Elizabeth Jeffery looks reflects on her "One Wild and Precious Life" and shares with our hosts more takeaways from her journey in education and research, and finding the love of her life. 

Suzanne relives her story from the St. Louis TWSS stage and she discusses how she has processed the losses in her life. We learn that sharing her story may have been the beginning of truly healing, letting go, and prioritizing herself. 

Cat makes an appearance in person in the podcast studio to visit with Jenette and Kerry and share more about her life as a rockstar accountant from her story "Backstage Pass" which she shared on stage in That's What She Said Bloomington-Normal 2025. 

It is all too common for women to worry, as we can relate to Megan's story, "Wired for Worry." But is it possible to recover from the tendency to worry? 

Libby visits with Jenette and Kerry to share insight into her story, "Crowded Table," from That's What She Said St. Louis 2024. We learn about her journey to motherhood and how she juggles all that she is blessed with. 

In the St. Louis area, the Foster & Adoptive Care Coalition is an incredible resource.

For more information: https://www.foster-adopt.org/

We are so happy to spend some time with Beth Crider in the studio to chat about "Tips and Suggestions," the story she shared on the stage in That's What She Said Peoria 2025. We can all relate to her journey of letting go of control to find true happiness. 

Liz Hasty of Danville, IL inspires us all to believe that when you stay true to yourself, you will live your best life. In her story, "I Do Dance," she shares with Jenette and Kerry the fantasy that came to life on the She Said stage. 

Jenette and Kerry are eager to learn just how big a part growing up the youngest of her eighteen brothers and sisters played in Amy Rueff choosing "Last But Not Least" as the title of the story she shared on stage in That's What She Said Heart of Illinois 2025.

Jaelyn Vickery shared her story, "The Pressure of Purpose," on stage in Champaign-Urbana that addressed transitioning from her original, rigid plan to pursue a new path, using her experience to help others.

Erica Pefferman of Columbia, MO shared a story onstage that she had not previously shared with her best friends or even her five children. Erica joins us in The She Said Project Podcast studio to take us on the journey that led to "That Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day," the story she shared in the 3rd That's What She Said Columbia.