Podcast appearances and mentions of debbie campbell

This episode of VHHA's Patients Come First podcast features Debbie Campbell, Riverside Health System Director of Community Engagement, who joins us for a conversation about a new health system collaboration with LINK of Hampton Roads, and much more. Send questions, comments, feedback, or guest suggestions to pcfpodcast@vhha.com or contact on X (Twitter) or Instagram using the #PatientsComeFirst hashtag.

Thoughts? Comments? Suggestions? Send me a DM here!This week's episode of Travel Talk with host Kim Anderson is a celebration of adventuring at any age—because dreams have no expiration date!Inspired by her conversation with Michael and Debbie Campbell, also known as the Senior Nomads (Episode #85), Kim shines a light on their remarkable journey and delivers a powerful message: it's never too late to chase your dreams.Design Her Travel is dedicated to inspiring you to craft the life of your dreams, brimming with travel and adventure. This episode serves as a motivational boost, packed with inspiration and pure wanderlust fuel.Tune in each week to hear captivating stories from fascinating individuals doing extraordinary things around the globe. Prepare to be inspired by every story!If you loved this episode, let me know! Share it to your Instagram stories and tag me: @DesignHerTravelSupport the Show.Let's CONNECT! FREE GUIDE: How to Travel Longer for Less Money

Thoughts? Comments? Suggestions? Send me a DM here!Think globetrotting is just for young backpackers? Think again! In this episode, we smash travel stereotypes with the inspiring Debbie and Michael Campbell, also known as the Senior Nomads.This adventurous couple ditched the rocking chairs for rolling suitcases and haven't looked back. They traded their house, car, and even their sailboat for a life of exploring the world, one Airbnb at a time. Eleven years and 94 countries later they're proving that age is truly just a number. ️Tune in as Debbie and Michael share their inspiring story, from the moment their daughter introduced them to the magic of Airbnb and sparked their travel life, to the incredible experiences and self-discovery they've had along the way. We even chat about their book, Your Keys, Our Home, which chronicles their adventures.Get ready to be inspired! This episode dives deep into travel styles, relationships, and the amazing possibilities that open up when you embrace new ideas.Join us and see why the Senior Nomads are proving that adventure has no expiry date.TOPICS DISCUSSED:The keys to a good relationship (after 50 years together!) Travel as the ultimate teacherThings that help you feel at home on the move Health insurance on the goRESOURCES:Connect with the Senior Nomads on their website or Facebook page.⚡ Round Book: Travel as a Political Act by Rick StevesEPISODE DETAILS:9:09 - Sometimes in life, all it requires is to be receptive to a new idea. You never know the magic that might unfold when you say yes.15:01 - Travel allows you to connect the dots of history,  whether that's through art or the people you meet, you get to learn so much more in real-time. 20:45 - Keep in mind that there are doctors, dentists, and health professionals all around the world. 28:37 - If your attitude is, I can't, then most likely you can't. but if your attitude is, I can then most likely you can.37:09 - As long as you are learning every day, having fun staying within your budget. Have your health and are in love. Keep going. Are you interested in Traveling Longer for Less Money? If so, sign up for my FREE GUIDE and learn how!Support the Show.Let's CONNECT! FREE GUIDE: How to Travel Longer for Less Money

Matt Rinaldi will NOT be running again for Chair of RPT. We need to be very careful with who we support! ALSO - My reply to Debbie Campbell who accuses me of "Spewing lies and spreading misinformation" ! Join me for a good laugh!

Meet the Producers of Rediscovering Debbie Campbell - A Conversation with Lynz Floren and Aubrey AllenJoin show creator and producer Lynz Floren and producer Aubrey Allen in a conversation in which they discuss the origins of Rediscovering Debbie Campbell and how they each found sweet inspiration in Debbie's story. You'll learn about our producers, how their lives led to this project, as well as what other creative and musical things they work on outside of the show. Rediscovering Debbie Campbell Website: Debbiepodcast.com IG: @debbiecampbellpodcast FB Page: @DebbiecampbellPodcast FB Group: @Rediscovering Debbie Campbell Producers: Lynz Floren - LinkedIn, IG, FB Page, Spotify Aubrey Allen - Website, LinkedIn, Instagram Show Notes Writer: Brianna Jovahn - LinkedIn, Website Growth Network Podcasts Website: www.growthnetworkpodcasts.com IG: https://instagram.com/gnpshows LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/growthnetworkpodcasts/ TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@growthnetworkpodcasts Mentioned in this episode:Donate to Help us continue to tell Debbie's storyWe love telling Debbie's story, but it takes a lot of work to put a show like this together. If you have money to give, we'd love your support. Click to donate.Support Our Work with A DonationThe Magic of Descript 

