Podcast appearances and mentions of chris rich

Don catches up with Matt Shura, Taylynd Stuhr, Captain Kimo, Sheriff Wynn and Chris Rich.

In this episode, certified life coach Chris Rich is joined by fellow coach LeAnn Austin for an honest and heartfelt conversation about navigating mixed faith families. Together, they explore the challenges, growth, and unexpected gifts that come when loved ones hold different beliefs. Tune in for practical tools, personal stories, and compassionate insights to help you build stronger, more connected relationships—no matter your faith differences.Here are her links:Website: https://leannaustin.com/Podcast: https://leannaustin.com/podcast/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/LeAnnAustinCoaching/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LeAnnAustinCoaching

Don is joined in studio by Tatum Stuhr, Carly King, Buck Pruitt, and Tyson Stuhr. He also checks in with Taylynd Stuhr for the Badass Badlands report, and chats with Chris Rich and James Gougnhour.

In this episode of the Mixed Faith Marriage Mastermind, certified life coach Chris Rich and relationship coach Suzette Halterman dive into the complexities of navigating religious practices in a mixed faith home. With honesty, compassion, and practical wisdom, they explore how couples can honor their individual beliefs while creating a shared space of respect, flexibility, and connection. Whether it's family prayer, church attendance, or scripture study, Chris and Suzette offer real-life tools and insights to help couples make intentional choices that work for their unique family.

Don is joined in studio by Miss State Capitol, Taylynd Stuhr, and her father, Tyson Stuhr. Don also chats with Captain Kimo and Sheriff Wynn with the M 406 Rifle Company, Chris Rich with AZ Fly Shop, and James Gougnhour with Malihini Sports Fishing.

Don is joined in studio by Chris Rich from AZ Fly Shop, and chats with Colonel Kimo, Sheriff Wynn, and James Gougnhour.

In this heartfelt episode, Chris Rich explores the unseen ways YOUR presence makes a difference. Through personal reflection and a favorite quote, she shares how even in the hard and uncertain moments, your life is lighting up the world—more than you realize.

Don is joined in studio by the Kansas City Royals rehab pitching coach, Ken Knutson, and chats with the Cleveland Guardians roving pitcher coach, Tony Arnold, Captain Kimo and Sheriff Wynn with the 406 Rifle Company, Chris Rich from AZ Fly Shop, and James Gougnhour from Malihini Sports Fishing.

Don is joined in studio by Captain Kimo and Ashlie of 406 Rifle Company, Tan and Dean of Vector Optics, and Dave of Sota Fire Arms. He also chats with Sherriff Wynn, Chris Rich, and James Gougnhour.

The panel of experts meets again (Brooke Booth, Suzette Halterman and Chris Rich) to discuss Momon mixed faith marriages. Here we talk about GRIEF. -Our own experience with grief-How does grief manifest for your clients? What do they grieve? How do you help your clients work through their grief?-How do you help clients process the grief of not sharing spiritual milestones, traditions, or beliefs with their partner?-How do you help your clients cope with the loss of a shared spiritual vision for their future, family, or children?-Have family or religious communities contributed to grief ?-Do you think the grief of a mixed-faith marriage ever fully resolves, or is it something to continually navigate?-What advice would you give to other mixed-faith couples navigating grief?If you need more help go to brookeboothcoaching.com

Don is joined in studio by his son, Don McDowell Jr. He also chats with Tony Vazquez of Wild Pursuit Owners, Captain Bill WIlkerson, Captain Kimo, Sheriff Wynn, Chris Rich, and James Gougnhour.

Don is joined in studio by Brother Jesse and William Hindman, and chats with Greg Kreuger, Sheriff Wynn, Chris Rich, and James Gougnhour.

