A conversation with Kristen about her thoughts on Season 1, listener Q&A, and what’s ahead for Season 2 with a new collection of guests. We’re taking a break for the summer. Be sure to sign up for the newsletter and consider donating to support the mission and vision through the link below.

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A conversation with friends about community, friendship and motherhood. What does it look like to find community in motherhood? What do you when community seems to fail you? What do you do when friendship feels hard? What do moms really want for Mother’s Day (P.S. we could all use a nap). How can introverts and extroverts team up? And how do we carry each other’s burdens well?

A conversation with Kristi S. about finding community in different cities, raising boys, running a mini-golf course with her husband, loving people through food, mentoring teens, being on a TV show, cooking competitions, living with family, and taking care of yourself through the different seasons of motherhood.

A conversation with Kate F. about being a twin, knowing when to shift, observing what your kids do in their free time, her consistent early morning quiet time, giving up control, the weariness of chronic sickness, supporting the work of her husband, pursuing her own big dream, and writing the story about that journey.

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A conversation with Adryann B. about casting a vision for your family, staying the course and committing to your goals, stepping in and out of career, enjoying grandchildren, taking risks and enjoying your one beautiful life.

A conversation with Sheryl V. about navigating chronic pain, leaning into vulnerability with community, studying old languages, teaching classically, following God’s movements, and the mysterious gift of accepting the difficult parts of our stories.

A conversation over Zoom with Jess H. about two decades of inner-city ministry, a new season of single-parenting, cultivating creativity in our children, finding a deeper way to experience discipleship, her role as spiritual director, and navigating the transition of launching adult children.

Jess is a certified Spiritual Director and serves as a Care Director for the relational church network: One Gospel Network. In this position she serves leaders within One Gospel member churches through teaching and guiding spiritual practices that focus on a life of abiding with God. Her position is paid through monthly donations from a community of supporters. She is currently in need of additional monthly donors. To support her work through One Gospel Network, click the link below.

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A conversation with Tracie V. about growing up with an open door policy and full dining room table, learning to give each child their own voice, a journey into the joys of homeschooling, caring for aging parents, asking for help, and creating community along the way.

A conversation with Sara M. about growing up in a Messianic Jewish home and carrying that on through her own family, her calling as a birth coach and doula, adapting to the unique needs of a baby, the importance of care during the "fourth trimester", the family as a team, and becoming a peer of your adult children.

Through Doula Services, Sara provides comprehensive birth education and intuitive support for both the birth mom and entire family unit throughout pregnancy, labor, and delivery. With nearly two decades of experience since 2004, she brings a calming presence and expert guidance to each unique birth journey, honoring life's sacred beginnings while empowering families to create meaningful birth experiences aligned with their deepest values and wishes.

A conversation with Cayla H. about growing up a pastor's kid, grieving the loss of her father, becoming a therapist, parenting young boys, helping others, and finding healing in unexpected places.

Learn more at caylaholloman.com