Friends who grew up in a small town, Candice, a children’s pastor and Natalie, a licensed mental health counselor use funny stories and song lyrics to encourage listeners on a variety of topics.
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The Miss Congeniality and the Third Runner Up podcast is an absolute delight to listen to. As two of my oldest and best friends, Natalie and Candice bring a genuine sense of friendship and camaraderie to each episode. The love and admiration they have for each other is palpable, making me feel like I'm a part of their inner circle as well.
One of the best aspects of this podcast is the relatability factor. Natalie and Candice share stories from their own lives that are not only hilarious but also extremely relatable. Whether it's recounting embarrassing moments or discussing struggles with body image, they tackle topics that many of us can identify with. It's refreshing to hear them open up in such an honest way, creating a connection with their listeners.
Another great aspect of this podcast is the humor. Natalie and Candice have an incredible ability to make me laugh out loud with their witty banter and funny anecdotes. They have a natural comedic timing that keeps me entertained throughout each episode. It's evident that they genuinely enjoy making people laugh, which adds a lightheartedness to the podcast.
However, there are a few downsides to this podcast. One aspect that could be improved upon is the audio quality. At times, the sound can be a bit fuzzy or muffled, which can detract from the overall listening experience. Additionally, there are moments when the conversation feels slightly disorganized or disjointed, making it difficult to follow along.
In conclusion, The Miss Congeniality and the Third Runner Up podcast is a delightful show filled with laughter, relatability, and friendship. While there may be some room for improvement in terms of audio quality and organization, Natalie and Candice's chemistry and genuine storytelling more than make up for it. I highly recommend giving this podcast a listen - you won't regret it!
Welcome back to the fun and chatter of small town girls, Rev. Can and Dr. Nat. Tune in to see what these small town girls have been up to over the past two years and to listen to potential topics they will discussion in this season. This is part two.Support the Show.
Rev. Can and Dr. Nat are finally back. Tune in to see what these small town girls have been up to over the past two years and to listen to potential topics to discuss. This is part one of their catching up discussion.Support the Show.
This is a hard topic for Rev. Can and Dr. Nat to discuss but important nonetheless. We can laugh now because we have cried before... Join us as we talk about our own experiences and how we believe God brought us through.Support the show
God loves you just the way you are. Don't let anyone put you into categories or groups. Celebrate how great our creator is by created all people differently! Join us for some funny stories and thoughts on a popular topic...The Enneagram.Support the show
Rev. Can and Dr. Nat discuss parent failures today. Trust us, you will feel better about yourself after listening to our failures... Be encouraged today!Support the show
Join Rev. Can and Dr. Nat as they discuss the importance of fathers with Alex Kendrick, famous movie producer of War Room, Facing the Giants, and more... They also have a new documentary out on fatherhood so check it out!Support the show (https://paypal.me/misscongenialityand3?locale.x=en_US )
Rev. Can and Dr. Nat are back!! We have had a crazy season of life so we are going to talk about balance....Join us as we laugh and discuss this important topic.Support the show (https://paypal.me/misscongenialityand3?locale.x=en_US )
Join Rev Can and Dr. Nat as they interview Author and friend, Chris Smith. This message will encourage you to not allow the signs, names or negative identities given to you in life define who you are. Chris will encourage you to allow God to write a beautiful story in and through you! Support the show (https://paypal.me/misscongenialityand3?locale.x=en_US )
Settle in and get ready to take notes as Rev. Can and Dr. Nat interview and learn from pastor and comedian, Ted Cunningham. He has a passion for relationships and helping marriages succeed. From this moment on was a popular wedding song back in the day, but how can we truly make relationships great each moment? Join as we learn together!Support the show (https://paypal.me/misscongenialityand3?locale.x=en_US )
Loving yourself for who God created you to be can be tough especially with the temptation from social media to compare constantly. Join us as we find ways to encourage you through helpful verses, tips and an interview with our young friend, Ella!Support the show (https://paypal.me/misscongenialityand3?locale.x=en_US )
Jess Pinkerton is a BEAST at Crosfit and life. Join Rev. Can and Dr. Nat as they discuss physical fitness and how it is related to mental and spiritual well-being. Jess Pinkerton is not just strong physically, but intellectually and mentally as well. She is a business owner, wife and mother and is a great representative of Power (our song of choice by Kanye West). You can't be all of these things and not learn balance and consistency. This podcast has something for people at all levels of fitness. Support the show (https://paypal.me/misscongenialityand3?locale.x=en_US )
Rev. Can and Dr. Nat discuss technology and guidelines for individuals and families. Say Something is a great song used to discuss this relevant and important topic. Don't miss the best part, the interview with Chris Kaspar, the developer of the Wisephone and Techless company as he gives his theology of technology!Support the show (https://paypal.me/misscongenialityand3?locale.x=en_US )
