Welcome to Season 2 of the What Anna Said Podcast.

As we begin this new season, you'll notice a slight change. While Sally may be spending more time behind the camera, she remains very much a part of the conversations and vision that continue to shape this podcast.

In Episode 1, we introduce Edner Fry, a familiar voice to many of our listeners. After appearing in two previous episodes to share her personal journey, Edner joins us to discuss how we met, her connection to the Kasitati Foundation, and the path that led her to become part of this season.

Together, we explore Formed Underwater, a book centered on four foundational truths that shape Identity, Origin, Purpose, and Destiny. Through honest conversation and reflection, we discuss how life’s pressures, responsibilities, and uncertainties often become the very places where growth, clarity, and purpose are formed.

If you've ever felt like you're carrying a lot while wondering if there's something more beneath the surface, this episode offers encouragement to slow down, reflect, and rediscover your bearings.

Formed Underwater is available on Amazon: https://a.co/d/0aTBHEHT

Learn more about the Kasitati Foundation: https://thekasitatifoundation.org/

Thank you for joining us for another season of meaningful conversations, powerful stories, and lessons that remind us we are often being formed in ways we cannot yet see.

When life gets tough, do you quit or keep pushing? 💭

In this inspiring conversation, Pita Tangifolau Mose shares how he turned setbacks into stepping stones. From failing his EMT exam the first time to facing financial struggles in college, Folau never let excuses define him. Instead, he found his purpose, leaned into his gift, and kept moving forward; now crushing his goals on the path to becoming a firefighter and paramedic in HEB.

This episode is a reminder that the faster you find your gift, the quicker you step into the life you were created for. 🚀

✨ What you’ll take away:

• ​Why failing forward is part of the process
• ​How to stop wasting time and lock in on your purpose
• ​The power of setting new goals once you hit the last one
• ​Why excuses will always hold you back if you let them

If you’ve ever felt like giving up, this conversation will reignite your fire to keep going and live life on purpose. 🔥

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Are you feeling overlooked or stuck in a season of waiting? You're not alone and you're certainly not forgotten.

In this episode of What Anna Said, we dive into the purpose of the waiting season. Kim shares how God sometimes uses this time to prune us. Sally explains that sometimes the wait is about developing our character so we can handle the very thing we're praying for. And Anna reminds us of Isaiah 49:15, how we are etched in God's hands, never forgotten.

You'll walk away encouraged, knowing that even in the wait, you can keep moving forward in faith, holding onto God's truth, and trusting that your next season is coming.

What started as an empty inbox on the final day of our scholarship deadline turned into an overwhelming response that only God could orchestrate.

In this episode, we recap the 2025 scholarship journey, the hard decisions behind the scenes, and how His plan was greater than our own.

We also give special thanks to our incredible community partners who made this year possible: Kasitati Foundation, Tiki Landscaping (https://www.facebook.com/share/16oCYHyPod/?mibextid=wwXIfr), Big Kahuna Sticker Shop https://www.facebook.com/share/1JzQwtrT5H/?mibextid=wwXIfr | https://www.instagram.com/bigkahunastickershop?igsh=MTB5M3g4dXlwNmtweA==), Mid-Cities Pacific Islander Lions Club (https://www.facebook.com/share/14DRRc4PJXN/?mibextid=wwXIfr), Litl Champs Academy (https://www.facebook.com/share/1JD4ahVzct/?mibextid=wwXIfr | https://www.instagram.com/litlchamps?igsh=MXcwMWFzY3k4N29xYQ%3D%3D&utm_source=qr), Precision Road Services (https://www.precisionroad.com/about), Midwest Wrecking Co. of Texas Inc., and Central Baptist Church of Bedford (https://www.cbcbedford.com | https://www.facebook.com/share/197KjyXCai/?mibextid=wwXIfr)

Your partnership and generosity helped us pour into the next generation. We are truly grateful.

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This episode, we are missing Kim but still getting together to encourage our listeners to take that next step. Don’t be afraid of change!

Episode 37: From Teacher to Entrepreneur - The Journey of Analyn and Pianolyn Music Studio

In this inspiring episode, we sit down with Analyn, a beloved member of our Polynesian community, who shares her remarkable journey from public school teacher to the founder of Pianolyn Music Studio.

Discover how she transformed her passion for piano into a thriving business, fueled by a leap of faith and a strong support network.

Join us as we delve into Analyn's experiences, her growth mindset, and the importance of community in navigating the challenges of entrepreneurship.

Whether you're interested in piano, guitar, or ukulele lessons, Analyn's story is a testament to the power of following your dreams.

We encourage our listeners to support Analyn by following her on social media and spreading the word about her music lessons. Let's work together as a community to uplift each other and our endeavors.

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Episode 36: Back to School — Our Homeschooling Journey

We’re back after a month off, and we’re excited to share our homeschooling journey! In this episode, Kim and Sally talk about why they chose to homeschool, how they made the switch from public school, and what they hope to achieve together. Sally shares how easy it was to pull her kids out of traditional schooling, and Kim discusses the ups and downs of learning at home.

Join us for a chat about our experiences and insights—perfect for anyone curious about homeschooling! Catch us on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify!

On this episode, we thank you guys for faithfully tuning in and dive right in to reviewing our goals.

In this heartfelt episode, we sit down with Brianna, the founder of Nokelas, a local food business here in Texas. She shares her journey from how to developed her business to the unexpected challenge of being diagnosed with breast cancer. Despite this news, Brianna has found countless blessings through her trial, witnessing the support of her community. Tune in to hear her story of resilience, hope, and the ways her community has rallied around her during this difficult time.