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WARNING: THIS EPISODE CONTAINS MATURE TOPICSIn this final episode in our six-part series with Jennifer Finlayson-Fife, we get to see Jennifer do a Q&A with our live audience, and they asked some great questions about sex and things pertaining to sex. So what questions did the audience ask? You will have to tune in to find out!  

WARNING: THIS EPISODE CONTAINS MATURE TOPICSWhat was once yours in cases of sexual abuse or betrayal trauma? What's the difference between forgiveness and trust?  How do you move forward from sexual trauma?  In today's poignant episode, Jennifer Finlayson-Fife discusses with our hosts how to move forward in cases of sexual abuse and trauma. It's a hope-filled episode that everyone can benefit from watching.  

What's the best, most effective way of talking to your kids about sex and sexuality? How do you make discussions about sex shame-free? How do you talk to your kids about pornography? How do you face your child's sexual development?  We all want our kids to have a healthy view of sex and to be able to create a healthy sexual relationship with their partner. So how does one go about doing that? You'll get some fantastic pointers in today's episode, so tune in right now!  

What roadblocks to do we encounter in our culture when it comes to sexual intimacy? How do we navigate high desire and low desire partnerships? How do we start conversations about sex?  We are blessed to have Jennifer Finlayson-Fife with us again to help us understand the cultural barriers we experience when it comes to sex and sexuality. She also shares tips on how to create greater intimacy in your marriages. Don't miss out on this amazing and enlightening episode!  

How do you achieve all the dreams you've ever dreamed in your life? Is it even possible?  The answer is yes! And it comes in the form of Traci Hunter Abramson, an author of over 30 books, a former CIA officer, and a swim coach. So how does she do it all? It's part multi-tasking, part ambition, and a whole lot of prayer. Check out today's episode for more of her incredible advice and wisdom!  

Where do you turn when you're struggling with perfectionism and negative self-talk? What do you do when these crippling feelings and thoughts threaten to take over your life?Michelle Cox, parenting coach and author, knows these struggles firsthand and she also knows how to get to a better place. And she's on a mission to help other women find the peace and healing she found through the steps you will see in this episode! Also be sure to check out her podcast, Build Family Connection.

What does parenting like the Savior look like in a real-world scenario? How can you become more like the Savior in the ways you parent?  To answer these questions, Meg Thomas from @thehippiemama is here with our hosts today, and she has amazing advice straight from the scriptures. She'll answer questions like what not to do as a parent, how to correct your kids, and how to become more understanding. Don't miss out on this enlightening and encouraging episode! 

How do I maintain sovereignty in a marriage?How do I self-confront?Am I inviting friendship in my marriage?Join us today as our hosts ask Jennifer Finlayson-Fife these very questions. This episode is dedicated to helping couples find greater connection with themselves and with each other. Tune in and let us know your thoughts!

How can spouses support each other in their dreams and careers? What does it take to make sure each person's needs are being met?Kelly and Clint Pulver, who are both performers in their own way, are here to talk about how they manage their respective careers while also having children. They open up about the difficulties and joys of partnership and parenthood and what they do on a daily and weekly basis to meet each other's needs. Tune in for their great advice today!

This episode contains material intended for a mature audience.How do I bridge the gap between being “good” and “sexual”? How can I create a relationship with my sexuality that makes my life better? How does knowing my body help strengthen my marriage? Wouldn't we all love to know these answers! Fortunately for us, Jennifer Finlayson-Fife, a licensed sex therapist who is also a member of the Church, is here for a six-part series to answer these questions and to educate us about sex and sexuality. You do not want to miss out on this fantastic series! Stay tuned for our upcoming episodes! 

How do you discover your self-worth? Is it sometimes a struggle to keep your self-worth up?If so, you're not alone. But fortunately, Paige Sorensen is here today with our hosts to give you some tools for embracing your eternal esteem and knowing you are worth saving each and every day. Tune in for some encouraging self-love advice!

How do you navigate transitions in your life? Is it ever too late to start or try something new?Today's episode features our hosts unpacking the sometimes-difficult feelings of life transitions, like all your children being in school or a child leaving for college. Or hitting a certain age in your life and wondering what's next or wishing you would have done more with your life at this point. If you have ever felt this way, watch this episode for all the hope and comfort you need! “Cast Not Away Therefore Your Confidence” | Jeffrey R. Hollandhttps://speeches.byu.edu/talks/jeffrey-r-holland/cast-not-away-therefore-your-confidence/

How do you live a life of intention? How do you become more intentional with your relationships, your life goals, and your discipleship? No one can answer these questions better than the one-and-only Sydne Jacques—woman business owner, civil engineer, and mom of four. Her very life is an example on how to live with intention, from the way she held weekly Sunday meetings with her kids to being 100 percent present every time she walks through a door. Prepare to be inspired and amazed by today's episode!

