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Let us know … what seeds you are planting?
What if dogs understand something about life that we’ve forgotten? In this Sunday Seeds episode, Charlotte Edwards shares a funny and thoughtful reflection inspired by her golden retrievers, Petey and George, exploring presence, joy, overthinking, and why so many people feel disconnected from their own lives. A reminder to slow down, notice the small things, and stop waiting for life to begin. Perfect for listeners interested in mindset, personal growth, intentional living, mindfulness, mental wellness, and finding meaning in everyday moments.
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Copyright © 2026 The Seed Project. All rights reserved.
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Mother’s Day Seed: What Are You Planting?
Charlotte Edwards welcomes viewers to Sunday Seed on Mother’s Day and reflects on the strong women who shaped her—her grandmother, mother, godmother, and aunts—who taught by example through attributes like love, faith, grit, courage, joy, laughter, and confidence. She shares memories of Southern-style tea parties with mini glass Coca-Cola bottles, Cheez-Its, Hydrox, and soap operas like General Hospital, along with card nights and ordinary moments made sacred. She reframes Proverbs 31:28 as a result of how a woman lives rather than a performance standard, noting that people become something others can lean on. Edwards reminds listeners that someone is watching and learning from them too, and offers the Mother’s Day “seed”: name one woman you’re grateful for and ask what you’re planting and passing down to those close enough to observe.
00:00 Welcome to Sunday Seed
00:12 Mothers Day Tribute
00:52 Grandmas Tea Parties
01:44 Mom Godmother Aunts
02:18 Garden That Became Me
02:56 Proverbs 31 Reframed
03:27 What We Pass Down
04:26 The Mothers Day Seed
04:49 Go Plant Something Good
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In this inspiring episode, Charlotte interviews George Greene, delving into the impactful journey of Water Mission, a Christian engineering ministry dedicated to addressing the global water crisis. George shares personal stories about the organization's growth from a family's leap of faith to a global mission impacting millions. We explore the transformative power of providing access to clean water and the deeper meaning behind their work, including the significance of their annual Walk for Water event.
Listen to discover how Water Mission not only changes lives by improving health and empowering communities but also represents a call to action for listeners to find their own purpose and contribute to meaningful causes.
For more information on Water Mission, click below:
https://watermission.org/
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Embark on a riveting exploration of midlife transformations with the podcast episode, 'Navigating Midlife Transitions: A Candid Conversation.' Join the vibrant dialogue between host Charlotte and her guest, Kerri, the visionary founder behind 'Hot in Charleston.' This dynamic conversation peels back the layers of midlife complexities, delving into profound discussions about motherhood, the nuances of menopause, and the continual process of adapting to shifting identities.
Kerri generously opens up about her journey, providing an unfiltered and authentic perspective on navigating the diverse stages of life. Within this episode, the spotlight shines on 'Hot in Charleston' as a beacon of support and empowerment, fostering intergenerational connections among women facing life's myriad transitions. Tune in for an enriching conversation that advocates for the strength found in shared experiences and the empowering community cultivated by 'Hot in Charleston.'
For more information on Kerri and Hot in Charleston,
https://kerridevine.com/
https://www.instagram.com/hotincharleston/
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In a world that often prioritizes external relationships, this episode reminds us of the importance of loving ourselves unconditionally. From practical self-care routines to setting boundaries and celebrating achievements, we delve into various practices that nurture self-love.
Discover the benefits of mindfulness, engaging in hobbies, practicing gratitude, and maintaining a healthy lifestyle on our journey towards self-love. We also explore the power of forgiveness and the significance of surrounding ourselves with positivity.
This episode is packed with actionable tips, personal experiences, and heartfelt insights to inspire and guide you in embracing self-love.
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In this inspiring episode, Charlotte interviews her brother Lucas, a determined Neurology Resident living with cerebral palsy. They discuss his experiences growing up, his journey through medical school, and his current residency. Despite facing myriad challenges due to his condition, Lucas's perseverance, adaptability, and optimistic outlook on life shine through. Join us as we delve into Lucas's extraordinary story of overcoming barriers to achieve his dreams.
