Podcast appearances and mentions of alex maldonado

En este episodio numero 132, Alex Maldonado nos comparte sobre su trabajo en Justapaz, Colombia en el área de memoria histórica. Alex reflexiona sobre la necesidad de la iglesia de escuchar historias y también contarlas en contexto de violencia. In this episode number 132, Alex Maldonado shares with us about his work in Justapaz, Colombia in the area of historical memory. Alex reflects on the need for the church to listen to stories and also to tell them in the context of violence.

In this episode we discuss the joint importance of Christians and Jewish people, and how together, they provide a complete picture of God's plan for salvation.   - Hosts: Jorge Valenzuela, Alex Maldonado, Michael Woodward Music: Follow the Lights by Utah  

In this episode we continue talking on the topic of blessing, going into why and how believers are to be specifically blessed. - Hosts: Jorge Valenzuela, Alex Maldonado, Michael Woodward Music: Follow the Lights by Utah

In this episode we talk about the blessings that we access to when we focus on seeing and hearing Jesus. - Hosts: Jorge Valenzuela, Alex Maldonado, Michael Woodward Music: Follow the Lights by Utah

In this episode, we're continuing on the topic of faith comes by hearing.  - Hosts: Jorge Valenzuela, Alex Maldonado, Michael Woodward Music: Follow the Lights by Utah

In this episode I talked to Alex about being diagnosed with Chiari malformation when she was in high school and how it has affected her throughout her life. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lmbdl/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lmbdl/support

Do you put the same amount of intention into your rest as you do for you work? If not, this topic may be perfect for you! In this episode, Jorge and Alex talk about the struggles of dealing with the world's idea of work, and share ideas that anyone can use to make their work-life balance easier. - Hosts: Jorge Valenzuela, Alex Maldonado, Michael Woodward Music: Follow the Lights by Utah

We're back after a short break! In this episode, we talk about the importance of continual hearing when it comes to building and maintaining our faith.  - Hosts: Jorge Valenzuela, Alex Maldonado, and Michael Woodward Music: Follow the Lights by Utah

In this episode we talk about Samson and strengthening ourselves through confessing the truths of the Word. We show you how the way that we speak and declare things has the ability to lift us up. - Hosts: Jorge Valenzuela, Alex Maldonado, and Michael Woodward Music: Follow the Lights by Utah

In this episode we discuss how our mood is a signal to what our faith level looks like. (Note: this is our first remote podcast now that we all don't live in the same place, so we're in the process of determining the best method for recording to account for this. Thanks for your patience! - Hosts: Jorge Valenzuela, Alex Maldonado, and Michael Woodward Music: Follow the Lights by Utah

Are manifestations of the Holy Spirit legitimate, or are they just signs of foolish behavior? Watch now to see us share our stories about them and hear the scriptures we find to back up our experiences. - Hosts: Jorge Valenzuela, Alex Maldonado, Michael Woodward - Leave us a review in the Apple Podcasts app: http://bit.ly/innersanctumpodcast - Music: Dreams by Andy Hunter

What are tongues? What is the purpose of tongues? Is it an edifying practice for believers, or just a bunch of noise? Listen in and find out... - Hosts: Jorge Valenzuela, Alex Maldonado, Michael Woodward Links: Leave us a review in the Apple Podcasts app: http://bit.ly/innersanctumpodcast Follow Us Online: YouTube - http://bit.ly/innersanctumyoutube Music: Dreams by Andy Hunter

Is God's goodness so ridiculously unbelievable, that it's actually offensive to some of us? Find out with us now!! - Hosts: Jorge Valenzuela, Alex Maldonado, Michael Woodward Links: ➡️ Leave us a review in the Apple Podcasts app: http://bit.ly/innersanctumpodcast ➡️ Follow Us Online: Facebook - http://bit.ly/innersanctumfb YouTube - http://bit.ly/innersanctumyoutube Music: Dreams by Andy Hunter

Are we really one with God and dead to sin? Do we have a choice to reject old identities and embrace new realities? LISTEN NOW AND FIND OUT! - Hosts: Jorge Valenzuela, Alex Maldonado, Michael Woodward Links: ➡️ Leave us a review in the Apple Podcasts app: http://bit.ly/innersanctumpodcast ➡️ Follow Us Online: Facebook - http://bit.ly/innersanctumfb YouTube - http://bit.ly/innersanctumyoutube Music: Dreams by Andy Hunter

Are we working with the finished works of Jesus in mind, or are we laboring in vain to build something? In this episode, Michael shares on how if we believe in the work of God, then you will walk in good works! - Hosts: Jorge Valenzuela, Alex Maldonado, Michael Woodward Links Leave us a review in the Apple Podcasts app: http://bit.ly/innersanctumpodcast Follow Us Online: Facebook - http://bit.ly/innersanctumfb YouTube - http://bit.ly/innersanctumyoutube Music: Dreams by Andy Hunter

In this episode, we tackle the concept of the double portion, laid out in Amos 9:13-15. We feel like this word is vital for 2022! You won't want to miss this message! - Hosts: Jorge Valenzuela, Alex Maldonado, and Michael Wooodward Music: Follow the Lights by Utah

In this archive episode, we read through and share healing words and testimonies right from scripture. We hope these are edify and inspire you to seek healing in any area of your life. - Hosts: Jorge Valenzuela, Alex Maldonado, Michael Woodward, and Ian Turner.