What does it feel like to be happy in your own body? How do you heal your relationship with food so that you can be happy in your body? These are important questions we desperately need the answers to, and thankfully, our hosts are here today with Alicia Hill, a Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor. And she has found peace and healing with food and her body through intuitive eating.So what is intuitive eating? Why is diet culture so destructive to your mental space, energy, time, money, and overall ability to love yourself? How can you stop listening to diet culture and start listening to your body? You'll have to tune into today's episode to find out! It's definitely one you don't want to miss.

What does the word “sisterhood” mean to you? How do you, as a woman, link arms with the women next to you?Today, our hosts discuss how we can come together as sisters to strengthen, protect, and raise each other up. We can take our skills and our differences and link arms to create a powerful connection—a connection that acts as a support system and a home for any sister who needs it. And truthfully, don’t we all?How do you connect with the women around you? 

If you could share your life story with someone, what would it be? How has being curious about other people’s stories helped you feel more compassionate and charitable toward them?Today on Go and Be, KaRyn Lay, producer and host of a storytelling podcast called This is the Gospel, is here with our hosts to chat about how she helps others find their stories. It’s a process, and it can take time, but when a person’s story is birthed, it can be so powerful in how it affects other people. Listen in today if you’re curious about how you can be more curious about other people’s stories!

What are the up-and-coming styles for this summer? What clothing, shoes, accessories, and hats should you be on the lookout for?Today’s fun episode features our hosts’ fashion stylist friend, Paige Sorensen, to talk about all the ways you can style your wardrobe this summer. From how to dress up and down a dress to what kind of sandals and hats are on trend, Paige is here to give you all the advice you need for the best-dressed summer of your life. Tune in today and let us know what you’re most excited to wear this summer!

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Have you ever felt just plain stuck in your life? Maybe you want to move forward in any capacity, but you don’t know how. So how do you move forward when you’re feeling this way?Fortunately, Michelle and Christie have some great advice on how to get unstuck, and it all starts with using your gift of choice. Use your agency, your mind, and your dreams to help you visualize a path forward. Create a vision board, journal, and let go of any tendencies to be a perfectionist. Know that God wants to help you, and when you partner with Him, you can move forward confidently and with hope.How have you gotten unstuck in your life? We would love to know what has worked for you!

What’s it like being an LDS filmmaker? And what sort of stories does an LDS filmmaker tell?Bryce Clark, an LDS filmmaker from Utah, is here today to talk about his journey filming an upcoming movie called Mission Stories. He tells how his own journey helped shape the stories and themes of faith, hope, and redemption in the film. If you’re in need of an inspirational, touching story, you’ll definitely want to listen in.

Are you looking for ways to add more laughter to your life? How do you find humor in your life when, say, there’s a worldwide pandemic happening? Natalie Madsen, writer and actor from Studio C and JK Studios, is here with Michelle and Christie to shed light on what drew her to comedy and how she finds laughter in day-to-day life. So if you’re in need of some cheering up, or at least learning how to find more cheer, tune in to this episode!

Today’s episode of Real Talk and Friends is a fun, get-to-know-you one featuring Michelle McCullough and Christie Gardiner—hosts of their own show called Go and Be! We chat with Ganel-Lyn and Scott about what our show is about and who we are as women with God guiding our lives.  We are so excited to share our close friends and colleagues with you.  We hope you enjoy them as much as we do!

Do you ever wonder how to make service a bigger part of your life? Does fear or inconvenience sometimes get in the way?Holly Richardson, former state legislator and editor of Utah Policy for Deseret News, talks about her own answers to these questions in today’s episode with Michelle McCullough and Christie Gardiner.Making service an important part of her life all started with her desire to teach her kids how to look out for other people. And with 25 kids of her own, she knows how much of a difference service can make in someone’s life. Tune in to today’s episode if you want to learn how Holly has made service a priority in her life!