In this special Mixed Faith Marriage Mastermind episode, Chris Rich is joined by Brooke Booth and Suzette Halterman to explore the role of grief in mixed faith relationships.When faith shifts or expectations change, grief is a natural response—but it's often misunderstood or overlooked. Together, we discuss how grief shows up, why it matters, and how to process it in healthy ways. You'll learn practical tools to navigate loss, foster connection, and honor your feelings as you move forward.If you've ever felt the ache of what's changed in your relationship, this episode is for you.

Don is joined in studio by Matt Shura and Chris Rich, and chats with Suzzane Menges of ACGA, Captain Kimo and Sheriff Wynn for Coffee and Chaos, and James Gougnhour of Malihini Sports Fishing.

Don is joined LIVE in studio by Chase Thompson from APEC and Trey Campagna from CS Armor! He also chats with Chris Rich, and James Gougnhour.

What if fun was the missing ingredient for a healthier, more resilient nervous system? In this episode of Building Resilience, I sit down with Chris Rich, a certified life coach and self-proclaimed “fun expert,” to talk about why fun isn't just a luxury—it's a nervous system reset button.From stomping in puddles to spontaneous adventures, Kris shares simple ways to infuse more fun into everyday life and explains why playfulness is a powerful tool for emotional well-being. If life has been feeling too serious lately, this episode will help you bring joy and lightness back into your days!What You'll Learn in This Episode✅ How fun positively impacts your nervous system✅ Why some people struggle with fun (hint: it's a nervous system thing!)✅ How to break free from survival mode and invite more play into your life✅ The “FUNdamentals of Fun” – simple ways to look for, create, and share fun✅ The difference between healthy fun vs. distraction/buffering✅ Why fun helps build stronger relationships, reduce stress, and improve mental healthGet My Resilience Journal

Don chats with Tan and Dean Rhinehart of Vector Optics, Sheriff Wynn of the 406 Rifle company, Chris Rich of the AZ Fly Shop, and James Gougnhour of Malihini Sportfishing.

Don chats with Jim Lawrence, Don Pelfrey, Captain Kimo, Sheriff Wynn, Chris Rich, and James Gougnhour about the outdoor world!

In studio Jared Stubbs form 33rd Parallel Defensive, Chase Thompson form APEX Outdoor Clubs. In "Coffee and Chaos" Capt Kimo. Don caught up with Chris Rich from AZ Fly Shop and Commissioner Gougnhour.

In this episode of the Mixed Faith Relationship Podcast, certified life coach Chris Rich breaks down the basics of the nervous system and how it influences our emotions, behaviors, and relationships. Whether you're navigating challenges or simply seeking balance, this episode offers practical insights to help you better understand and support yourself and your loved ones. You don't want to miss it! Could you do me a favor?  Please leave a review on your preferred podcast platform. It helps more people find the podcast.   I would also love to hear any insights or questions you have. You can also find me at:  ⁠www.chrisrichcoaching.com⁠ chrisrichcoaching@gmail.com ⁠@chrisrichcoaching⁠ Instagram ⁠Subscribe to my Mixed Faith Friday Emails⁠

In this episode of the Mixed Faith Marriage Mastermind, join three seasoned coaches—Chris Rich, Brooke Booth, and Suzette Halterman—as they dive into one of the most crucial aspects of any relationship: communication. Drawing from both personal and professional experience in mixed faith marriages, they explore the unique challenges couples face when beliefs differ. From navigating difficult conversations to overcoming common pitfalls like defensiveness, mindreading, and black-and-white thinking, this discussion is packed with actionable insights and strategies. Whether you're looking to strengthen your connection, express yourself more effectively, or simply feel more understood, this episode offers hope, tools, and inspiration to build bridges and create meaningful dialogue in your mixed faith marriage. Tune in and discover how improved communication can transform your relationship! Could you do me a favor?  Please leave a review on your preferred podcast platform. It helps more people find the podcast.   I would also love to hear any insights or questions you have. You can also find me at:  ⁠www.chrisrichcoaching.com⁠ chrisrichcoaching@gmail.com ⁠@chrisrichcoaching⁠ Instagram ⁠Subscribe to my Mixed Faith Friday Emails⁠

Don is joined in studio by Chris Rich from AZ Fly Shop and Scott Lavin from the Council to Advance Hunting and the Shooting Sports, as well as Jesse from Ukraine and Commissioner James Gougnhour.