In this episode we share some stories of ministering healing and discuss the importance of believing in the new nature that we have access to in Christ. - Hosts: Jorge Valenzuela, Alex Maldonado, Michael Woodward Music: Follow the Lights by Utah

The continuation of our discussion on responding to prophetic words. - Hosts: Jorge Valenzuela, Alex Maldonado, Michael Woodward Music: Follow the Lights by Utah

In this episode we tackle the tenuous subject of how to respond to prophecy and prophetic words.  - Hosts: Jorge Valenzuela, Alex Maldonado, Michael Woodward Music: Follow the Lights by Utah

This will be the first of our off the cuff episodes where we left the recorder on and just ad-libbed for a bit. Mostly making fun of Woody for his temporary change of phone that lasted all of about 2 weeks. Hope you enjoy listening to another side of us. - Hosts: Jorge Valenzuela, Alex Maldonado, Michael Woodward Music: Follow the Lights by Utah

In this episode, we try to answer the following questions. Why do wicked leaders exist? Why do they persecute the Lord's people? How does the bible instruct us on how to respond to them? - Hosts: Jorge Valenzuela, Alex Maldonado, Michael Woodward Music: Follow the Lights by Utah  

In this episode we talk about the role we play in forming our own emotions. More often than not, what we think about will dictate what we feel and how we react to the world around us. - Hosts: Jorge Valenzuela, Alex Maldonado, Michael Woodward Music: Follow the Lights by Utah

In this episode we talk about how as believers we have access to renewed youth. We go through biblical examples of restoration and preservation and discuss what that means for us in a modern setting. - Hosts: Jorge Valenzuela, Alex Maldonado, Michael Woodward Music: Follow the Lights by Utah

In this episode we talk about the realities of our union with Christ. If you're a believer, right now God is living within you, and is an active part of you. - Hosts: Jorge Valenzuela, Alex Maldonado, Michael Woodward Music: Follow the Lights by Utah

Welcome to our newly re-branded podcast! It's been a bit, so we're glad you're still here to listen to our conversations. We hope they continue to edify you and help you grow closer to God. - Hosts: Jorge Valenzuela, Alex Maldonado, Michael Woodward Music: Follow the Lights by Utah

Are tongues meant for the modern church setting? Do you always need an interpretation any times someone speaks in tongues publicly? We look to the scriptures surrounding these questions to answer these age old questions... - Hosts: Jorge Valenzuela, Alex Maldonado, Michael Woodward Links: Leave us a review in the Apple Podcasts app: http://bit.ly/innersanctumpodcast Follow Us Online: Facebook - http://bit.ly/innersanctumfb Twitter - https://twitter.com/innersanctumpod YouTube - http://bit.ly/innersanctumyoutube Music: Dreams by Andy Hunter

Can we affect the world around us just by looking for the things we're expecting in faith? The Bible declares this to be true, and even science verifies this! - Hosts: Jorge Valenzuela, Alex Maldonado, Michael Woodward Links Leave us a review in the Apple Podcasts app: http://bit.ly/innersanctumpodcast Follow Us Online Facebook - http://bit.ly/innersanctumfb Twitter - https://twitter.com/innersanctumpod YouTube - http://bit.ly/innersanctumyoutube Music: Dreams by Andy Hunter

Common Ground Podcast. In this episode, Ian & Morris have a discussion with special guest, Alex Maldonado. In our longing to make America great, have we made Trump our Messiah? Come with us as we seek to find the common ground. We would love to hear your thoughts & questions about this topic. Leave a comment in the comment section and give us a review.  Remember to share with your friends. Follow us on Twitter @The_CGPodcast Song Credits: Anthony Ramos & Margot Bingham- Common Ground