How do you use the Atonement in an everyday way? Is the Atonement something you’re still trying to understand?If so, you’re in good company. Michelle and Christie are here today to talk about different aspects of the Atonement and that it’s okay to still be unpacking pieces of it. They also discuss how the Atonement can be such a source of comfort and joy—that it can feel like taking a much-needed deep breath. So if you’re need of a healing, soothing deep breath, join us today.

Today's episode of Go and Be is titled, "Women Who Wonder," and it explores what it's like to be a woman who asks questions while still building and protecting her faith.  Christie and Michelle delve into what it means to be a seeker, like Joseph Smith was, and how seeking can lead to further light and knowledge.  Even if you've never felt the need to ask questions or wonder, this episode is for you too! There is room for everyone here at Go and Be.

What is it like to be married to someone of a different faith? Is it possible to make it work in a way for both people to be happy?Charity Lighten, an author, speaker, and philanthropist, is here today with our hosts to tell you that, yes, it is indeed possible. After losing her first husband to cancer, Charity met and married someone who was not of her faith. While it was something new and challenging to navigate, it became possible to find harmony and happiness together because they were both committed to each other and knew love was the most important.Are you married to someone of a different faith? If so, we would love to know how your journey has been.

How do you create sacred spaces in your life? Where are those sacred spaces for you?In today’s episode, our hosts talk about how we can find sacred spaces in our homes and in everyday places. And it starts by making an intentional effort to set apart a space that you feel comfortable opening your heart to God. It could be your closet, your bathroom, your car, or your backyard—it doesn’t matter where. As long as you feel stillness and peace there, you can start making room for revelation that you’ve possibly never had before.We want to know where your sacred spaces are and how you created them. Please share your thoughts with us!

Have you ever experienced excruciating grief from the loss of a loved one? How did you (or continue to) get through it?On today’s episode, Lisa Valentine Clark, actor and radio host, talks to Christie and Michelle about her life before, during, and after her husband was diagnosed with ALS. She let herself feel all the emotions—pain, joy, and everything in between—and when her husband passed away, she gave herself grace and kindness and time and patience. How do you find joy even in times of great pain?

Do you love reading wholesome romance novels? Have you ever thought about being a wholesome romance writer? If so, you don’t want to miss today’s episode!Esther Hatch, author of A Proper Scandal, A Proper Charade, and several other wholesome romances, is here with Christie and Michelle to talk about how she became a writer and what her experience has been ever since she started this journey. She also gives advice to women who want to become writers, so if you’re one of those women, tune in right now!

What should I do next in my life? What are my unique gifts? How do I chase my dreams as a woman?These are very real and important questions we’ve all had as women, and they’re not always easy to answer. Thankfully, Jeanette Bennett, magazine publisher and mom, is here today with Christie Gardiner and Michelle McCullough to help us find the answers.As an entrepreneur who founded Utah Valley Magazine, Jeanette knows what it’s like to go after her dreams and to both fail and succeed in her quest. She also knows what it’s like to have dreams as a mom and that the chase for those dreams ebbs and flows, and that’s okay.No matter what your age or stage in life is right now, you don’t want to miss today’s episode! Tell us how you’ve managed to chase your dreams in the comments below.

What kind of home are you creating around you? Do you make it a safe space to ask questions? Are you someone that sets the stage for your own children to seek?Today, Michelle McCullough and Christie Gardiner discuss Joseph Smith, the Restoration, and how his mother created a safe environment for him to ask questions. As Christie says, there are many ways to feel about the Restoration and Joseph Smith, and it can be easy to feel shame or fear about the questions you have. But instead of feeling that way, congratulate yourself for being a seeker, like Joseph was. By seeking, you can receive your own personal revelation, and with that revelation you can go and be and share your experiences to inspire others.

Have you found your true voice? Do you know who you truly are and have you accepted that person? Debra Bonner, singer and gospel choir director, is here today with Christie Gardiner and Michelle McCullough to talk about her philosophy of finding your one true voice.

Have you always wanted to hire a stylist? Or do you struggle knowing what to wear on a daily basis? Is getting dressed fun and joyful for you?If you answered yes to any of these questions, today’s episode is for you! Paige Sorensen, a professional stylist, sits down with Christie Gardiner and Michelle McCullough to talk about fashion and finding the right style for who you are right now! Not only does she give some great tips on how to fill your closet with clothes that bring you joy, she asks Christie and Michelle questions from her fashion survey—questions she wants you to answer, too! Tune in to find out what these questions are and then comment and join the conversation.

