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Prayer aligns our hearts with God's, and when we put it into practice, He can do incredible things in our lives. On today's edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson sits down with his friend, Dr. Dick Eastman, former president of Every Home for Christ, a ministry that has carried the gospel into 215 nations. Hear Dr. Eastman's remarkable story of faith, provision, and world-changing prayer. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/707/29?v=20251111
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How can you renovate your home without losing your budget, sanity, or the design magic?In this episode of TALKdesign, Adrian Ramsay sits down with London architect Nick Horvath (co-founder of Momo and Co Design) to uncover the secrets of a successful build.Nick shares his journey from high-end corporate architecture to designing luxury ski chalets and London additions, revealing why traditional education often fails homeowners in the real world. We dive into the Build Ready framework—a structured approach to eliminating grey areas, gaining budget clarity, and choosing the right builder before you even start digging.In this episode, you'll learn:✅ Why asking the right questions early saves thousands in the long run.✅ How to balance "strict financial boundaries" with the design elements that bring daily joy.✅ The hidden traps that cause most home builds to derail.Adrian and Nick also explore the art of balancing budget discipline with design impact, showing homeowners how to identify key features that deliver maximum emotional value without compromising overall financial health. Grounded in practical wisdom from over two decades in the design industry, this episode provides actionable strategies for anyone looking to execute a home transformation with total confidence and clarity.⏩ EPISODE CHAPTERS:03:20 - Meet Nick Horvath: From High-End London Design to Expert Panels06:40 - The "Aha" Moment: Seeing Developer Margins and Switching Gears12:00 - How 20-Somethings are Changing the Luxury Property Market16:10 - The Hidden Value of Storytelling and Physical Presence in Design22:00 - Working Globally: Moving to Canada While Managing UK Projects25:50 - The Power of Video Presentations and Priming Your Clients30:40 - Guiding the Dream: Why Design is a Journey of Discovery38:00 - Case Study: Transforming a Dark London Basement into a Light-Filled Home49:00 - Historical Secrets: Finding Wine Tunnels and Coach House History55:00 - Introducing "Build Ready": A Framework for Renovation Success1:10:00 - Achieving Budget Clarity and Avoiding "Subterranean" Feelings1:21:00 - How to Vet Your Builder and Avoid On-Site Red Flags Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Matthew 13:31-33, 44-52Thank You for listening!Follow us onFacebookInstagramYouTubeWebsiteYou can contact us at office@newcovenantaz.orgMaking Jesus Christ the Heart of Every Home.
Are you exhausted by the illusion of control in an increasingly uncertain world? Discover how to find true rest by depositing your life, family, and future into the care of a faithful God in this transformative lesson from the IDMC Movement. Rev Paul Jeyachandran concludes the "Every Home a Discipleship Centre" series by exploring the vital principle of entrusting, grounded in the powerful promise of 2 Timothy 1:12. This is more than a summary; it is an elevator pitch for a life of intentional discipleship and Christian leadership training tailored for every household. Learn to anchor your soul in the character of God—His sovereignty, goodness, and love—while building a generational legacy that outlasts your lifetime. Whether you are seeking mentoring for pastors or practical family discipleship, this message will equip you to surrender anxiety and embrace the power of the resurrected King. Watch now to realise your home's potential as a powerhouse of spiritual maturity.#Discipleship #ChristianLeadership #Faith #IDMC #TrustingGod #FamilyMinistry #SermonOnline #SpiritualGrowth #Legacy #2Timothy112