Don McDowell is joined in studio by Matt Shura and Greg Krueger, and chats with Chris Rich and James Gougnhour.

Don McDowell is joined in studio by Jim Lawrence and David Peters, as well as Keith Davis, Chris Rich, and James Gougnhour.

Three experienced life coaches you specialize in mixed faith marriages get together to talk about how to speak up in your marriage. Brooke Booth, Chris Rich and Suzette Halterman discuss the following: 1. How can you initially broach a difficult topic and bring something up to your spouse when that feels scary to do,  maybe because it's scary to bring up something that you have never talked about, or because  in the past it has led to conflict or not gone anywhere productive?  What are your tips or strategies? What if your spouse is unwilling to work with you with you when you do speak up or your bring it up but it doesn't go well? Any personal experiences? how can you make requests as a way of speaking up and asking for things that you want in the relationship? What if your spouse does not honor your requests? Any tips, thoughts, or personal experiences about making requests? 3. What exactly does it mean to set a boundary? What are some tips for doing this? Do you have any examples from your mixed-faith marriage? 4. How can you speak up about what matters to you in ways that are productive? What might be an unproductive way to speak up about what matters to you? Any thoughts,tips or personal experiences? 5. One way to speak up is to be aware of whether you are beating around the bush, dropping hints, alluding to things, using body language instead of words to communicate etc. How can you translate those more passive approaches to very direct and clear communicating? 6. If you struggle with speaking up in your relationship, any thoughts on how to work on this?with

Guests Matt Shura & Jim Furimsky, Art Chamberlain, Chris Rich & James Goughnhour.

Today Don spoke with Barry Lewis from Texas, Chris Rich and Commissioner Gougnhour.

Don is joined by Jared Stubbs, Matt Shura, Chris Rich, and James Gougnhour.

Today in studio CW5 Andy Smeltzer and Master Sergeant Andy Goettl. We checked in with Chris Rich from AZ Fly Shop and Commissioner Gougnhour and Tracy Purtee of Let's Talk Fishin'.

Don McDowell is joined this week by Captain Bill, Chris Lowman, Tracy Purtee, Dave Hallof, Chris Rich and commissioner James Gougnhour on this weeks edition of the outdoor radio show!

Three mixed faith marriage life coaches talk about sex and sexuality in this episode. Join myself, Chris Rich, and Suzette Halterman as we discuss how a faith transition can impact sex and one's relationship with their own sexuality. We discuss questions such as: How to deal with a partner exploring their sexuality? How to deal with masturbation or porn? How to deal with different sexual drives? How to talk to kids about sex? Get more support for your mixed faith marriage at BrookeBoothCoaching.com.

In studio we had Chris Rich from AZ Fly Shop. We checked in on Capt Bill Malihini, Barry Lewis and Comissioner James Gougnhour

Don McDowell was joined in studio by Tyson Stuhr, Rancher farmer sportsman. By phone, Chris Lowman, Ben Menges. As always, checked in with Chris Rich and Commissioner James Gougnhour.

Chris Rich, Suzette Halterman and myself (Brooke Booth) meet again to discuss mixed faith marriages from both our personal and professional experience. In this month's discussion we talk about Sunday. We cover: -What has worked and not worked for us -Why Sunday is a hard day -How to manage things like -Issues we see when a spouse stops attending -What about when a kid wants to stay home or go to church -How to support kids/spouses re talks, primary programs etc -How to manage Sunday dress and getting the kids ready -What about social activities and keeping the Sabbath day holy As always it is a rich and varied discussion. To get more help with your mixed faith marriage go to BrookeBoothCoaching.com

Psalm 77:1-20 | Chris Rich | "In the day of my trouble I seek the Lord; in the night my hand is stretched out without wearying; my soul refuses to be comforted." Where would you be if you couldn't remember anything? Day-to-day life would be difficult, and hard seasons would be unbearable. Here, we see the comfort, hope, and security offered to God's people as they remember him, his works, and his promises.