Have you ever felt guilty for not being a better mother? Have you ever felt like you’ve had to sacrifice your own talents and passions to put the needs of your family first? Today, hosts Christie and Michelle talk about Christie’s first book, You Are the Mother Your Children Need and the experiences that brought that book about. Even if you don’t have children, this episode is just as applicable to you, and we hope it will inspire you to see that you absolutely have permission—even a responsibility—to be exactly who you are.If Christie could summarize her book into six words, they would be “Show up as you with God.” The problem is that so often mothers get caught up on that “as you” part. But the fact is that the essence of who a mother is is who their children need.Christie spent much of the beginning of her motherhood no longer pursuing her acting career, even though it was something she loved. Later on, she realized her daughters enjoyed who she was when they were in a play together—her own talents were helping her family, not getting in the way of it.When you decide to start showing up as you are, it won’t be pretty or easy, but it will be wonderful and oh so worth it. Join us today to learn more about how to change the mindset around motherhood and just go and be you!

How do you become a truly authentic individual? You can find out by watching today’s episode, which features Jennica Anusua, a mental health professional, artist, actress, and musician. She talks about her life experiences with hosts Christie and Michelle and how these experiences molded her own authenticity.Adopted from India at age one by a single woman, Jennica began her life journey beating the odds at an orphanage to start a life with her new mother in America. From a young age, she knew she wanted to help people from all over the world. She now currently works with refugees and makes it her purpose to represent and elevate women of color.So how did she let her experiences shape her into someone who is truly authentic? She learned to embrace her multi-faceted self and realized that “learning to embrace all your facets is the path to authenticity.” She asked herself, “Do I like me in this skin? If I don’t like me, it doesn’t matter if anyone else does.” We can all learn a thing or two from Jennica’s path to authenticity. Tune in today to feel inspired to find and embrace all your facets so you can increase your own authenticity!

What's your most embarrassing moment? Today, hosts Michelle and Christie discuss their most embarrassing moments. Remember we all are crazy and have insane lives, but we are going into the world and we are being what our Heavenly Parents want us to be. Go into the world and be you!

Have you ever wanted to be more intentional with your day but struggled to find the time or to know how to go about it? No matter who you are, you’ll always benefit from having a morning and evening routine, and that’s just what we’re going to tackle today.Hosts Christie Gardiner and Michelle McCullough compare routines to a spiritual buffet offered by our Heavenly Father. Not everything works for everyone, and you don’t need to do it all, but there is an abundance of opportunity there for you to benefit from, even if it doesn’t seem possible for you to take the time right now.What are some things that have helped you in your morning and evening routines? We’d love to hear your thoughts down below!

Have you ever wondered how to let the Lord make more of your life? Or maybe you want to be more of an instrument in His hands. Today, longtime author and historian Heidi Swinton is here to help you figure out how to do just that, along with our hosts Michelle and Christie.Heidi, whose one of many accomplishments is writing Thomas S. Monson’s biography, has learned that she hears Him in the words of the Book of Mormon. Every time she starts reading it again, she gets a new copy so that it’s sort of a clean slate. She’s better able to hear Him speak new thoughts and inspirations.Heidi also knows that while she hears actual words when the spirit speaks to her, that isn’t how it works for everyone. There are numerous ways to hear the Lord speak to you and if you open your heart, you realize you can hear Him in many different ways. As you search and question how to let the Lord lead you in your life’s purpose, ask yourself, “Is this going to result in drawing me closer to Christ?” And remember that, as Christie says, “there’s never an expiration date on your ability to hear Him. We can hear Him anytime we’re ready. It’s never too late to start hearing Him.”

Are you yearning to find ways you can hear Him in your everyday work? Today, painter and artist Rose Datoc Hall sits with Christie and Michelle to talk about how she shows up to hear Him in her work and art. And as someone who has painted New Testament scenes for 30 years, she has invaluable insight.Rose felt led to paint spiritual subject matter as she began her artistic career. Her work is her testimony and a reflection of what she’s going through spiritually at the time. Art is the tool she uses to connect with God and to hear Him, which is why she recently decided to reevaluate the way she paints Jesus. Although she doesn’t know what He looks like, she knows what He feels like, and she wants others to feel Him through her work.How have you felt connected to God through your work? Let us know in the comments below!