Send Us A MessageIn our opening new “First Impressions” segment with Carley Mann, we explore the psychology behind how buyers actually make decisions about homes. They decide emotionally in the first moments they enter a property, before they ever analyze square footage or systems. This episode reveals why those initial feelings matter more than most agents realize, and breaks down the non-negotiable preparation steps that actually move homes faster. It's not about trends or expensive renovations; it's about clarity, light, and giving buyers the space to imagine their own story.Featured Quote: "Aesthetics is not about following trends. It's more about creating connection in the feeling. A home should tell a story and that story should be, I see myself living there."What You Will Learn- Why buyer decisions are emotional, not logical—and what happens in those first seconds- The #1 mistake sellers make (and how to fix it immediately)- The four priorities that move homes fastest: decluttering first, then paint, flooring, and lighting- How to help traditional homes shine without forcing open-concept trends- Why lighting color consistency matters more than most agents mention- The real marketing value of home preparation—and how to position it to sellers- The priority order for preparing a home: declutter first, then invest strategically- How agents shift from pricing focus to sales strategy through preparation- Kitchen, primary suite, and living room priorities that resonate with buyers- Why the first buyers through the door deserve the home in its best conditionThe opinions on this podcast are the hosts and guests involved and not in any way a reflection of RE/MAX or anyone else in the industry.Listen to the Podcast on these PlatformsApple - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/raising-real-estate-standards/id1574549987Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/1ZKLmFIFvx1UjSwL4jOTVzSocial Media and Contact InformationWebsite: https://www.raisingrealestatestandards.comLink Tree: https://linktr.ee/raisingrealestatestandards
Matthew 13: 24-30, 36-43Thank You for listening!Follow us onFacebookInstagramYouTubeWebsiteYou can contact us at office@newcovenantaz.orgMaking Jesus Christ the Heart of Every Home.
Is your home a classroom for information or a training ground for transformation? Many parents focus on teaching their children to succeed in the world but fail to provide the biblical training necessary for them to submit to God. In this powerful session on intentional discipleship, Rev Paul Jeyachandran explores how Christian parenting is more than just downloading data; it is about shaping the heart and the will. Learn why the primary responsibility for raising godly children rests squarely with parents and how discipleship at home creates a legacy that lasts for eternity. Moving beyond mere teaching, this lesson reveals how biblical discipline and a focus on spiritual formation can lead your family into a deeper, joyful submission to Christ. Stop outsourcing your children's faith and start building a discipleship centre in your own household today.#ChristianParenting #Discipleship #RaisingGodlyChildren #FamilyMinistry #Proverbs226 #BibleStudy #ChristianLeadership #IDMC #IntentionalDiscipleship
Matthew 13:1-9, 18-23Thank You for listening!Follow us onFacebookInstagramYouTubeWebsiteYou can contact us at office@newcovenantaz.orgMaking Jesus Christ the Heart of Every Home.
Are you ready to transform your household into a thriving discipleship centre? In this powerful lesson, Rev Paul Jeyachandran reveals how the biblical principle of affirmation is the master key to Christian leadership within the family. Discover why your words have the power to shape identity, release potential, and foster a culture of godly vision. Moving beyond mere flattery, you will learn practical strategies for family discipleship and spiritual mentoring, using the "MOTIVATE" framework to speak life into your spouse and children. Whether you are a pastor seeking leadership training or a parent dedicated to mentoring the next generation, this sermon provides the essential tools to build a resilient, Christ-centred home. Master the power of words today and start fanning the flame of God's calling in those you love most.#ChristianDiscipleship #FamilyMinistry #ChristianLeadership #RevPaulJeyachandran #IDMCMovement #ChristianParenting #PowerOfWords #DiscipleMaking #GodlyHome #SermonSeries
Australia's best-known real-estate consumer advocate Neil Jenman calls in to talk with Jeremy Cordeaux about his new book "Questions Every Seller Must Ask" — and to blow the whistle on the traps costing home sellers dearly. Neil takes aim at vendor-paid advertising, the "uniquely Australian scam" where sellers are asked to pay for marketing up front whether their home sells or not, explains why auctions are often the worst way to get the best price, how commissions really work, and the one word — "justify" — that changes the whole conversation with an agent. Practical, plain-spoken and firmly on the side of the ordinary buyer and seller. With thanks to our sponsor Rossdale Homes — fixed-price peace of mind, because trust is a must. rossdalehomes.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Matthew 11:16-19, 25-30Thank You for listening!Follow us onFacebookInstagramYouTubeWebsiteYou can contact us at office@newcovenantaz.orgMaking Jesus Christ the Heart of Every Home.