Buckwheat, Beckaroo, and the Beginning of an AddictionJoin us for our third episode of the "Rediscovering Debbie Campbell Podcast" as we uncover the extraordinary life and career of Debbie Campbell with stories from Becky Hobbs, Marc Durham and Debbie herself. In these three parts, we dive into her early years, her journey through various bands, and the darker side of her success, including the night she started her battle with alcoholism. Act 1: We journey through the incredible life and career of Becky Hobbs, an accomplished songwriter and country singer. We explore Becky's experiences seeing the Kandy Kanes, being inspired by Debbie Campbell as a singer and guitarist in the all-girl band, and how she transitioned from playing with an all-female rock band to becoming a renowned songwriter. Act 2: We take you on a journey through the life of the band Buckwheat through the eyes of bassist Marc Durham. Discover how the band evolved from its early days with Jim Edgar and the Roadrunners to its transformation into Buckwheat, and how it ultimately fell apart. You'll get a glimpse into their incredible journey, the challenges they faced, and the moments of success that defined their career, from their big break with London Records to the evolution of their music across their four album career. Act 3: In the final part of this episode, we delve deep into Debbie's story, which revolves around her first drink and her subsequent alcoholism. Her story highlights how alcohol can become a crutch, a way to mask pain, and a path to addiction. From the moment she took her first drink, Debbie's life changed forever and her journey is a powerful reminder of the devastating effects of addiction and the importance of seeking help and support to overcome it. Coming Up In Episode 4: Don't miss the upcoming episode, where we'll continue to follow Debbie's path to recovery and her journey into the music scene in Tulsa Rediscovering Debbie Campbell This podcast is a labor of love, please consider donating here:Support Our Work with A Donation Website: Debbiepodcast.com IG: @debbiecampbellpodcast FB Page: @DebbiecampbellPodcast FB Group: @Rediscovering Debbie Campbell Producers: Lynz Floren - LinkedIn, IG, FB Page, Spotify Aubrey Allen - Website, LinkedIn, Instagram Show Notes...

Prologue:Our first episode starts with single tape - as podcast producer Lynz Floren digs into his family history to uncover a hidden gem.Act 1:Meet Sharon Garrison, a onetime member Debbie's 1960's girl-band the Kandy Kanes. She shares her story of her brief foray into band life before moving on and ultimately finding a career in acting. Act 2 starts with a voicemail…We meet Branda Cline, an Oklahoma native who was producing a Women of Song concert. Next we hear from Chuck “Boom-Boom” Dewalt, longtime drummer for Debbie in bands like Rockin Jimmy and the Brothers of the Night and for her own solo shows. Lynz reaches out to Oklahoma music historian and author John Wooley to get some context about the Tulsa Music scene. And lastly we connect with Tulsa County Commissioner Karen Keith, a longtime fan of Debbie's who used to create news pieces about her when she worked for the local Tulsa Channel 2.Act 3: ...in which our producer Lynz makes a Debbie connection in the wildWe meet Sarah Popejoy, an Oklahoma songwriter who tells the story of taking career advice from Debbie many years ago, shares about her cool Oklahoma concept album, and invites Lynz to the legendary Church Studio. And this is how we meet the Church Studio, a character all its own within Debbie's music history.Coming up in Episode 2 - Its all about the Kandy Kanes!Rediscovering Debbie CampbellWebsite: Debbiepodcast.comIG: @debbiecampbellpodcastFB Page: @DebbiecampbellPodcastFB Group: @Rediscovering Debbie CampbellProducers:Lynz Floren - LinkedIn, IG, FB Page, SpotifyAubrey Allen - Website, LinkedIn, InstagramGrowth Network PodcastsWebsite: www.growthnetworkpodcasts.comIG: https://instagram.com/gnpshowsLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/growthnetworkpodcasts/ TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@growthnetworkpodcastsMentioned in this episode:The Magic of Descript 

