This episode is  an exploration of how grace serves as a foundation for integrating faith and wellness into daily life.
Grace. It’s a small word with enormous depth. When we speak of grace, we often think of its spiritual connotation—a divine gift, freely given and unearned. But grace is also a foundation for integrating faith into our daily wellness practices

This episode is an exploration of how grace serves as a foundation for integrating faith and wellness into daily life. Grace. It’s a small word with enormous depth. When we speak of grace, we often think of its spiritual connotation—a divine gift, freely given and unearned. But grace is also a foundation for integrating faith into our daily wellness practices

This episode is&nbsp; an exploration of how grace serves as a foundation for integrating faith and wellness into daily life.
Grace. It’s a small word with enormous depth. When we speak of grace, we often think of its spiritual connotation—a divine gift, freely given and unearned. But grace is also a foundation for integrating faith into our daily wellness practices

Starting With Grace: The Foundations of Balance

Rusty But Not Dead is the brutally honest, hilariously real podcast for women who left their careers to raise kids and are now trying to claw their way back into the workforce. Hosted by Gina whalen, a 58-year-old former  Recreational Therapist who thought taking "a few years off" would be temporary, this show tackles the motherhood penalty, resume gaps, ageism, soul-crushing job applications, and the identity crisis that comes with being invisible for a decade—all with humor, heart, and zero BS. If you've ever sat across from a 28-year-old hiring manager trying to explain what you did from 2008 to 2023, or wondered if you're unemployable because you chose family over career, this podcast is for you. We're not dead. We're just rusty. And we're coming back swinging.

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Rusty But Not Dead is the brutally honest, hilariously real podcast for women who left their careers to raise kids and are now trying to claw their way back into the workforce. Hosted by Gina whalen, a 58-year-old former Recreational Therapist who thought taking "a few years off" would be temporary, this show tackles the motherhood penalty, resume gaps, ageism, soul-crushing job applications, and the identity crisis that comes with being invisible for a decade—all with humor, heart, and zero BS. If you've ever sat across from a 28-year-old hiring manager trying to explain what you did from 2008 to 2023, or wondered if you're unemployable because you chose family over career, this podcast is for you. We're not dead. We're just rusty. And we're coming back swinging.

Rusty But Not Dead is the brutally honest, hilariously real podcast for women who left their careers to raise kids and are now trying to claw their way back into the workforce. Hosted by Gina whalen, a 58-year-old former&nbsp; Recreational Therapist who thought taking "a few years off" would be temporary, this show tackles the motherhood penalty, resume gaps, ageism, soul-crushing job applications, and the identity crisis that comes with being invisible for a decade—all with humor, heart, and zero BS. If you've ever sat across from a 28-year-old hiring manager trying to explain what you did from 2008 to 2023, or wondered if you're unemployable because you chose family over career, this podcast is for you. We're not dead. We're just rusty. And we're coming back swinging.

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