I didn't even realize how long Alex and I have been friends but I guess we're approaching 10 years! Crazy how time flies! I had the immense opportunity to marry one of my closest friends and I will forever cherish that memory. Alex is one of the most genuine and real friends that you will ever meet and I'm really ecstatic to feature him on Episode XXVI! Alex is a music director, producer, arranger, and guitarist. He has played for Nipper Hustle, Becky G., Leona Lewis, 6lack, Kodak Black, Boogie, and Gallant just to name a few. ___________________________________ Microphones RØDE Procaster Microphones: https://amzn.to/2TtHeDG RØDE Pop Filter: https://amzn.to/36lSFm2 ____________________________________ FOLLOW ALEX: http://instagram.com/alexmnet FOLLOW ME: http://www.instagram.com/sir_kevinchong WEBSITE: http://www.sirkevinchong.com

Host: Diane Gil Co-Host: KeKey Huessein Episode Introduction:  In this episode of the Now What Podcast, Diane is joined by your favorite co-host KeKey Moore to discuss the removal of confederate statues and symbols across America. Episode Summary:  The discussion revolves around the ongoing demands for the removal of confederate statues and symbols across the United States. Several historical facts are discussed and the conversation also connects listeners with another example of how the current education system is failing the youth of all races on the true history of America. Notable Facts & Statistics:  According to a poll conducted by the Pew research group:  48% of Americans believe that the Civil War was for the State’s rights.  38% of Americans know that Slavery was the cause.  9% of Americans believe that both of: the State’s rights as well as Slavery were the cause for Civil War. American education doesn’t give the full story on the origins of the Civil War. KeyKey shares evidence that slavery was the cause of the American Civil War:  All 11 states issued Articles of Successions. The articles states the continuation of slavery was the reason for Civil War and these were written by confederate leaders of that time. Statues, monuments and flags from that period represent white supremacy. The confederate flag was adapted as the state flag. United Daughters of the Confederacy are responsible for the majority of these monuments being erected. Demand for removal of Confederate statues & symbols initiated from the country’s military.  Sources: Pew Research Center Fact Tank - What caused the Civil WarUnited Daughters of the Confederacy Declaration of Causes: February 2, 1861 - A declaration of the causes which impel the State of Texas to secede from the Federal Union. Dept. of Defense Memorandum - to the force on the display of flags Quote Worthy Content:  “Romanticizing of the confederacy needs to end.” Antonio Moore Listen to other episodes  Rate and leave a review on Apple Podcasts , it helps more people discover us and stay connected with things that matter.  Tell us what you want to hear, and where you're listening from by completing this brief survey: https://survey.libsyn.com/dianegil REACH US:  Contact: connect@cultivatewithcourage.com  Website: www.dianegil.com  Instagram/Twitter: @dianegil_cwc  Join us at: www.facebook.com/groups/cultivatewithcourage   This episode was executive produced by: LG Media Episode show notes by: Tanishka Kherajani Music by: Alex Maldonado

Host: Diane Gil Co-Host: KeKey Hussein Guest: Lamon Gorman  Listen to other episodes: https:// podcasts.apple.com/ us/podcast/now-what/ id1439125172  Episode Introduction: In today’s episode of the Now What podcast, we are joined by KeKey Hussein and Lamon Gorman to discuss the various pros and cons of the schooling options and their plans to return to school are revealed.  Episode Summary: The discussion revolves around the challenges parents across the United States are experiencing in returning their children back to school season amidst the Covid 19 pandemic. Diane, Key and LG give their perspectives on the pros and cons for the various learning methods being implemented for the 2020-2021 school year.  A note for our listeners - this episode shares our personal opinions based on our individual circumstances. When it comes to the health and safety of you and your family, only you know what’s best.  Return to School Options as of 08/07/20: California - According to the State Monitoring List: If there are less than 150 covid tests every day, per 1000 residents in the last 7 days in the county, the schools cannot open. If there are more than 150 positive cases per 1000 residents in the last 14 days in the county, the schools cannot open. If there’s a 8% covid positivity rate in the county, the schools cannot open. California Schooling Options: Online learning for the entire year with teacher’s assistance. Online learning until the situations are more favourable for in-person teaching. Home-Schooling the students.  Texas - EMISD and NWISD Schooling Options and Support in Texas: Schools will open on August 20 with an online learning program In-Person Learning will be available and optional to begin on Sept 14. Pros of In-Person Learning: This will help the students return to normalcy in terms of their daily routines. Social learning is enriched in a physical learning environment like schools. Practical activities (like science experiments, sports education) are available easily in schools. Schools are taking a lot of precautions for the safety of the staff and the students. Kids benefit from the traditional teaching method because they can grasp the concepts faster. Helps specially abled students to learn efficiently. After schools programs help in the development of children. Students may not take virtual learning seriously. Cons of In-Person Learning: It puts a lot of people at risk including students, their families, the teaching staff and the community as a whole. Students may or may not adhere to the precautions set by school. Parents may or may not be able to trust the school to take care of children. Adhering to the precautions set by school may end up distracting the students from their actual education. Pros of Remote Learning:  Creates an opportunity for parents to be more directly involved with the education of their children. There’s a better school-family balance because students get to study while spending time with their family and with their parents’ support. Parents can see how the education is being rendered in contrast to their values which is not easily trackable in traditional teaching. It is safer for the children as compared to in-person learning. Cons of Remote Learning:  Children from lower income communities as well as children with physical and intellectual disability may not be able to learn effectively. Younger children do not have a good attention span which makes virtual learning ineffective. Teachers are not able to deliver value as children tend not to pay attention in online classes. Parents need to make time for monitoring their child’s online classes on top of their daily duties which can cause stress. Technology fails often and students can miss on learning. Parents need to make time for monitoring their child’s online classes on top of their daily duties which can cause stress. Technology fails often and students can miss on learning. Our Now What To You: Tell us what your views are about the various teaching methods being offered to your family for the 2020-2021 academic year. Rate and leave a review on iTunes, it helps more people discover us and stay connected with things that matter.   Tell us what you want to hear, and where you're listening from by completing this brief survey: https://survey.libsyn.com/dianegil  REACH US:  Contact: connect@cultivatewithcourage.com  Website: www.dianegil.com  Instagram/Twitter: @dianegil_cwc  Join us at: www.facebook.com/groups/cultivatewithcourage YouTube: Cultivate With Courage    This episode was executive produced by: LG Media Episode show notes by: Tanishka Kherajani Music by: Alex Maldonado