Welcome to Rediscovering Debbie Campbell. The podcast where we parse through archival recordings and new interviews to memorialize the amazing singer, songwriter, and bandmate, Debbie Campbell.Like many regional stars of her era, her exciting life story has been under the radar. She was radiant as a singer in bands, a solo performer, a songwriter, and as a step-mom.Producer Lynz Floren had backstage access to Debbie's life growing up as her step-son. Listen to him rediscover her career through observations, interviews, stories, and exciting archival recordings.Rediscovering Debbie Campbell is a Growth Networks Podcast production

Debbie Campbell had a versatile and memorable voice and stage presence, starting her career at the age of 15 with the Kandy Kanes. Later, she hit it big with the band Buckwheat, but eventually settling down in Tulsa, Okla. where she not only contributed to the Tulsa Sound, but produced solo recordings that covered genres from jazz to country. Her stepson, Lynz Floren, joins us to talk more about his podcast that will share more about her life and career.

Diplomat and former ambassador Eric Rubin gives us a look at how the foreign service works on behalf of American interests in Bulgaria. Then "Senior Nomads" Michael and Debbie Campbell update us on their pandemic-era global travels. And artist and author Sylvia Verange reflects on her hiking journey across the Himalaya Mountains and how it's affected her life in the decades since. For more information on Travel with Rick Steves - including episode descriptions, program archives and related details - visit www.ricksteves.com.

Welcome to Rediscovering Debbie Campbell. The podcast where we parse through archival recordings and new interviews to memorialize the amazing singer, songwriter, and bandmate, Debbie Campbell. Like many regional stars of her era, her exciting life story has been under the radar. She was radiant as a singer in bands, a solo performer, a songwriter, and as a step-mom. Producer Lynz Floren had backstage access to Debbie's life growing up as her step-son. Listen to him rediscover her career through observations, interviews, stories, and exciting archival recordings. Rediscovering Debbie Campbell is a Growth Networks Podcast production

On this 64th episode, Chronicle associate editor Aaron VanTuyl, Editor-in-Chief Eric Schwartz and Franklin Taylor discuss the RINO party in Chehalis, a beaver shooting expedition in Rochester, listener questions, Debbie Campbell, Harlan Thompson, the sale of Sunbirds, and two columns from one columnist that just kind of bled together. Sponsored as always by Summit Funding!

A NOTE FROM JASON: Hello!  So we are beginning to wrap up our time with the first couple of the season, Bart and Susan.  What you are about to hear is a consultation interview with my level 3 PACT colleague, Debbie Campbell out of Dallas Texas.   I don't know if I've ever read a list of a persons background that better describes their clinical style and approach than Debbie's.  She a student and practitioner of sport psychology, positive psychology, couples counseling, psychodrama, and neuroscience.  You'll hear it in her, she's like a performance athlete, personal trainer, PACT expert and brain nerd with real warmth and compassion all in one package.   I came to Debbie with a big question:  How does a couples therapist learn to use the patterns of arousal regulation and understanding of developmental neuroscience to create safer and more secure relationships?  If that just sounds like confusing jargon, well you are in the right place to make it all a whole lot more clear.   One note, in listening back to the interview, we talk a great deal about pacing.  How fast or slow should a therapist go in couples therapy.  I think what we are really talking about but don't name directly is pressure- so we also focus on -  How does a couples therapist know how much pressure to apply to bring about change in a couple?  The answer to this has lots to do with arousal and neuroscience and attachment.  So, hold onto your hat, it's an action packed episode that  I hope you enjoy!  JB ABOUT SEASON 2 of HUMAN NURTURE: Hosted by Jason Brand, LCSW a practicing couples therapist in Berkeley, California.   In Season 2 of Human Nurture we will cover PACT in Training.  PACT stands for a Psychobiological Approach to Couples Therapy and has a reputation for effectively helping the most challenging situations that come up between couples.   This season, we will answer the question, "How does a couples therapist learn to help with THAT?!?"   "THAT?!?" could be any challenge that a couple brings into counseling-- from infidelity, to arguments about money, to processing past trauma, to decisions about the health and well being of a child.  This season gives an insider's view to the world of couples therapy through interviews with actual couples and consultation interviews with other expert PACT therapists.  If you are a couples therapist looking to sharpen your skills, or if you are just curious about how couples therapists learn to do their job, tune into this season of Human Nurture.   