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Join me in this uplifting episode as I draw inspiration from the timeless classic, "The Little Engine That Could." I explore the transformative power of positive attitudes, perseverance, and self-belief that can drive us toward achieving our goals.
In this episode, I dive into practical activities for individuals and families to cultivate these empowering qualities. Discover the impact of gratitude, mindfulness, and teamwork in fostering a supportive environment for personal growth. I share strategies for setting and achieving goals, embracing challenges with resilience, and creating a culture of kindness and generosity.
Unlock the potential within yourself as I discuss the importance of optimism, self-reflection, and embracing your unique strengths. Whether you're an adult seeking personal development or a family looking to grow together, this episode provides actionable insights and activities inspired by the wisdom of the little blue engine.
Tune in for an engaging exploration of empowerment, positivity, and the belief that, just like the little engine, you, too, can conquer any mountain on your journey toward a more fulfilling life. Let's embark on this empowering journey together!
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In this deeply personal and profoundly inspiring conversation, I talk with Shawnda Sallee, a resilient mother who refused to let the prognosis of her daughter, Harper Grace's condition, Trisomy 18, dictate their story. She describes the challenges and realities of raising a child with a rare medical condition and emphasizes the importance of advocacy, support, and self-care. Regardless of the odds, her relentless dedication, love, and advocacy for Harper's health allowed her to push past traditional statistics, resulting in Harper's remarkable journey of survival.
To follow Harper Grace's story, click the link:
https://www.facebook.com/HarperGraceT18
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In this enlightening episode, Charlotte hosts Heather K. Jones, a dietitian, author, coach, and co-author of the New York Times bestselling SkinnyTaste cookbooks. Heather shares her captivating struggle with emotional eating, highlighting its roots in her upbringing. Heather's approach to overcoming emotional eating involves a shift from physical and dietary efforts to healing the wound within. The conversation encompasses telling stories of emotional healing, nutrition, various coping mechanisms, and making conscious intentions in living life daily. Heather encourages listeners to embrace personal emotions and self-care and sheds light on how meeting and dealing with our emotions can help us lose emotional weight, leading to healthier choices. Tune in to learn more about emotional eating, heartfelt anecdotes, and insightful nutritional concepts.
For more information on Heather's programs, click the link below:
https://www.heatherkjones.com/
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In this captivating interview, I talk with Mary Coughlin, MS, NNP, RNC-E, a trailblazer in the field of trauma-informed care, as she shares her inspiring journey and insights. Discover how early life experiences shape our biology and psychology, and explore the profound impact trauma can have on individuals, families, and communities. Mary's expertise highlights the importance of empathy, compassion, and creating a safe space for healing. Together, we explore the concept of trauma at both an individual and societal level, uncovering how trauma-informed care can be applied to a wide range of settings, including healthcare, education, and beyond. Prepare to be inspired as Mary's wisdom and passion guide transforming darkness into love and compassion. Whether you're a healthcare professional, someone with personal experience of trauma, or simply interested in creating a more compassionate world, this episode will challenge your perspective and ignite your drive to make a difference. Join us on this transformative journey as we embrace trauma-informed care, fostering a culture of understanding, healing, and empowerment. Let's pave the way for a brighter, more compassionate future together.
For more information on trauma-informed care, please check out these sites.
https://www.caringessentials.net/
https://www.instagram.com/caring.essentials/
https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q=caring%20essentials%20collaborative
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Copyright © 2026 The Seed Project. All rights reserved.
From the publisher's feed
You are already planting something.
With every thought.
Every word.
Every action.
Every ordinary day.
The question isn't whether your life is…
It's what kind of impact you are making.
Welcome to The Seed Project, a podcast about the small things that shape us, the ways we shape each other, and the ordinary moments that matter more than we think.
Through stories, science, faith, conversations, and a closer look at everyday life, Charlotte P. Edwards explores what happens when we start paying attention.
Because small things change everything.
And when you realize your life is always planting something, you get to decide what you want to leave behind.
Charlotte P. Edwards, RN, HWNC-BC
Host, The Seed Project