Send us a Text Message.Chris Rich shares her journey to find joy and rejoicing in her family by choosing her own definition of success, even when her husband and children do not participate at church.REFERENCESSecond Arrow"Forget Me Not" Pr. Dieter UchtdorfCharlie and the Chocolate Factory by Roald Dahl3 Nephi 17:23 "Behold your little ones.""Am I a Good Mom?" Jody MooreByron Katie "When we argue with reality, we lose, but only 100% of the time.” We Can Do Hard Things with Michelle Obama "Come home. We will always like you here."QUESTIONSWhat are you giving up on?Are you giving up on the need to control?  What do I really want?What is my end desire?What does it look like to invite people to Christ from love and joy, without dragging them?What do I really want out of this relationship?Is this going to help me?Is this going to build a bridge or create a wall?Do I want to judge them or do I want to love them?What do I need to do to get to love?How far are you from devastation right now?What do I do here?How do I show up as the person right now to have them want to be here with me today?How has your children not coming to church helped you come closer to Jesus?You can hear more from Chris on The Mixed-faith Relationship PodcastHer website chrisrichcoaching.comFacebook Chris Rich CoachingInstagram chrisrichcoachingYou found me! If what you heard on the No Empty Chairs podcast gives you hope for more help, please schedule a free Conversation with Candice. You can also visit candiceclarkcoaching.com for more information about how coaching tools can help you keep your relationship with your children and your faith. While you're there, be sure to pull up a chair and sign up with your email to be the first to know about news and events for moms whose kids don't come to church. It's going to be okay, and even better!

The panel meets again (Suzette Halterman, Chris Rich and Brooke Booth) to talk about being adaptable and flexible. In this discussion we get into the following: - The importance of being adaptable and the harm in rigidity. -The difference between being adaptable and being a doormat - How to handle our own lack of flexibility -How to handle our spouse's lack of flexibility As always it's full of our own journey and what we have learned and seen on our own paths. If you are interested in getting help for you mixed faith marriage check out my website : https://brookeboothcoaching.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/brooke-booth7/message

In this panel discussion with Chris Rich and Suzette Halterman we talk about the sometimes delicate topic of tithing. We talk about: -How we deal with it in our marriages -How we see clients deal with tithing -Why is can be such a hot topic -Tips on how to talk about tithing If you want to learn more about my course to help you LOVE your mixed faith marriage - go here: https://brookeboothcoaching.com/mfm-course-sales-page/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/brooke-booth7/message

Chris Rich, Suzette Halterman and myself talk about respect in a mixed faith marriage. We share: - Our definitions of respect (what it is and what it is NOT). - How lack of respect can be a big deal or small potatoes - How our own judgment can stop us from showing respect. -How respect looks like in conversations (interrupting or not) -How to respect someone who has different religious beliefs AND SO MUCH MORE! Go here to learn about my course to help you fall in love with your mixed faith marriage: https://brookeboothcoaching.com/mfm-course-sales-page/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/brooke-booth7/message

"If I had known about this .... I would not have married you" is something that comes up in a mixed faith marriage after a faith transition. In this mastermind panel discussion Suzette Halterman, Chris Rich and myself discuss this phrase. We talk about : -Our own personal experience with this kind of phrase - When it might be a valid and important part of communication -How much conscious choice we exercise when choosing our spouse -How to choose your spouse now if that is the right decision --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/brooke-booth7/message