A NOTE FROM JASON: Hey, I hope you got a chance to listen to the first half of the second interview with Bart and Susan.  Just in case you are not up to speed, Bart and Susan are an engaged couple in their 50's who have been together for 3 years.  They face challenges around, “money, work and time” that keep them from moving securely towards marriage.  In this second interview you get a real sense of how Bart's enthusiasm and Susan's thoughtfulness act as the glue that brought them together.  The challenge is that these very strengths appear quite different under the microscope of depending deeply on each other.   Susan's thoughtfulness comes with worry and Bart's enthusiasm lacks follow through.This worked well enough when they were on their own, now they realize that they are going to need to learn together how to become a thoughtful and enthusiastic team.  In order to do this, Bart is learning how to better hold worry and Susan is learning how to better hold enthusiasm.  (Notice the many times in this interview Bart presents to Susan how he is trying to be more thoughtful and Susan tries to hold onto his enthusiasm.) In order to grow in these ways, they have to stop the patterns that led to going into destructive self protective places. Susan has to slow her worry about her future with Bart and he has to slow his over promising without organization and follow through.  They are both happy to report that they have stopped themselves from going into some of these old patterns but not functioning in these ways also leaves a void between them. Finding a way to help the couple venture into that void and experience, “a gentle unfolding of the soul” (as Rob Fisher put it in Season 1 - Episode 11) is the job of the couples therapist.  How do you learn to do that?!? Well, take a listen to my clinical interview and then listen to my two follow up interviews (arriving next month) with Melissa Ferrari and Debbie Campbell as we take up that very question. Thank you for tuning in and I hope you enjoy.  

Debbie Campbell: Country music singer and daughter of Glenn Campbell talks to TRE's Dave Hodgson

We did things a little differently this week and made the interviewer the interviewee.   In this episode of TAB Talks, Jennifer Rash is interviewed by TAB’s Debbie Campbell, Margaret Colson and Maggie Evans on her 25 years with the state Baptist publication turned media group. What Jennifer thought would be a stop-over while she was in seminary at Beeson Divinity School at Samford University turned out to be the ministry that God had for her to invest deeply into.  Jennifer shares about those who took a chance on her, her seminary training at Beeson Divinity School at Samford University, the Baptist organizations that she has “grown up” with, the changes she’s seen over the years and where TAB Media is heading in the future.   Keep an ear out to the end of the episode to hear about the changes coming for TAB Talks!  Visit TAB Media HERE Subscribe on iTunes HERE

This week on TAB Talks, cohosts Jennifer Davis Rash and Debbie Campbell are joined by Peter Lublink and David Ng’ang’a of Bethany Kids to talk about being the hands and feet of Jesus to children in Africa. BethanyKids is a compassionate Christian mission organization that provides pediatric surgeries in 6 African countries.   But giving these children medical care is just one aspect of the organization; they also strive to spiritually care for them by sharing the gospel message and love of God with children and their families. Even amid a global pandemic, the Lord has used this organization to bear fruit for His kingdom.  To learn more about Bethany Kids, visit https://bethanykids.org/.    Visit TAB Media HERE Subscribe on iTunes HERE

We’ve all seen burnout – in ourselves, in our church leaders, in our friends and family members – and we all want to avoid that. But is that even possible in our fast-paced culture?  In this episode of TAB Talks, Dr. Saundra Dalton-Smith shares with co-hosts Debbie Campbell and Maggie Evans the concept of sacred rest that God modeled for us at the dawn of creation. As a board-certified internal medicine physician, Dr. Dalton-Smith encourages her patients and fellow believers to seek to integrate rest into their daily lives instead of striving for an unattainable balance, even going as far as to write a book on the subject.   For more information on Dr. Saundra Dalton-Smith, visit http://www.drdaltonsmith.com/.  To take the rest quiz that we talk about in this episode, visit https://www.restquiz.com/quiz/rest-quiz-test/.    Visit TAB Media HERE Subscribe on iTunes HERE

One out of three people will be diagnosed with cancer, according to the American Cancer Society. That creates a vast need for spiritual and practical care, as well as an open dialogue around it.  Cancer survivor Rev. Percy McCray Jr. joins TAB Talk’s Jennifer Rash and Debbie Campbell to talk about educating and equipping believers and churches to care for those suffering through and alongside cancer diagnoses. For nearly 25 years, Percy has been providing spiritual support for cancer patients and their families as the director of faith-based programs for the Cancer Treatment Centers of America.  For more information about cancer care ministry, visit ourjourneyofhope.com.  To listen to Percy’s podcast on cancer care ministry, visit www.healthhopeandinspiration.com.    Visit TAB Media HERE Subscribe on iTunes HERE