Host: Diane Gil Co-Host: Antonio Moore Guest: Hermen Wegayehu Listen to other episodes: https:// podcasts.apple.com/ us/podcast/now-what/ id1439125172  Episode Introduction: In today’s episode of the Now What podcast, Diane and her co host KeKey Huessein are accompanied by Hermen Wegayehu who talks about her homeland and the Ethiopian culture. Hermen shares the struggles of her people, and provide inspiration to Be Black and Be Proud #BLM Episode Summary: Hermen talks about her experience as a child who moved from her home in Ethiopia to America. She shares her experience where she felt like an outsider and was often judged on basis of the colour of her skin and her accent. She also talks about her current life as a corporate leader and how she’s trying to teach the Ethiopian values and culture to her children. The episode talks about everything from the unique Ethiopian culture to great movements in the history of black people and how they’re still facing the same problems as people of color. Call to Action As a nation confront the division and supremacy to bring healing and unity.   We should all challenge our biases on the issues we are facing Notable Facts & Statistics: Ethiopia’s Flag served as a symbol of African independence and is a source of great pride. In 1935, Ethiopian flag evoked sentiments of the black community in America. Ethiopia is one of the oldest nations in the world. ~600,000 undocumented black immigrants live in the US. One out of every ten blacks in America are immigrants. Most African countries gained their political independence in the 1960s. Resources: (Credits: FutureLearn) Donate Donating to causes fighting to help improve the lives of black people in the community – as well as in the penal system – is a good way to contribute.  The Bail Project – a non-profit organization that pays bail for low-income Americans. The American Civil Liberties Union – donate to help legal battles and advocacy. Donate directly to Black Lives Matter. Donate to BLM UK. Donate to the official George Floyd memorial fund. Donate to the NAACP Legal Defense Fund. Donate to the Free Black University – to combat the decolonization of education. Donate to the Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust. Sign petitions If you’re unable to donate, signing a petition might be the next best thing. We’ve highlighted petitions calling for justice for George Floyd, Breonna Taylor (murdered by a police officer in her sleep in Louisville), and Belly Mujinga, a transport worker who died of COVID-19 after being spat at in London. Sign the petition for justice for Belly Mujinga. Sign the petition for justice for George Floyd. Sign the petition for justice for Breonna Taylor. Black Lives Matter also collects new petitions on their site. Read the BLM statement on George Floyd and why black people have a right to not live in fear. Educate yourself Whether you want to learn more about the rich history and culture of black people, or you’re looking to learn more about the history of oppression black people have suffered – and the inspirational opposition to it through the ages – there’s a wealth of books, films, and courses that can expand your understanding.  Books Why I’m No Longer Talking to White People About Race by Reni Eddo-Lodge This book on the reality of structural racism in Britain has shot to the top of the best-seller charts  – making Eddo-Lodge the first black author to top the charts in the UK.  Natives: Race and Class in the Ruins of Empire by Akala Musician, activist, and academic Akala charts the historical legacy of British racism and colonial oppression. Between The World And Me by Ta-Nehisi Coates Author Coates explores American racism in the form of a letter to his 14-year-old son. Women, Race & Class by Angela Davis A groundbreaking exploration of the intersection of related oppressions – how the system works to keep down women, blacks, and workers, all at once. Unapologetic: A Black, Queer, and Feminist Mandate for Radical Movements by Charlene Carruthers Exploring the history of black liberation back to the Haitian Revolution, Carruthers appeals to her readers to make black liberation more queer, more feminist, and more radical. Films 13th by Ava DuVernay In this documentary, director DuVernay contends that slavery in the United States was replaced by systemic oppression of black people – through the prison system, the war on drugs, and longstanding police and public violence. The Black Power Mixtape 1967–1975 by Göran Olsson A collection of news footage – shot in the late 1960s and early 70s by Swedish national television – that acts as a unique portrait of the black activists at the forefront of the radical civil rights movement. Featuring interviews with Angela Davis, Stokely Carmichael, and Huey P. Newton. I Am Not Your Negro by Raoul Peck This documentary collects author James Baldwin’s observations on American history and racial injustice, including his thoughts on civil rights leaders Medgar Evers, Malcolm X, and Martin Luther King Jr. Courses Understanding Diversity and Inclusion from Purdue University Unconscious bias is as much a factor in discrimination as overt racism. On this course, you can learn to tackle ethnocentric mindsets and create inclusive environments. Cultural Diversity and the City from the European University Institute This course explores the importance of racial and cultural diversity in shaping the identity of a thriving city. Empire: the Controversies of British Imperialism from the University of Exeter The University of Exeter’s short, free course examines the British Empire, including how it exploited race, religion, and propaganda to hold sway over a third of the Earth’s population. Rate and leave a review on iTunes, it helps more people discover us and stay connected with things that matter.  Tell us what you want to hear, and where you're listening from by completing this brief survey: https://survey.libsyn.com/dianegil REACH US:  Contact: connect@cultivatewithcourage.com  Website: www.dianegil.com  Instagram/Twitter: @dianegil_cwc  Join us at: www.facebook.com/groups/cultivatewithcourage YouTube: Cultivate With Courage  This episode was executive produced by: LG Media Episode show notes by: Tanishka Kherajani Music by: Alex Maldonado  

