the Dallas-Fort Worth area that grew up out of a challenging season in her life as a single mom. Years later, she is now married to Tank (one of Scott's favorite people in the world) and they have both been a highlight for us during our chapter here in Texas – which you'll hear more about in the episode. She's also written a book called, When I Last Saw Me: The Memoir of Sammi Bass that you'll love.

    Lisa has a business called Cheers + Amen that exists to empower good ideas and encourage people with what is created (linked below) and this episode embodies that heartbeat through and through. Happy to introduce you to a woman who I admire greatly!


    Cheers + Amen: www.cheersandamen.com

    Lisa Jennett: @lisathemo

    When I Last Saw Me: The Memoir of Sammi Bass on Amazon

    Nikki Dutton: @nikkdutton


    As always, sound editing by the incredible Luke Wilson at Veritas Podcasting

    49 min
  • 11. The Propel Women + Wheaton Episode – Aubrey Sampson and Taylor Carlier

    Over that last four years I have had the privilege of being a graduate student in the first-ever Propel Women cohort as a part of the Wheaton College Master's Program. As a cohort of 20 women, we have been pursuing a Master's Degree in Evangelism and Leadership. I am amazed at all I have learned and the community of women I have gained as a student in this program. After wrapping our very last class recently, I thought it would be fun to invite Taylor Carlier and Aubrey Sampson, two incredible friends I have met through this program, to talk a bit about our experience together. So if you are interested in continuing your education somehow, curious about the Propel Women + Wheaton College Graduate Program specifically, or just looking to listen in on a conversation with friends – you'll enjoy this episode.


    For specific questions about the Propel Women + Wheaton College Masters Program or to apply for the upcoming cohort, email [email protected].


    Aubrey Sampson: @aubsamp

    Taylor Carlier: @taylorcarlier

    Highly recommend listening and subscribing to the Nothing Is Wasted Podcast

    Pre-order Aubrey's latest book on Amazon today (releasing on September 7th) – Known: How Believing Who God Says You Are Changes Everything

    Nikki Dutton: @nikkdutton


    As always, incredible sound editing by Luke Wilson at Veritas Podcasting

    48 min
  • 10. 29 Lessons I've Learned in 29 Years

    I just celebrated my 29th birthday and it seems like birthdays, anniversaries, and new years are natural times to reflect. This episode highlights 29 lessons I have learned in my first 29 years of life. For those of you who love a list, here are the 29 lessons covered in this conversation –

    1. Take a summer vacation, even if it's on a budget
    2. Bodies change over the years
    3. Relationships change too
    4. Positivity is underrated
    5. Trusting God, believing in Jesus, following the Holy Spirit is wild and unexpected 
    6. For most of us, our parents did the best they could and still made mistakes – they are humans too 
    7. Take risks
    8. When it comes to your dreams and ambitions, do the next right thing (I'm looking at you Bob Goff)
    9. Have people in your life who are a few years or seasons ahead of you
    10. Friends are one of the best parts of life
    11. Counseling is cool
    12. Stay teachable
    13. Health is a journey
    14. Having conversations about Jesus and faith don't have to be rigid or like a formula – ask questions and seek to understand 
    15. Don't just read non-fiction, read the fun stuff too (stories, fiction, biographies)
    16. Be careful to not only listen to voices that sound like yours
    17. Animals are the best
    18. Fear, control, and perfectionism are all different faces of the same issue
    19. Cook at home as much as you can
    20. The Church is imperfect at best and has been hurtful at worst. But there's hope and there are still many good churches and pastors in our communities trying to love people well
    21. Be kind to strangers
    22. Know your worth professionally and raise your hand for big projects
    23. Set up your physical space the way you like with purpose
    24. Have the wedding you want
    25. Don't deflect the hard stuff
    26. Try to travel, even if it's the state next door or a new city your friend moved to
    27. When it comes to money, live below your means and invest in the things that matter
    28. Grief is a process and it looks different for everyone in every season
    29. Prayer, faith, and relationships with God are messy and imperfect – and that's normal 

    30. Nikki Dutton: @nikkdutton


      As always, incredible sound editing by Luke Wilson at Veritas Podcasting

      41 min
    31. 09. More with the Duttons – Q+A with Scott Dutton

      This episode features my favorite human on the planet – my husband, Scott Dutton. In this conversation you will get to hear Scott and I retell the story of how we met, share a handful of memories from when we were first dating and engaged, plus a Q+A with Scott. It's official, this has become my favorite episode so far and I think you'll like it too. 