How do you personally know Jesus? What’s your story of getting to know Him? In today’s episode, Sandy Freckleton Gagon, artist and author, discusses her experience painting Bind Up the Brokenhearted with Michelle and Christie and how this experience taught her valuable lessons about Jesus Christ.It’s a beautiful painting and story that was created “line upon line” as she got to know her Savior personally by reflecting on what happened the day the model for her painting came to work. The symbolism of Christ and the lamb in her personal account applies to anyone who wants to get to know the Savior on a more personal level. No matter what we’ve been through or what we’re going through, Jesus Christ is ready to welcome us into His arms. We can “lean against the chest of the Savior and melt in” by hearing and seeking Him. Join us today if you want to learn how the Savior can heal, redeem, and rescue you.

Have you ever wondered how to better hear Him in your daily life? Or maybe you’ve wondered how to hear Him at all? Michelle and Christie are here today to discuss the multiple ways you can hear God speak to your heart and mind.Sometimes it can be difficult to believe that He is speaking to us when it feels like there is silence. But part of the process of hearing Him is trusting Him and learning to start expecting to hear Him in unexpected ways. Maybe hearing Him is in the lyric of a song or in the beauty of nature or in a text from a friend—there are countless ways you may have been hearing Him all along that you hadn’t realized.Join us today to if you’re hoping to open your spiritual eyes so you can see the many ways God is speaking to you right now.

Have you ever felt your worth was only skin deep? Even if you know it’s not, have you ever wanted to have greater self-worth?Today, hosts Christie Gardiner and Michelle McCullough talk with our friend Tara starling, a professional makeup artist and co-founder of Soul Food USA, about how to not only see our own inner beauty but to see it in others. Believe it or not, Tara struggled with her appearance growing up, and it was only through the help of the Savior’s Atonement that she was able to overcome and realize her true worth.Join us to hear about Tara’s personal journey, as well as about how she and her sister started their non-profit organization to help the homeless with just sixty-three sandwiches. We hope something she shares inspires you to “do what you can where you are with what you have” and just go and be.

Have you ever experienced a faith crisis? Are you going through one now? Today you can find hope through Michael McLean’s story—a nine-year faith crisis that led him on an unforgettable and heart-wrenching journey.Our hosts Michelle McCullough and Christie Gardiner sit with Michael as he shares the pain, the anger, the anguish, and the ultimate joy of his faith crisis. During this time he asked himself many questions, like the following:“How do you impress Jesus?”“Do I have an experience with God?”“Did I become a version of a Christian I was told to become?”“Do I know Jesus at all or do I know ideas about Him that have been taught to me?”These questions pierced Michael’s soul as he struggled to get answers from God. He came to the realization that he was “keeping promises [his] heart no longer [felt].” But he continued to keep those promises despite the silence, until one day answers came to him in the form of songs and he felt the love of God.At the end of the day, your faith journey is your own, but maybe Michael’s honesty about his own doubts and questions can help you know that you truly are not alone.

How do you practice gratitude in your life? Do you sometimes feel guilty for not being more grateful during trials and heartaches? It’s safe to say, we all do, and Christie Gardner and Michelle McCullough are here today to help you see that and to help you know it’s okay to feel that.They also want you to know that gratitude can be a great tool for finding solutions during a challenge. Challenges remind us what it is to be human, and gratitude reminds us what it is to be spiritual beings. Therefore, gratitude can help us find the light in life’s dark places. Our challenge to you is to find new ways to practice gratitude without feeling guilty that you don’t practice gratitude as much as you think you should. Instead of focusing on how often you feel gratitude, focus on some different, new ways you can practice it. Remeber, women are that they might have joy, and gratitude comes through joy!

What does true service look like to you? For John and Chase Hansen, it’s about getting to know the homeless around Utah. Today they sit down with Michelle and Christie to talk about how and why they began their journey of serving those without a place to call home.As a father, John wanted to teach his son, Chase, how to put into practice what he learned in church about ministering. “If you’re on a mission to serve, you go look for opportunities,” and that’s exactly what they did when they started talking one on one to people who were homeless. What started out as a simple life lesson to a son turned into an ongoing effort called Project Empathy—a community of people working together to continue service to those less fortunate.John and Chase want you to know that you can go and be the good in the world simply through positive human connection. Say hi to someone, smile, be a friend. It’s the tiny acts that can make the biggest difference. You just need to show up, be brave, and do it.Join us in being inspired by these two gentlemen by watching our episode today. Tell us in the comments below how someone has made a positive impact in your life!