In this episode of the podcast, we discussed the various counter culture movements that have affected our country, and how the current one involving late millennials and gen z is seeing a return to traditional values in response to the self obsessed and feeling driven movements of the past. - Hosts: Jorge Valenzuela, Alex Maldonado, Michael Woodward Links: Leave us a review in the Apple Podcasts app: http://bit.ly/innersanctumpodcast Follow Us Online: Facebook - http://bit.ly/innersanctumfb Twitter - https://twitter.com/innersanctumpod YouTube - http://bit.ly/innersanctumyoutube Music: Dreams by Andy Hunter 

In this episode, we have a discussion about and share on the seasons of life we currently find ourselves in, and the expound on the biblical lessons and wisdom that apply to times of waiting and change. - Hosts: Jorge Valenzuela, Alex Maldonado, Michael Woodard Links: Leave us a review in the Apple Podcasts app: http://bit.ly/innersanctumpodcast Follow Us Online: Facebook - http://bit.ly/innersanctumfb Twitter - https://twitter.com/innersanctumpod YouTube - http://bit.ly/innersanctumyoutube Music: Dreams by Andy Hunter 

In the third episode of The Passion Projects, Alex Maldonado, a professional guitarist who has played with artists like Becky G, Nipsey Hussle, 6LACK and more, reveals how his passion turned into a career. He talks support, difficulties, favorite memories and ways to achieve your dream.

Fostering a Change is a nonprofit with an independent living program that serves female former foster youth who are seeking higher education. On today's show, Athena Paquette Cormier and Alex Maldonado dive into the program offered by Fostering a Change, the type of housing they provide, and how one could qualify. Alex is the President […]

Hello all, we're happy to be back after the holidays and returning to our regular recording schedule! In our returning episode, we decided to try something a bit different to mix things up. We recorded a short inspirational audio where we share several scriptures and declarations on the subject of healing. Our hope is that you can use this audio to help inspire and reinforce the gift of healing and divine health we have access to in Christ. - Hosts: Jorge Valenzuela, Alex Maldonado, Ian Turner, and Michael Woodward Links Jorge's book, Ask: Why Prayer is Simple: https://amzn.to/2KfpvN9 Download or subscribe to this show at: http://theinnersanctum.libsyn.com/podcast Leave us a review in iTunes or the Apple Podcasts App: Apple Podcasts - http://bit.ly/innersanctumpodcast Follow Us Online: Facebook - http://bit.ly/innersanctumfb Twitter - https://twitter.com/innersanctumpod YouTube - http://bit.ly/innersanctumyoutube Music: Descent by Houses of Heaven

On this final episode of Sonderlust the Podcast, Sarah revisits each of the four areas of the challenge and discusses how she’s grown over the past year. And she does it with three of her favorite people: John (her life coach), her mom, and previous guest Rev. Lisa Yebuah from the episode, "Dating a Lady of the Clothe."Sarah Heath is the host of Sonderlust the Podcast. The show was edited and mixed by Chad Michael Snavely and the team at CMStudio. Graphics are by Allie Fleming, website is by Alex Maldonado and the Sonderlust theme song is by Daniel Roberts.To listen to all the episodes of Sonderlust, visit SonderlustThePodcast.com.