Listen to Rev. Can and Dr. Nat discuss happy places as they talk about Kenny Chesney's "I go back" , their first country song discussion. What is your happy place? More importantly, how can you use your happy place or resources to bless others?Support the show (https://paypal.me/misscongenialityand3?locale.x=en_US )
Candice and Natalie tackle a tough topic in this episode on human trafficking. Don't miss the informative interview with Ashlie Shanlie, the lead assistant District Attorney in Can and Nat's area. This episode is for everyone regardless if you have kids or not! Support the show (https://paypal.me/misscongenialityand3?locale.x=en_US )
People crave comfort but this stunts our growth. We must push ourselves regularly to get out of our comfort zones. Change may feel like the danger zone, but it is truly the growth zone. Join Candice and Natalie as Nat talks about her first skydiving experience and interviews one of the tandem instructors from the day.Support the show (https://paypal.me/misscongenialityand3?locale.x=en_US )
We have all been Under Pressure over the past year. Join us as we discuss mental health and medication with Dr. Joy Greene from Joy Time Ministries and host of the "It's Joy Time" radio segment. Dr. Joy is also a pharmacist and is very knowledgeable about medication and has a great perspective that is also biblical.Support the show (https://paypal.me/misscongenialityand3?locale.x=en_US )
Join us as we kick off Season 2 discussing how to overcome! We all have a lot to overcome in the midst of the pandemic and life in general. Tiffany Johnson, our friend and shark attack survivor, will share her inspiring story as she encourages us to overcome any obstacle in life with the Lord!Support the show (https://paypal.me/misscongenialityand3?locale.x=en_US )
Enjoy reminiscing and listening to all the songs discussed in Season 1. Support the show (https://paypal.me/misscongenialityand3?locale.x=en_US )
Our mothers share some of our funniest stories in life, so tune in to hear some of these stories. Also, learn about the blessings of a godly mother and be reminded how much we have to learn from an older generation. Mama is our song for the week by Boyz 2 Men!Support the show (https://paypal.me/misscongenialityand3?locale.x=en_US )
As the tensions of race and cultures have increased this year, we often don't hear the good stories. Do not miss the light hearted, hilarious, and thought-provoking interview with Pastors Jay Stewart and Derrick Hawkins from the Refuge church. Their book, Welded: forming racial bonds that last, will be out in November 17th, 2020. The story of a white pastor and a black pastor welding two congregations together is beautiful. Of course, Candice and Natalie will provide many times for you to laugh while you listen as well as they use Michael Jackson's song "It don't matter if you're black or white" in the podcast. Support the show (https://paypal.me/misscongenialityand3?locale.x=en_US )
TLC's "Don't go chasing waterfalls" has some valuable lessons about sticking to the rivers and lakes that you are used to! This week, Rev. Can and Dr. Nat discuss when to compromise and when not to compromise. David and Jason Benham (the Benham Brothers) join in on the podcast fun with a discussion on how they navigated reaching the height of fame and success and in an instance having to lose it as they chose to not compromise their beliefs!
There are things we are always seeking redemption for in life. Mike Weaver, the lead singer of Big Daddy Weave, an awarding-winning recording group speaks with Candice and Natalie about his song “I am redeemed” and how God showed him true redemption through his redeeming love! Of course the girls will also share some funny stories about redemption as well...
Candice and Natalie firmly believe that laughter is a gift from God especially in difficult times. In this episode, they will discuss fear and how to deal with scary situations such as a cancer scare. Special guest and friend, Jamie will share some funny stories that you DO NOT want to miss!
Did you know the power of life and death are in the tongue? Words can heal or kill... check out this episode where Candice and Natalie interview fireman Joe, AKA Mr. July about a time when Natalie called his daughter a bad name...
Using Gavin Degraw's "I don't want to be" song, we discuss how we should focus on making each day count, not giving up when things get tough, and finishing well. In this episode, Candice also interviews Grace Holcomb, former child actress from the show One Tree Hill. Tune in today, subscribe, write and review, and share with others as you laugh at some of our stories and are encouraged by Grace's story about how plans change in life but can still be amazing.
Candice and Natalie use Mariah Carey and Boyz 2 Men's One Sweet Day to discuss grief and how to deal with it. Don't miss the funny stories about their grandmothers!
Using Juice Wrld's (a former rap artist not a juice store; also this is not a misspelled word in this format...) "All Girls are the same", Candice and Natalie explore the dangers of comparison.
Candice and Natalie discuss friendship, parenting, mental health, ministry and much more while sharing real life stories from their 27 year friendship. We use song lyrics to discuss the impact of positive and negative friends in this episode. Special guest Amanda Marks, the Miss Merry Christmas of 1998, has a phone chat with the hosts about their fun times together.
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