Have you ever had a dream you wished you could make happen? It’s likely things didn’t go as expected.Check out our episode today as hosts Christie Gardiner and Michelle McCullough talk with Shae and Brad Robins, famous performers and singers, who share their stories and the ways they have learned to live their dreams and use their talents.Shae loved performing from a young age and pursued her goals of becoming a singer and actress. She has had remarkable experiences with learning to use her talents to connect with God, to discover herself, and to encourage and uplift others. Brad was a little hesitant to embrace singing, but when he landed his first lead role as a teenager, he knew he’d found what he loved. And even though starting a “boy band” with his fellow members of the singing group Gentri was daunting, he stands by having the courage to dare to dream.How have you gone out into the world by using your talents for good? We’d love to hear your thoughts!

If you’re a busy mom who struggles to make family dinnertime a priority, then this is the episode for you.Join our hosts Christie Gardiner and Michelle McCullough as they talk with our guests, Liz Edmunds and Lizi Heaps, better known as the food nannies, about their meal planning tips that will transform the way your families eat, bond, and stick together.Liz was once the host of the BYUtv show The Food Nanny, where she strengthened families by helping them implement her cooking and meal planning strategies. Since then, her daughter Lizi has taken up the title and carried on their business. What’s more, they’ve made an incredible discovery: kamut, a flour made from the only type of wheat that has never been genetically modified. It delivers in both health and taste!Health, taste, and family: that’s what these meal plans are all about. They add some much needed variety, and unlike dieting, they have sustainable long-term effects. The best part of it all though is how cooking and eating will bring you and your loved ones closer together.Check out the newest Food Nanny cookbook, get yourself some kamut flour, and find even more inspiration at the links below!Insta:https://www.instagram.com/thefoodnanny/Website:https://www.thefoodnanny.com/For the Love of Kamut Cookbook: https://shop.thefoodnanny.com/collections/all-products/products/for-the-love-of-kamutKamut Flour:https://shop.thefoodnanny.com/collections/all-products/products/kamut-brand-all-purpose-white-flour-5-lb-1

Look who’s back! It’s our wonderful friend, Paige Sorensen, the stylist for Sweet Salt Clothing! Join our hosts Michelle McCullough and Christie Gardiner as they chat with Paige about fall fashion trends. And this video isn’t just for the ladies—she has five tips each for both women and men. Watch on to see what they are so that you can go into this season looking fresh, fabulous, and altogether you!

How do you go and be in the world today? Hosts Christie Gardiner and Michelle McCullough want you to know that you don’t have to be anything other than what you already are. You’ve been given talents from your Heavenly Parents—gifts that are part of your spiritual DNA. Because of the grace and atonement of Jesus Christ, no matter what, you can go and be. Faith is a verb, and when you act on the things you know, you get more knowledge, insight, and connection from our loving Heavenly Father. Going and being is about leading with what you already know and being inspired by your spiritual gifts. It’s knowing you can do things because Jesus is right by your side. Listen in today if you're wondering what it means to go and be and how you can start going and being no matter where you are in life.

When you hear the word “angel,” what does it make you think of? Are you excited, or do you feel a little disconnected from the idea? In today’s episode, hosts Christie Gardiner and Michelle McCullough talk with Ashlee Miller about how to access the power of angels in your life today. Though it’s a concept we may not be used to talking about so openly, there are angels all around us, and they can be there for us when we need them. Join us and find out what you can do to reach out to ancestors, loved ones, and any angels the Lord can and will send to your aid. No matter what, you are always worthy and deserving to ask for their help. @purelyaliveashlee

Welcome to Go and Be, a latter-day lifestyle show (for Christian women). Join your hosts Christie Gardiner and Michelle McCullough as we take on timely topics for the latter-day lifestyle. We’re talking about everything from Hearing our Savior’s voice; to finding your passion and purpose; to the latest in style and Christian living. We’re even inviting some of our favorite friends whose variety of voices will encourage you to dive deep into what it means to live a meaningful, Christ-centered life. Our hope is that the time you spend with us will encourage you to find new ideas on how to more intentionally show up in your own latter-day life. We want you to find the sunshine in the middle of your life and recognize that you are amazing—just as you are. So whoever you are, you are invited! Hang out with us! And in the meantime: Go and be extraordinary, go and be ordinary. Just go and be! @christiegardinerofficial @speakmichelle