On this episode, Sarah calls up her friend and former intern, Abby, to talk about the new experiences she’s facing from working with a dating coach. Sarah also calls up her best friend (and life coach) John to talk about her dating insecurities. You’ll hear part of that conversation in this episode, but we’re saving the full conversation for the season finale. Sarah Heath is the host of Sonderlust the Podcast. The show was edited and mixed by Chad Michael Snavely and the team at CMStudio. Graphics are by Allie Fleming, website is by Alex Maldonado and the Sonderlust theme song is by Daniel Roberts.

This episode marks the one-year anniversary of Sonderlust the Podcast. It was a year ago, on Sarah’s 37th birthday, that John and her had the phone call that would set this whole challenge in motion. So now, as Sarah celebrates her 38th birthday, she’s taking this episode to look back at how it all started (yes, we’re going to play snippets of her first conversation with John), and listening to the words of her friends as they embrace her with birthday messages of love and encouragement as she moves forward. Sarah Heath is the host of Sonderlust the Podcast. The show was edited and mixed by Chad Michael Snavely and the team at CMStudio. Graphics are by Allie Fleming, website is by Alex Maldonado and the Sonderlust theme song is by Daniel Roberts.

Throughout this entire 52-week challenge, the most difficult part for Sarah has been improving her dating life. So, she decided to work with a dating coach, and is now in what she refers to as “dating bootcamp.” But as awkward as it might be, Sarah is finding that there is plenty to learn - from her coach, about her dates, and most importantly, about herself. So in this episode, Sarah calls up her big brother Jonathan to get some advice. They talk through the struggles both of them have had over the years in finding and keeping relationships, and what the road ahead looks like for Sarah. Sarah Heath is the host of Sonderlust the Podcast. The show was edited and mixed by Chad Michael Snavely and the team at CMStudio. Graphics are by Allie Fleming, website is by Alex Maldonado and the Sonderlust theme song is by Daniel Roberts.

On this episode, Sarah continues her conversation with Jonathan Martin about her feelings of burnout, and what it takes to feel alive again. Sarah Heath is the host of Sonderlust the Podcast. The show was edited and mixed by Chad Michael Snavely and the team at CMStudio. Graphics are by Allie Fleming, website is by Alex Maldonado and the Sonderlust theme song is by Daniel Roberts.

Sarah has been in ministry for a long time. And, as is often the case, people who “do ministry” every day get to a point where they just need to take a break. The relentless pace is just unsustainable. That, along with the normal pressures of everyday life, can leave a person feeling completely overwhelmed. Jonathan Martin knows all about this. After starting a church, pastoring, going through a divorce, moving, writing, pastoring some more, and in the process of it all, finding himself again, Jonathan is the perfect person to talk to Sarah about her decision to take a renewal leave from the church.This is part 1 of a 2-part conversation. On this episode, Jonathan helps Sarah realize that by taking a renewal leave, she’s doing the right thing - for herself, her relationships, and her ministry. The best thing she can do is learn how to slow down … and … just … stop. Sarah Heath is the host of Sonderlust the Podcast. The show was edited and mixed by Chad Michael Snavely and the team at CMStudio. Graphics are by Allie Fleming, website is by Alex Maldonado and the Sonderlust theme song is by Daniel Roberts.

In an effort to get her dating life back on track, and to continue pushing herself outside her comfort zone, Sarah visits her friend Kevin who reads her tarot cards. Kevin is a trained reader and believes he does it through the Holy Spirit, but even still, this was quite uncomfortable for Sarah.And then she has a conversation with Lisa Shield, an expert dating coach in L.A. who is currently finishing up her first book, “Naked Dating.” Lisa talks to Sarah about love, divorce, marriage and the significance of becoming the person that others will find attractive. Sarah Heath is the host of Sonderlust the Podcast. The show was edited and mixed by Chad Michael Snavely and the team at CMStudio. Graphics are by Allie Fleming, website is by Alex Maldonado and the Sonderlust theme song is by Daniel Roberts.