After letting go of years of suppressed anger and finally coming in tune with herself. My best friend Debbie Campbell from @crystals_and_sacred_herbs reunites with a long-lost family member she never thought she'd meet. Debbie shares her beautiful story, this is a 2 Part Episode. In this first segment, we explore different topics such as *2020 Being the year of the sacred pause *co-creating with God/universe *it is good to be expectant but not set a timeline lest we get hurt. Join this savory conversation, that will give you hope where hope is lost and open your mind to new possibilities. Remember With people it is impossible, but not with God; for all things are possible with God Available NOW on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Stitcher, Anchor Follow me on social media, leave your comments, reviews, and let's continue these conversations. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/amasuccess1 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amasuccess1/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3q7_i2DetoUVkxjVgvG0Cg --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/umamiconversations/support

University of Mobile President Dr. Lonnie Burnett joins co-hosts Jennifer Rash and Debbie Campbell to talk about higher education amid a global pandemic in this week’s episode of TAB Talks.   Dr. Burnett also shares about UM’s rich Baptist heritage and the shifts and pivots that the institution made in the unexpected and unprecedented year that was 2020. Dr. Burnett has been an educator for more than 25 years and at the helm of UM since 2019.  This year marks the 60th anniversary of the university’s founding.  For more information about UM, visit umobile.edu Visit TAB Media HERE Subscribe on iTunes HERE

Michael and Debbie Campbell are known as The Senior Nomads. As they headed into retirement, they felt the call to adventure. They rented out their home, sold their sailboat, cars, and anything that wouldn’t fit into a small storage unit, and then set off to explore the world. After years of being seasoned Airbnb guests, they have a thing or two to share with the hosting community about what makes a listing attractive to potential guests and what’s important when it comes to services provided. They share how COVID-19 has impacted their travels, how they handle mail without a permanent address, how they manage their budget, and making healthcare and emergency information readily available to guests. To learn more, and for the complete show notes, visit: https://thanksforvisiting.me/ (https://thanksforvisiting.me) Resources: https://seniornomads.com (seniornomads.com) Read: https://www.amazon.com/Your-Home-Debbie-Michael-Campbell/dp/1539014649/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1475526532&sr=8-1&keywords=your+keys+our+home ("Your Keys, Our Home") Instagram: http://instagram.com/seniornomads (@seniornomads) #STRShareSunday: https://www.instagram.com/elylogcabin/ (@elylogcabin) Thanks for Visiting is a production of http://crate.media (Crate Media)

On this week’s TAB Talks, co-hosts Jennifer Rash and Debbie Campbell talk with attorney Eric Johnston of the Southeast Law Institute and Rev. Clete Hux of the Apologetics Resource Center about allowing the practice of yoga in Alabama public schools.  Existing Alabama law bans the practice of yoga in K–12 public schools on the basis that it is in and of itself a religion, but several lawmakers in the Alabama House of Representatives are making strides toward overturning that ban, pointing to the health benefits connected to the stretching and exercise aspects of yoga.  Johnston and Hux explain their concerns with the potential of yoga being allowed as an option for local school boards. For more information, contact Johnston through his website at southeastlawinstitute.org or Hux through his website at arcapologetics.org.  Visit TAB Media HERE Subscribe on iTunes HERE

On this week’s TAB Talks, author and women’s ministry leader Judy Woodward Bates shares tips for finding bargains during the pandemic and how to find creative, inexpensive gifts for Christmas.  Judy also shares with co-hosts Jennifer Rash and Debbie Campbell about her latest mystery novel, A Bargain to Kill For.   For more information about Judy or her book, visit bargainomics.com.  Visit TAB Media HERE Subscribe on iTunes HERE

Helping congregations expand their thinking — and their reach — from “my church” to “my community” or “my neighborhood” is the goal for leaders of Etowah Baptist Association in northeast Alabama.  Craig Carlisle, director of missions for Etowah Association, and Jarman Leatherwood, the new congregational wellness strategist and catalyst for the association, share their vision for not only the association but also the state of Alabama with TAB Talks co-hosts Jennifer Rash and Debbie Campbell. Visit TAB Media HERE Subscribe on iTunes HERE  

