
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


Send us a Text Message.
What happens when faith is tested by the unimaginable? In this timely episode, we talk about faith and its importance in our culture as well as our everyday lives. In our most honest episode yet, we discuss our own crisis of faith, how we were changed by trauma, and what that has meant for our lives since.
Ivy Attic Co on EtsySupport the Show.
Follow me for more updates on this podcast and the Talking Appalachian podcast @talkingappalachian on Instagram, Facebook, and Youtube.
Want early access, bonus episodes, and stickers? Become a subscriber in the Talking Appalachian/Southern Salon podcast community.
Send us a Text Message.
As we try to podcast while practicing social distancing (with Brittany speaking by phone) we discuss the transition to homeschooling, the quarantine life, and moving our teaching online...all at the same time. While the struggle is real, we see the silver lining in the blessings of more time that a break in the routine of everyday life can offer (particularly here in the mountains), the unexpected ways that we can learn in everyday life, and a return to the "old ways" that our rural grandparents always told us would come back around.
Support the Show.
Follow me for more updates on this podcast and the Talking Appalachian podcast @talkingappalachian on Instagram, Facebook, and Youtube.
Want early access, bonus episodes, and stickers? Become a subscriber in the Talking Appalachian/Southern Salon podcast community.
From the publisher's feed
Amy Clark Spain and Brittany Robertson are college professors with backgrounds in public relations, advertising, communication, and Appalachian studies. They're also moms, entrepreneurs, bloggers,…