Recently, Sarah got word that - due to an ADHD diagnosis - her brain isn’t exactly what she thought it was. And her best friend John - who has had 14 concussions - is also dealing with his own brain-related trauma. So in this episode, Sarah and John invite you into an honest and vulnerable processing conversation. John shares about his ongoing battle with depression, and Sarah comes to grips with the overwhelming feeling that at the end of the day, she’s just not doing enough. And as these best friends reveal their struggles and share hopeful words, they both come to the realization that because of these lifetime conditions, they have an entirely new set of coping skills to learn. Sarah Heath is the host of Sonderlust the Podcast. The show was edited and mixed by Chad Michael Snavely and the team at CMStudio. Graphics are by Allie Fleming, website is by Alex Maldonado and the Sonderlust theme song is by Daniel Roberts.

In 1998, Sarah graduated from Oak Grove High School in southern Mississippi. She was in the yearbook Hall of Fame, was voted Most Likely to Succeed by her peers, and had no aspirations of ever becoming a pastor.But now, 20 years later, Sarah is going back for her reunion. And through the experience she comes to the conclusion that in order to find happiness in her future, she must first find peace and happiness in her past.So in this episode, Sarah talks about her fears and insecurities with her good friend Brian Ford (a Southwest pilot, former nurse and deep thinker) and then gets the wise and loving parental perspective from Dr. Robert and Mrs. Christine Heath. Sarah Heath is the host of Sonderlust the Podcast. The show was edited and mixed by Chad Michael Snavely and the team at CMStudio. Graphics are by Allie Fleming, website is by Alex Maldonado and the Sonderlust theme song is by Daniel Roberts. For more, visit SonderlustThePodcast.com.

Last week, Sarah attended a wedding with her friends Logan Grubbs (a priest) and Blake McIver (an actor). When the wedding was finished, Sarah recorded conversations with them about what it looks like to maintain a sense of worth, when everything in our culture is fighting against that very idea.Then, Sarah decided to catch up with her best friend John. As always, John provided a listening ear as Sarah talked through some of her current fears and struggles, and in turn, John - like the great life coach that he is - gave Sarah all the wisdom. Wherever you are in this journey of life, be encouraged and know you’re not alone. You matter. You have worth. And you are loved. You can follow Logan on Instagram and Twitter, and you can see what movies Blake has been in, and then follow him on Instagram and Twitter.Sarah Heath is the host of Sonderlust the Podcast. The show was edited and mixed by Chad Michael Snavely and the team at CMStudio. Graphics are by Allie Fleming, website is by Alex Maldonado and the Sonderlust theme song is by Daniel Roberts. We also want to say THANK YOU SO MUCH to everyone who backed our Kickstarter. Thanks to you, we surpassed our goal (109%!!) and now we get to make the rest of Season 1. We are so grateful for your support!For more info and other great episodes, visit SonderlustThePodcast.com

Jeffrey Lawler is many things…an athlete, spartan warrior, former trainer, theologian and entrepreneur. But he’s also someone who deeply believes in the importance of taking sabbatical time, especially when it comes to social media and technology. Earlier this year, Jeffrey turned off his phone and didn’t pick it back up for thirty days! So in this conversation, Sarah and Jeffrey dig into the importance of going on social media fasts, and why doing this consistently is part of the way that Jeffrey has chosen to live his life. Sarah Heath is the host of Sonderlust the Podcast. The show was edited and mixed by Chad Michael Snavely and the team at CMStudio. Graphics are by Allie Fleming, website is by Alex Maldonado and the Sonderlust theme song is by Daniel Roberts. If you’d like to support the show and make sure the rest of Season 1 gets made, check out our Kickstarter! Visit http://kck.st/2KpeVzs to learn more.Thanks to all the wonderful people who have already backed the Kickstarter: • David Trotter • Katie Hedd • Dan Staeven • George Bell • Cristi Jernigan • Dan Wiles • Michael Kotick • Laura Dickens Rosenberg • Amy Gutierrez • Andy Kim • Marc Stephenson • Chris & Kim Hawley • Susan SalleyFor more info and other great episodes, visit SonderlustThePodcast.com.

Brady Smith is an actor, a husband (to Tiffany Thiessen), a father (to a daughter and a son), and a friend to Sarah. So in this episode, Sarah and Brady talk about life, work and why spending time with your family is better than anything.Throughout the conversation you’ll hear Sarah and Brady talk about the importance of putting family first, meeting (and dating) someone who might seem intimidating, how Brady got his start in acting, how Brady and Tiffani first got together, finding someone who loves you for being you...not for what you’ve done, making space for the work your significant other is doing, navigating social media as a “public family,” online dating (is it “Bumble" or “Bubble"??), and the little things that make all the difference in a relationship.Sarah Heath is the host of Sonderlust the Podcast. The show was edited and mixed by Chad Michael Snavely and the team at CMStudio. Graphics are by Allie Fleming, website is by Alex Maldonado and the Sonderlust theme song is by Daniel Roberts.If you’d like to support the show and make sure the rest of Season 1 gets made, check out our Kickstarter! Visit http://kck.st/2KpeVzs to learn more.