Retired music teacher and church music director Sally Murray may not be able to teach in the classroom any longer because of issues related to rheumatoid arthritis, but she’s found a way to continue educating young children from the pages of books.  On this week’s TAB Talks, Murray shares with co-hosts Jennifer Rash and Debbie Campbell about how she ties her faith, music background and heart for children together to help them discover their unique gifts and learn about the One in whose image they are made. Murray, a member of the choir and praise team at First Baptist Church, Trussville, Alabama, decided the pandemic of 2020 gave her the opportunity to publish several works she had started. Restricted to her home for her health, Murray now has several books published through SonCoast Publishing. Find her works at soncoastpublishing.com or through Amazon. Visit TAB Media HERE Subscribe on iTunes HERE

California police veteran Mike McGrew knows firsthand the complexities of what a first responder deals with on a daily basis, and how if the weight of what they carry goes unchecked, it could lead to tragic situations.  On this week’s TAB Talks, McGrew shares with co-hosts Jennifer Rash and Debbie Campbell about his own walk through tragedy, how his life changed after finding Jesus 21 years into his career and about the work he does now to help others on the front lines.  Find out more about how he works to keep first responders strong through 911 At East International support network at 911aei.org — communities and churches also can help expand the effort by sponsoring chapters in their areas.   McGrew’s book “A Higher Call to Duty” is available through Amazon.  Visit TAB Media HERE Subscribe on iTunes HERE

Professional freelance writer and editor Minnie Lamberth shares with TAB Talks co-hosts Jennifer Rash and Debbie Campbell tips for developing as a writer and editor as well as the importance of leaders to partner with professional communicators. Minnie recently published a novella “Miss Bertie Explains the Beginning of the World” and has more than 35 years’ experience as a professional writer and editor. To learn more about her and her books, visit minnielamberth.com. Visit TAB Media HERE Subscribe on iTunes HERE

Educator and blogger Lindsey Murphy uses storytelling to teach her four children about life and the importance of absolute truth. She’s also started blogging life lessons to them through her “Letters to my children” features. On this week’s TAB Talks, Murphy shares with co-hosts Jennifer Rash and Debbie Campbell about a recent “10 commandments on how to argue well,” which has gotten attention by an extensive audience beyond her family. To read the blog post, visit http://www.lifeabundantly.net/blog and search for “Letters to my children: Fight Club” from June 23, 2020. Visit TAB Media HERE Subscribe on iTunes HERE

Sportswriter and author Del Duduit joins TAB Talks co-hosts Jennifer Rash and Debbie Campbell to share about his newly released 40-day devotionals — Auburn Believer and Bama Believer — as well as other sports devotionals he has written. For more information about Duduit (pronounced did-way), visit delduduit.com. Visit TAB Media HERE Subscribe on iTunes HERE

Abide leads the app industry for spiritual meditation. The app — and supporting YouTube and podcast resources — focuses on helping people experience the peace of Christ through biblical meditation and sleep. On this week’s TAB Talks, Neil Ahlsten, CEO and co-founder of Abide, shares about the app and his personal faith journey with co-hosts Jennifer Davis Rash and Debbie Campbell. Abide is a product of Carpenters Code, a small startup company located in San Mateo, California. Carpenters Code was organized in 2015 by former Google employees seeking to use their gifts to help bring people closer to God. Visit TAB Media HERE Subscribe on iTunes HERE

On this week’s TAB Talks, co-hosts Jennifer Davis Rash and Debbie Campbell talk with Joy Pinto, executive director of Her Choice Birmingham Women’s Center, about how churches can make a difference in the lives of women and girls considering abortion.   She also reminds ministers and congregations that women (and the men in their lives) who have experienced abortion need help to heal.   If you or someone you love has experienced abortion, visit abortionrecoveryalabama.org.   For more information about Joy Pinto, Her Choice Birmingham Women’s Center or to talk with someone about finding help with your pregnancy, visit herchoicebirmingham.org. 

This week’s TAB Talks picks up where last week’s episode left off — how to have healthy conversations about racial issues. Sharing with co-hosts Jennifer Davis Rash and Debbie Campbell are Gregory and Adrianna Anderson.  Adrianna serves as women’s ministry director at Hunter Street Baptist Church in Hoover, Ala. Gregory works as an executive in corporate America. Both are dedicated Christians and active in church life. They also happen to be an interracial couple.  Visit TAB Media HERE Subscribe on iTunes HERE

