In this episode, we sit down with Jordan Williamson, a high school English teacher at Talkington School for Young Women Leaders and a passionate advocate for public education. Jordan shares what first led her to the classroom, why teaching young women matters so deeply to her, and how she balances being both an educator and a mom. We also talk about the challenges facing public education today—and how all of us can play a part in supporting local schools and teachers. Tune in for a warm, inspiring conversation about leadership, community, and the power of investing in the next generation.

In this episode of The Lubbock Lady Podcast, we sit down with Averye Hicks,

In this heartfelt episode of The Lubbock Lady Podcast, we sit down with Logan Bartels — a local mom and pediatric speech therapist who’s devoted her work to helping kids find their voice, even while searching for her own through seasons of waiting, loss, and healing.

Logan shares what inspired her to serve families in Lubbock through speech therapy, the profound joy of celebrating a child’s first words, and how her deeply personal journey through infertility and miscarriage shaped the kind of mother she is today.

With honesty, tenderness, and hope, Logan opens up about holding both grief and gratitude, the power of community, and the local resources that supported her along the journey of infertility and loss.

Whether you’re a mom, someone in a season of waiting, or simply someone who loves hearing stories of resilience and heart — this conversation is sure to leave you encouraged and connected.

🎧 Tune in for:

Why helping kids communicate means so much to Logan

Finding strength through infertility and miscarriage

The importance of local support groups and resources in Lubbock

A reminder that you’re never alone in your story

In this episode of The Lubbock Lady Podcast, we sit down with Hannah Dockery, U.S. Director of Prepare International, a global leadership ministry based in Lubbock, Texas. Hannah shares her journey growing up in ministry, the exciting work happening at Prepare International, and how women right here in Lubbock can get involved in making a global impact. From her leadership role to running PrayGround—a space dedicated to empowering the next generation of leaders—Hannah’s story is full of inspiration.

Learn how you can support her work and make a difference by visiting prepareinternational.org and prayground fun.

For over 50 years, J. Hoffman’s has been more than just a boutique—it’s been a cornerstone of the Lubbock community. What began as Vickey Hoffman’s relentless pursuit to create something meaningful has grown into a beloved local business known for its persistence, purpose, and personal touch. Vickey’s unwavering spirit set the foundation, and today, her daughter Courtney Hoffman Wicks carries that legacy forward, maintaining the boutique’s reputation for first-class customer service, a generous give-back spirit, and a deeply rooted, faith-centered mission.

Alongside Courtney is Hadleigh Garza, Kendra Scott Manager and Marketing Specialist for J. Hoffman’s. Hadleigh brings fresh vision and energy to the brand, helping it stay relevant and connected in a modern retail world. Her creativity and marketing insight have been instrumental in expanding the boutique’s reach while keeping the heart of J. Hoffman’s alive—one that serves women with style, heart, and intention.

Together, this powerhouse team is honoring a rich history while boldly stepping into the future of fashion and community impact in West Texas.

Today on The Lubbock Lady Podcast, we are sitting down with Molly Darter, a woman who is making an impact in multiple spaces—from the construction industry to the fitness world. As a Marketing Specialist and Sales Representative at Caprock Brick, she works with builders across Texas, helping shape the future of our communities. She was recently inducted as the President of the Professional Women in Building for the West Texas Home Builders Association and was honored as the "Rising Star" recipient. But her influence doesn’t stop there—Molly is also a coach at C3 Fitness, where she helps people push past their limits and become the best versions of themselves. And at home, she is walking alongside her husband, Luke, as he pursues his dream of becoming a doctor. In this episode, we’ll dive into how she balances leadership, personal growth, and supporting those around her.

In this episode of The Lubbock Lady Podcast, we sit down with Courtney Houchin, owner of On Pointe Dance Studio in Idalou, Texas. Courtney shares her inspiring journey from dancer to studio owner, and how her passion for dance became a powerful tool for building confidence, discipline, and community in the lives of young people.

We dive into the mission behind On Pointe Dance, how her studio stands out in the Lubbock area, and the heart behind the work she does every day. Courtney also opens up about challenges she’s faced, the importance of collaboration, and the growth she has seen at the studio. 

Whether you’re a parent, entrepreneur, or simply someone who loves hearing stories about women making a difference in West Texas—this episode will leave you inspired and reminded of the impact one woman can make when she follows her passion.

On this episode of The Lubbock Lady Podcast, Valerie Williams sits down with Christa Cervantez, a powerhouse entrepreneur, educator, and mom, to talk about how she’s refining lives through design, faith, and purpose.

💡 How she balances Refined with Design & her role at Lubbock ISD

🌍 The heart behind her passion for missions

🏡 Why design is more than aesthetics—it’s about impact

👩‍👧‍👦 The real talk on juggling business and motherhood

This is an episode full of inspiration, faith, and practical wisdom for women chasing their passions while staying true to their purpose.

Malori Rogers grew up here in Lubbock and graduated from Frenship High School, then she went on to play collegiate volleyball at Lubbock Christian University. After what seemed like a normal day getting ready for a game against Midwestern state, Malori suffered a traumatic stroke that would change her life forever. The recovery process was very hard for Malori, she had some dark days. But throughout it all she remembers how God was there with her throughout the surgeries and recovery process. Her dad was a steady leader during her recovery and still is to this day. She said something he loves to remind her is that "when faith is all you have, you have all you need."

Malori is now married to Tyler Rogers and they have two precious kids, McCrae, their 5 year old son, and Roan, their 3 year old daughter. They live on a ranch that Tyler manages and live a wonderful simple life.

Her book "A Stroke of Heaven" where you can read more about her story and God's faithfulness, can be found on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and Westbowpress.com. You can also reach out to her directly to order. 

Chiropractic has been a life long journey for Dr. Jenna Hardin Hillman. At an early age she was constantly bombarded with ear infections and urinary tract infections; she grew up jumping from one antibiotic to another.  When she was in 3rd grade she was diagnosed with ADD and placed on the highest does of Ritalin the FDA allows.  She battled all the side effects during the 5 years on Ritalin.  When a chiropractor, began treating her and her family. He was able to educate them not only on the harmful effects of Ritalin, but the global effects chiropractic has on the body.  Inspired by the life changes chiropractic had on her and her family's life she decided to become a chiropractor.  

In this podcast Dr Hillman shares with us some imperative wisdom and insights essential for a healthy life. 

If you are struggling with your health today - Dr Jenna Hillman would love to see you and walk you through your journey to wellness and healthy living!

You can find her at any of the places mentioned here:

Office: 13910 Indiana Ave #100, Lubbock, Tx 79423

Phone: 806-368-6037

Email: [email protected]

Instagram: @hillmanchiropractic

Facebook: Hillman Chiropractic & Wellness