When Sarah asked her health coach, Bethany Wood, to be on this episode, she had no idea that it would result in an agreement to go on a social media cleanse. But that’s exactly what happened. And now…Sarah is questioning her decision to ever start a podcast. One week with NO social media? But there’s a reason Bethany challenged Sarah to go dark on social media for a week (it all started after watching the “Nosedive” episode of Black Mirror). And now, Sarah wants YOU to join her on this cleanse. Are you in? Here are the rules:For the week after this episode airs (May 1 - May 7), commit to no Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat or any other social media. You can still email, text, listen to podcasts and use the internet in general. But we recommend that you either delete the social media apps from your phone for the week, or just do whatever you can to make the apps less accessible and tempting. Also, turn off all social media notifications and alerts on your phone, iPad or watch so they don’t distract you or make you tempted to check them.You can use the hashtag #sonderlustcleanse when you post your last social media post before going dark, and when the cleanse is done, Sarah and Bethany would love to hear about your experience and what you got out of it. This is going to be fun! (At least that’s what Sarah keeps telling herself…)If you’d like to connect with Bethany, email her at bethanywood.healthcoach@gmail.comSarah Heath is the host of Sonderlust the Podcast. The show was edited and mixed by Chad Michael Snavely and the team at CMStudio. Graphics are by Allie Fleming, website is by Alex Maldonado and the Sonderlust theme song is by Daniel Roberts. You can visit us online at SonderlustThePodcast.com.

Host: Sarah Heath Edited By: Gregg Nordin Produced by: Sarah Heath, Allie Fleming & CorieSavary, Graphics by: Allie Fleming, Website by: Alex Maldonado."Sonderlust Theme" Daniel Roberts

In a search to understand what motivates her to do what she does Sarah talks to renownedEnneagram expert, author and podcaster Suzanne Stabilewww.suzannestabile.comabout lifeas a helper/performer. John stops by to weigh in on findinga spiritual director and his ownEnneagram type.Host: Sarah Heath Edited By: Gregg Nordin Produced by: Sarah Heath, Allie Fleming & CorieSavary, Graphics by: Allie Fleming, Website by: Alex Maldonado."Sonderlust Theme" Daniel Roberts (danieljohnroberts.com)"Bit Quest" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed underCreative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License

What's the key to good physical and mental health? After a long list of physical and mental stressors, Sarah's body is tapped out. Exhausting the traditional route of American medicine, it was time to try something new: acupuncture. Sarah unpacks her health issues while receiving acupuncture treatments from Angela Sinnett of Magnolia Wellness.Host: Sarah Heath, Produced by: Sarah Heath, Allie Fleming & Corie Savary, Graphics by: Allie Fleming, Website by: Alex Maldonado."Sonderlust Theme" Daniel Roberts (danieljohnroberts.com)"Bit Quest" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License"Autumn Wind" by Dee Yan-KeyLicensed under Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike License

Anxious about her current life trajectory, and dreading her upcoming birthday, Sarah calls her best friend looking for advice. Instead, she ends up with life-changing challenges instead of advice. Now Sarah has 52 weeks to figure out what happiness looks like and make some big changes to avoid a life of perpetual “what ifs” and sonderlust. This is the episode that started it all. Host: Sarah Heath, Produced and Edited by Corie Savary, Graphic Design by Allie Fleming, Website by Alex Maldonado, Theme Song Written and Recorded by Daniel Roberts. """OctoBlues"" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/" """Bit Quest"" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/"

Capítulo de miércoles, miércoles gurriato con Chema Lara quien entrevistará al guitarrista, cantante y productor mallorquín Alex Maldonado. Escucharemos a The Jayhawks que el viernes se presentan en la capital para dar un concierto de esos que no olvidaremos, apostamos sobre seguro a ello. Más inmediato es lo de Malcom Holcombe que hoy nos dará lo suyo junto a Jared Tyler y Molly Gene en la Boite madrileña.

Capítulo de miércoles, miércoles gurriato con Chema Lara quien entrevistará al guitarrista, cantante y productor mallorquín Alex Maldonado. Escucharemos a The Jayhawks que el viernes se presentan en la capital para dar un concierto de esos que no olvidaremos, apostamos sobre seguro a ello. Más inmediato es lo de Malcom Holcombe que hoy nos dará lo suyo junto a Jared Tyler y Molly Gene en la Boite madrileña.