Adrianna Anderson serves as women’s ministry director at Hunter Street Baptist Church in Hoover, Ala. Her husband, Gregory, works as an executive in corporate America. Both are dedicated Christians and active in church life. They also happen to be an interracial couple.  The Andersons share with co-hosts Jennifer Davis Rash and Debbie Campbell about how to achieve racial unity among people of faith on this week’s TAB Talks.  Visit TAB Media HERE Subscribe on iTunes HERE

With the drastic changes to athletic training and sports competitions at all levels, are today’s athletes on the cusp of facing an identity crisis?  On this week’s TAB Talks, TAB co-hosts Jennifer Davis Rash and Debbie Campbell talk about this potential issue and how to combat it with Alabama Fellowship of Christian Athletes director John Gibbons and professional athlete and FCA alumnus Ryan Neiswender.   For more information, visit fca.org. Be sure to check out previous TAB Talks through your favorite podcast platform or tabonline.org and watch the videos from various episodes through the TAB Media Group YouTube channel.  Visit TAB Media HERE  Subscribe on iTunes HERE 

On this week’s TAB Talks, co-hosts Jennifer Rash and Debbie Campbell talk with three young adults on the TAB Media team — Hannah Munoz, Jessica Ingram and Myriah Synder — about how they are navigating the current racial tension in the nation and how they pull from their faith foundation to process all that is going on around them.  Hannah, Jessica and Myriah work in various roles at TAB Media and also contribute to TAB Media’s young adult blog, The Rope: Giving You Something To Hold On To, found at theropetab.com.  Visit TAB Media HERE Subscribe on iTunes HERE

Discussing current events in 2020 has taken on a life of its own. On this week’s TAB Talks, co-hosts Jennifer Rash and Debbie Campbell talk with three young adults on the TAB Media team — Hannah Muñoz, Jessica Ingram and Myriah Synder — about how they think about, process and dialog with others amid the heavy political climate.  Hannah, Jessica and Myriah work in various roles at TAB Media and also contribute to TAB Media’s young adult blog, The Rope: Giving You Something To Hold On To, found at theropetab.com.   Visit TAB Media HERE  Subscribe on iTunes HERE 

On this week’s TAB Talks, 28-year-old Kelsie Barnhart shares the story of her cancer journey with co-hosts Jennifer Davis Rash and Debbie Campbell.  Barnhart — member and senior needs advocate with Samaritan Ministries International, a health care sharing ministry — describes how she wrestled with her faith after receiving the diagnosis of an aggressive form of breast cancer and where she is now in her relationship with God. She also shares what it has been like to go through surgery and treatments and face intense medical needs without traditional health insurance.  Visit TAB Media HERE  Subscribe on iTunes HERE 

TAB Talks co-hosts Jennifer Rash and Debbie Campbell are joined this week by guest co-host and fellow TAB team member Margaret Colson to interview Colson’s longtime pastor Bryant Wright.  Wright retired from Johnson Ferry Baptist Church, Marietta, Ga., in December 2019 and became the first president of Send Relief compassion ministry for Southern Baptists in early 2020.    Wright, founder of Right from the Heart Ministries, shares how the International Mission Board and North American Mission Board are collaborating through Send Relief and what serving as president of the organization looks like. 

On this week’s TAB Talks, co-hosts Jennifer Davis Rash and Debbie Campbell interview Michael Alan Tate about his new book Roll Up Your Sleeves: Leading and Living in a World of Constant Change (published by Morgan James).  Roll Up Your Sleeves demonstrates how to implement flexible leadership strategies that work with the stress of change, rather than breaking under its weight. With more than 20 years of executive training and business experience, Tate teaches what strategies will benefit workplace productivity and improve team connections. Through the characters in Roll Up Your Sleeves, Tate teaches leaders how to modify their work environment so that it can withstand difficult transitions while supporting the needs of its workers.  For more information about Tate and his books, visit michaelalantate.com

What do u get when u cross a musician with a missionary? Musicianary, of course. What do u call Howie & Debbie Campbell? Itinerant musicianaries for real. They'll come to your place and your thing and sing about good news in the land of the living.

On this week’s TAB Talks, Birmingham-area minister James Sutton, who currently serves on the Diversity Advisory Council for the Christian organization Converge, shares how believers should address racial and biblical injustice with co-hosts Jennifer Rash and Debbie Campbell. 