      Nikki Dutton: @nikkdutton

      Scott Dutton Instagram: @scottkdutton


      As always, incredible sound editing by Luke Wilson at Veritas Podcasting

      42 min
    32. 08. Raising Kind Humans (And Being One) – Kelsey MacMinn

      What would our world look like if people were simply raised to be kind? Today, I have the honor of introducing you to one of my closest friends, Kelsey MacMinn, as she discusses what she's learned about raising kind humans (and being one). Kelsey has her master's degree in clinical psychology and has served as a director for a daycare the last three years, plus she has two toddlers of her own with her amazing husband, Ben. Whether you have children of your own or you're the cool aunt/uncle—this episode is one of my favorites so far.


      Kelsey MacMinn Photography: https://www.kelseymacminnphotography.com/

      Kelsey MacMinn Instagram: @kelsey.macminn

      Nikki Dutton Instagram: @nikkdutton


      As always, incredible sound editing by Luke Wilson at Veritas Podcasting 

      38 min
    33. Bonus Episode – 5 Things I'm Grateful For Currently

      SURPRISE! I thought I'd try out adding a couple bonus episodes into the mix. Bonus episodes will be about 10-15 minutes which makes them the perfect length for listening to while you drive to the grocery store, walk your dog, or brush your teeth. This bonus episode highlights five things I'm grateful for currently—hopefully it inspires you to make your own short (or long) list.


      To learn more about A21 | www.a21.org

      Nikki Dutton Instagram: @nikkdutton


      As always, incredible sound editing by Luke Wilson at Veritas Podcasting

      15 min
    34. 07. Perspective in a Plot Twist – Kylie White

      This episode features a new friend of mine that I was introduced to by our first podcast guest, Trudy Cathy White. Kylie White shares her story and highlights a few of the plot twists along the way that have prompted a shift in perspective. Plot twists and reorienting perspective is certainly something we can all relate to over the last 12+ months (and beyond). In this conversation, Kylie shares what it has practically looked like to find more in her faith, family, and everyday life. I can't wait for you to listen to this incredible story. 


      Care for Aids | www.careforaids.org

      On A Light Stand Blog by Kylie White | www.onalightstand.blogspot.com

      Nikki Dutton: @nikkdutton


      As always, incredible sound editing by Luke Wilson at Veritas Podcasting.

      33 min
    35. 06. A Conversation on Worship – Melodie Malone

      Wow, wow, wow. Each podcast episode starts with a plan and every interview comes with a list of prepared questions, but this conversation exceeded all expectations. This episode of the More with Nikki Dutton Podcast features Melodie Malone from Passion Music and focuses on worship: what is worship, how to worship well after one "unprecedented" year at home, and how to reignite your personal space of worship if it feels dry. Melodie Malone is one of the worship leaders with Passion Music, and for the last few years, has been one of the lead voices at the Passion Conference. In this conversation, you get a glimpse of who Melodie is one-on-one—which is completely true to who she is when she is leading  on stage. 


      Melodie Malone Instagram: @melodiedanae

      Passion Music Instagram: @passionmusic

      Latest Passion Music Releases: "Breakthrough Miracle Power" and "You Are The Lord"

      Nikki Dutton Instagram: @nikkdutton


      Incredible Sound Editing by Luke Wilson at Veritas Podcasting

      36 min
    36. 05. Trudy Cathy White – Living a Legacy

      This episode features the first-ever interview on the podcast with a legend and dear friend, Trudy Cathy White. Trudy is the daughter of Truett and Jeannette Cathy who are the founders of Chick-fil-A. Trudy is a mother, grandmother, author, speaker, and incredible woman of influence. In this episode, Trudy shares her story of what it was like growing up alongside Chick-fil-A, as well as wisdom for ways we can find more in our lives.


      You can follow Trudy Cathy White on Instagram @trudycathywhite and can find her latest book, A Quiet Strength: The Life and Legacy of Jeannette M. Cathy on Amazon.


      Nikki Dutton Instagram: @nikkdutton


      Incredible Sound Editing (and coaching for how to record an interview) by Luke Wilson at Veritas Podcasting

       

      32 min
    37. 04. 2020 Took My Lunch Money

      We all had hopes that at 12:01am on January 1, 2021 we would magically step out of the change and challenges of the last year. Like, straight-up fairy godmother disappear. Yet, here we are at the end of January and many of us are still sorting through the effects of the last 12+ months. This episode is not a rant on 2020 but it is an attempt to wrap language around the toll that this collective experience of the last year has had and gives thought about what the next steps of moving forward could be.  


      Nikki Dutton Instagram: @nikkdutton


      Incredible Sound Editing by Luke Wilson at Veritas Podcasting

      30 min

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