Ms. Fits Podcast - On the Go, Full of Faith, Slightly Unfiltered

In this laughter-focused episode of Misfits Mishaps (Season 2, Episode 4), the hosts share funny and humbling stories from a two-week trip to South Africa: glamping with hot tubs and hippos, a rock mistaken for a hippo nicknamed Henrietta, accidentally spraying themselves with tent insect poison, flat tires in the bush, and awkward church entrances. They balance the mishaps with gratitude reflections on cultural lessons and the global impact of LifeWorks.

The episode mixes travel mishaps, heartfelt leadership takeaways, and seasonal talk about Thanksgiving and family changes, all delivered with humor and gratitude.

Hosts record Season Two in South Africa and sit down with Karin, a longtime Doxa Deo leader, to explore how LifeWork and the church’s children’s ministry are shaping families and cities through curriculum, coaching, and community programs.

The episode mixes personal stories — including Christian clowning and volunteer-to-leader journeys — with themes of gratitude, contentment, and global impact, showing how small local efforts connect to a worldwide vision for change.

Tammie & Kristin arrive in South Africa and use the trip to explore the theme of gratitude—comparing everyday thankfulness with a biblical, action-oriented gratitude rooted in knowing who God is. They reflect on how travel widens perspective, share verses and practical habits, and discuss simple practices like worship music, journaling, and thank-you notes.

The episode mixes travel moments (long flights, jasmine, and an upcoming safari) with spiritual takeaways and concrete steps listeners can use to cultivate a thankful life.

We’re back for Season Two and catching up after a month of retreats, travel, and big life moments — including an engagement, a funeral, and the Lifework launch. This episode reflects on highs and lows and introduces our season theme: gratitude.

We also lay out the new format — life lessons, legends, and laughter with “Ms. Fit Mishaps” — and share plans (including recordings in South Africa). Short, honest, and thankful: welcome back.

Episode 25 wraps up a season of hope and laughter as the hosts reflect on biblical characters Joseph and Anna, sharing how their stories illustrate persistence, faith, and redemption amid messy lives.

Through personal anecdotes, scripture insights, and honest conversation, the episode encourages listeners to trust God's timing, keep hope alive, and consider a personal relationship with Jesus.

In this episode the hosts move from wrestling with the anger in the Psalms into a deeper conversation about hope as trust and assured anticipation. They share personal reflections on studying biblical characters for hope and how slowing down helps them feel and process emotions.

Guest Indie Bollman tells her story of career crisis and rebirth—how LifeWork leadership shaped her, how losing a job reshaped her hope, and how she now coaches leaders, wrote Leadership Truth Bombs, and founded the Red Lips for the Ladies program to support women in transition.

On this heavy episode recorded around the 9/11 anniversary, the hosts process the shock of Charlie Kirk's shooting and its impact on their families and young listeners.

They share a classroom conversation about justice, forgiveness, and how the next generation is responding, and reflect on faith, doubt, and the promise that God is not surprised.

The episode closes with a call to action—do something, find community, keep going—and previews an upcoming guest as the hosts lean into hope and service.

Kristin and Tammie start the life session with a candid conversation about hope — its challenges, deferrals, and how faith, humor, and friendship help them navigate frustration and restoration.

They share personal stories from recent travels, family life, and spiritual low points, referencing the Psalms and biblical figures as anchors for hope, and invite listeners to suggest topics for season two.

Hosts reflect on the unexpected work of podcasting, their new accountability, and a deep dive into the book of Psalms after a candid session with Pastor Mike Olson.

They share how Psalms gave them words for anger and consolation amid real-life struggles (family setbacks, travel chaos, and daily cares), and tease an upcoming four-week series on hope before season two.

Episode 20 welcomes guest Michael Olson for a candid conversation about the Psalms, worship, and how driven personalities learn to sit with emotion in the presence of God. The hosts and Michael explore personal stories—from fearful church upbringings to the power of Sabbath, music, and poetry—to show how the Psalms give words for honest prayer and faithful living.

They also touch on identity, generational reconciliation, and practical ways to engage scripture as song rather than a problem to solve, encouraging listeners to bring their whole lives into communion with God.