While Debbie and Michael Campbell find themselves in Mexico, they stop by The Joy of Life Podcast to discuss their lives together and their travels since 2013. If that wasn't exciting enough, they share what makes their marriage so strong and what's left for them to visit. Sprinkled in is their advice on how to live a similar joy-filled life and their recent internship at AirBnB.  Hear about their tales from 80 countries and what they miss most about Seattle (spoiler alter: Boating). This episode was recorded on May 28, 2020. Check out their website: www.seniornomads.com as well as www.TheJoyofLifePod.com 

Prayer is an essential part of the life of a believer and when prayer efforts can be combined toward a singular focus at the same time, the result is truly powerful. Japan caught the attention of Alabama Baptist leaders earlier this year because of the Olympics. Scotty Goldman and Matt Burford from the Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions even traveled to Japan to visit with our missionary teams and organize ways we could help them during the Olympics. But suddenly all of that changed with COVID-19. And while the Olympics were rescheduled for 2021, the compassion and concern for the people of Japan remains. The plan for the 30 days of prayer for Japan will continue on schedule June 25–July 24. Goldman and Burford share the details and interesting information about Japan with co-hosts Jennifer Rash and Debbie Campbell on this week’s TAB Talks. Visit TAB Media HERE Subscribe on iTunes HERE

On this week’s TAB Talks, author and retired career missionary Rosalie Hall Hunt shares with co-hosts Jennifer Davis Rash and Debbie Campbell about the various legacy missions leaders she has studied through the years. Rosalie’s sixth book — “Guided by Grace: The Kathleen Mallory Story” — is set to be released in September. She also has written books on Ann Judson, Hephzibah Jenkins Townsend and Fannie Heck, all missions leaders in their own rights. Along with doing extensive research on her subjects, Rosalie seeks to transport herself into the very life of the story itself as she weaves the significant moments together to ultimately share the missions story. Whether your interest is missions history, leadership development or spiritual formation, Rosalie’s books provide a bit of all three. To learn more about Rosalie’s story or to order one of her books, visit rosaliehallhunt.com. All proceeds from book sales go to further missions endeavors.

On this week’s TAB Talks, co-hosts Jennifer Davis Rash and Debbie Campbell dive into the reasons why Christians should take time for a daily devotion. Karen Moore Barbour, author of more than 100 devotional and inspirational books, and Bruce Barbour, 40-year executive in the book publishing industry, share their insights and experience as well as tips for adding a devotional time to your daily routine. For more information, email karen@got10.com or visit www.karen-ann-moore.com. Visit TAB Media HERE Subscribe on iTunes HERE

On this week’s TAB Talks, Russell Klinner, executive director of Shocco Springs Conference Center in Talladega, Ala., shares with co-hosts Jennifer Davis Rash and Debbie Campbell how Shocco is preparing for its first summer camp scheduled for mid-June. Klinner also discusses the impact COVID-19 has had overall on the summer camp industry as well as conference centers and how he and the Shocco team are working to stay motivated and financially healthy during this time. Visit TAB Media HERE Subscribe on iTunes HERE

Hi everyone and welcome to the Brighter Retirement Radio™ Podcast. In the latest episode of the Brighter Retirement Radio podcast, you'll hear from guests, Michael and Debbie Campbell, who share how they financially support their retirement vision. Michael and Debbie are Airbnb champions, travel bloggers and authors who have been traveling the world since 2013. In this episode we not only discuss their travel lifestyle, but more specifically how they were able to come to understand this travel lifestyle dream, put together their initial budget, and how they continue to work together to really stick to it. 

We all will go through a tough season or two at some point in our lives, and we all do better when we have a support system around us during those times. 12-year-old Sadie Keller decided she wanted to make sure as many people as possible know they are not alone during the tough times and that we all can find our way through those moments. On this week’s TAB Talks, Sadie shares with co-hosts Jennifer Rash and Debbie Campbell how she turned her battle with childhood cancer into an advocacy platform through The Sadie Keller Foundation. She also has co-authored a book “Better Angels,” which will be available May 30th. For more information, visit sadiekellerfoundation.org or betterangelsbook.com. Visit TAB Media HERE Subscribe on iTunes HERE

Bucky McMillan was named head basketball coach at Samford University in Birmingham, Ala., on April 6. McMillan, formerly head basketball coach at Mountain Brook High School in Birmingham, shares with TAB Talks co-hosts Jennifer Davis Rash and Debbie Campbell about this new era in Samford basketball. He also shares about his time playing at Birmingham-Southern College and gives a glimpse into his personal faith journey. Visit TAB Media HERE Subscribe on iTunes HERE