Chris Rich, Suzette Halterman and myself are starting a series where we combine our knowledge, expertise and experience to help you in your mixed faith marriage. In this first installment we talk about connection. -What connection means? -How to create more of it? -What types of connection exist -Is there a certain balance of connection and disconnection you should aim for? To learn more about my course - Loving and Strengthening Your Mixed Faith Marriage. https://brookeboothcoaching.com/group/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/brooke-booth7/message

My friend Chris Rich (married mother of three, husband and all three children stepped away from the Church, grew up in SLC, lives in Western Massachusetts, professional life coach) joins us to share her story. Chris talks learning to process the emotions (worried, angry, disappointment, resentment, and grief) of having family members leave the church and learning how to get through those emotions to find peace. Chris talks about the constant thought of “this isn't what I signed up for” but learning to get past that perspective into a more healthy and sustainable mindset. Chris talks about her efforts to get her husband back to church—but then deciding “my job is to love, Jesus job is to save”. She talks about moving beyond “the only way to be happy is if my husband comes back to church.” Chris also talks about “clean pain” and “dirty pain” and how dirty pain can result in getting stuck (like a hamster wheel) and how to move beyond that pain. Chris talks about loving and supporting her family now. Seeing the good in their lives and contributions to society. Chris talks about how “fear is a hard emotion to parent from” and her end goal now with her family is “connection”. This is one of the best podcasts we've done to find peace, hope, and love when family members leave the church. I was so moved listening to Chris's insights—including gospel insights, scriptures, talks and the power of the Atonement of Jesus Christ. Thank you, Chris, for being on the podcast. I hope your episode is shared far and wide. Your work is so needed in our community. Thank you for being on our podcast—you are awesome! Links: a) Chris Rich's coaching site: https://www.chrisrichcoaching.com/ b) Chris's podcast (The Mixed Faith Relationship Podcast): https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-mixed-faith-relationship-podcast/id1627333149 c) Elder Uchtdorf talk: https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/liahona/2011/11/general-relief-society-meeting/forget-me-not?lang=eng d) Richard Ostler Books: papaostler.com e) Index of Podcasts: listenlearnandlove.org/podcasts

Sunday Sermon | THRIVE | Thrive in Planting | 1 Thessalonians 1:1-8, Acts 17:1-9 | Chris Rich | 9/10/2023

Sunday Sermon | THRIVE | Thrive in Planting | 1 Thessalonians 1:1-8, Acts 17:1-9 | Chris Rich | 9/10/2023

The Act in Relation to Service legalized slavery in Utah in 1852. Dr. Sally Gordon tells more about how the statute affected both Black & Indian slavery in Utah. Check out our conversation…. https://youtu.be/puDhwkA7BUg Copyright © 2023 Gospel Tangents All Rights Reserved Except for book reviews, no content may be reproduced without written permission Black & Indian Slavery in Utah GT  1:36:37 One last comment, and then I promise I'll let you go. Sally  1:36:40  Okay. GT  1:36:40  Because I know it is getting late. We had a conversation yesterday a little bit about--I know Paul Reeve is coming out with a book on the 1852 legislature. Sally  1:36:50  Yes. GT  1:36:50  Was it Chris Rich? Sally  1:36:51  Rich. GT  1:36:52  Chris Rich had given a presentation a few years ago at Mormon History Association where he was trying to make a distinction between Indian slavery and Black slavery in Utah. Sally  1:37:04  Yes. GT  1:37:05  Can you talk a little bit about that controversy and where you stand? Sally  1:37:07  Sure. Oh, boy, you're getting me in trouble. There are many different kinds of slavery. Native slavery was widely practiced here in Utah, across the West, and had been practiced back east. I mean, really. It had been true slavery. The idea that slavery was just African, it was a much later idea. It really is true that slavery became a much more profitable enterprise than indentured servitude, for example. But the idea that it would be perpetual and inherited slavery was controversial in the colonies. So, I want us to understand that bound labor exists across a spectrum. When a native child was sold, and forcibly removed from their family, and held to labor, until age 18, or whatever it was--even when they were directed to be given shoes, and I don't know, education of some rudimentary sort. When most of them died before they reached the age of 18, that's a form of bound labor. That's not freedom. Is it the same thing as chattel slavery, protected by King George III? No. It fits much more closely into the practice of native slavery. Sally  1:38:59  There's a very well-known book called, The Other Slavery by Andres Resendez,[1] who teaches at UC Davis, I think. He argues that about 5 million natives, if I have it right, were enslaved by Europeans, during the period of colonization, which is a long period. So, saying that there's two kinds of slavery just says what we all know already. There's lots of different slaveries. Many natives were held with African slaves for long periods. So, it's not clear to me that people who bought native children didn't also have black slaves. It seems like they may well have. I was talking to a scholar of slavery and said, "Well, imagine. Just imagine that someone calls this adoption and says that this is someone brought into the family and taught a faith, and that, yes, they're required to work, but so is the whole family, and life isn't easy for them. These are people who've been made orphans and are not allowed to even speak their own language." I mean, it's a rough, rough position for a kid. But the people who are doing the adopting, say, "Well, they were going to get killed otherwise." If you study how the slave trade worked in Utah, and across the Southwest, the slave trade went up, when the Mormons arrived. When Europeans arrived, it went up. Sally  1:41:01  So, it's hard to say that this was just helping kids. Paiutes were really easy to kill. They were very peaceful people. The slave traders were vicious. It's true that some Latter-day Saints sold kids, too. So, I want to be fair. I really do. I want to say, even with African slaves, the Latter-day Saints cared about family. That's what they do. They cared about family. Yes, there's some idea of adoption here. But I promise you back east, they were doing the same thing. It's not like the Mormons made it up. Andrew Jackson adopted a little native boy,

What's the Big Dill?Pickleball is a sport that combines elements of Tennis, Badminton, and ping pong. On this week's episode of the Legacy Lowdown Producer Andrew fills the co-host seat as we discuss what makes Pickleball fun for all ages and we also find out what it means to get “Pickled”

Easter Service | Risen - Jesus is Alive | Chris Rich

Last week, we partnered up with APFA (Association of Professional Football Analysts) in our series of 'Friday interviews' was on the topic of college recruitment and the role of data. Our guests were Chris Rich, head coach of UNC-Greensboro, and Katelyn Longino, who is the assistant coach at University of Iowa. The full 60 minute interview is available on the APFA website. Just click below, start an account and watch for FREE!! https://t.co/4G1v2jzCan

Chris is a second generation Arizona native. He has been fly fishing Arizona for 46 years and has been lucky enough to fish all over the world like Slovenia, Scotland, Ireland, Chalk Streams in England, Spanish Pyrenees, Iceland and all over the good ole USA. His favorite place to fish is in the White mountains of Arizona. He's built a private wealth management firm for the last 32 years, and still spends a fair amount of my time caring for his clients. He sits on the board of several charities around the Phoenix and is the President of the board for the Homeless ID Project. They will provide over 12,000 pieces of documentation this year for homeless individuals trying to end their homelessness. I love stopping into fly shops wherever I'm at. Phoenix had been without a fly shop for several years, and two years ago I decided that Phoenix deserved to have a great fly shop, and no one else seemed to want to open one, so I decided it was up to me. AZ Fly Shop doesn't belong to me, it belongs to the community, I am just a steward of the community fly shop. We are committed to serving the fly fishing community and also our broader community. Our first twelve months in business we gave $25,000 to local charities; casting for recovery, the mayfly project, Homeless ID Project, the scouts fly fishing camp, and a few conservation efforts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Some besties called in with more for us to consider! This week, we're talking about a maybe parallel between Dean and Chris and the Gilmore girlies, how Lorelai's views on Rory's school friends are a bit hypocritical, and Tara makes Haley talk about Logan's faults. (It was hard. -Haley) Call our voicemail if you have more for us to consider- 860-578-4653!