Is your family drifting aimlessly, or are you living with a heavenly vision that transcends temporal success? In this powerful lesson, Rev Paul Jeyachandran reveals why a Godly vision is the essential direction for Christian discipleship, moving beyond man-centred achievements toward a purpose that lasts for eternity. You will discover how a clear vision defines your direction, determines your biblical values, and directs your daily decisions to ensure you end up somewhere on purpose. Learn practical Christian leadership principles to transform your home into a disciple making centre by teaching identity and involving your children in the Great Commission. Don't let your household live without boundaries; catch a vision that inspires potential and honours God. Stop striving after the wind and start leading your family toward their God-given destiny today.#ChristianDiscipleship #GodlyVision #ChristianLeadership #FamilyDiscipleship #Sermon #DiscipleMaking #BiblicalParenting #IDMCMovement #GreatCommission #ChurchGrowth
Matthew 10:40-42Thank You for listening!Follow us onFacebookInstagramYouTubeWebsiteYou can contact us at office@newcovenantaz.orgMaking Jesus Christ the Heart of Every Home.
Are you struggling to influence those you lead or finding that your instructions often fall on deaf ears? Discover why Christian discipleship is built on a radical foundation: intimacyIn this powerful session on biblical leadership, Rev Paul Jeyachandran reveals the transformative principle that the closer the relationship, the greater the influenceMoving beyond standard pastoral training, this lesson explores how to transition from a performance-based environment to a gospel-centred home or ministry where people are fully known and fully lovedLearn why building intimacy must always precede instruction and how grace-based parenting creates the "soil of obedience" necessary for true spiritual formationWhether you are looking for effective mentoring frameworks or church growth strategies that transform lives from the inside out, this teaching provides the keys to intentional discipleship that secures an eternal legacy#Discipleship #ChristianLeadership #Mentoring #ChristianParenting #GospelCentred #ChurchGrowth #BiblicalTeaching #IDMC #SpiritualFormation
Matthew 10: 24-39Thank You for listening!Follow us onFacebookInstagramYouTubeWebsiteYou can contact us at office@newcovenantaz.orgMaking Jesus Christ the Heart of Every Home.
Are you feeling "time poor" while trying to raise the next generation of believers? Discover why time is the ultimate currency of discipleship and how your personal presence, rather than just your programmes, truly shapes the soulIn this transformative lesson, Rev Paul Jeyachandran reveals the foundational principle that more time equals more influence, exploring the powerful truth that spiritual formation is caught before it is taughtLearn to dismantle the common idols of success and control that distract from intentional mentoring and authentic relationshipWhether you are a parent, pastor, or small group leader, you will gain a redemptive framework for stewarding the spontaneous and simple moments of daily life to point others toward a perfect SaviourIt is time to shift your metric from productivity to presence and embrace your calling to build a discipleship centre in your own home#Discipleship #ChristianLeadership #FamilyDiscipleship #SpiritualFormation #BiblicalParenting #ChurchGrowth #Mentoring #ChristianContent #PastoralTraining #IDMC
Matthew 9:35-10:23Thank You for listening!Follow us onFacebookInstagramYouTubeWebsiteYou can contact us at office@newcovenantaz.orgMaking Jesus Christ the Heart of Every Home.
Is your dinner table filled with silence or superficial chat instead of soul-stirring connection? In this transformative lesson on family discipleship, Rev Paul Jeyachandran reveals why open communication is the sacred bridge to your child's heartMoving beyond mere pastoral training, this session provides a practical mentoring framework to help Christian leadership flourish within the homeYou will discover how to transition from lecturing to intentional discipleship using the "5 A's of Gospel Listening" and the "P.R.A.Y." modelLearn to create a safe harbour where no topic is off-limits, allowing biblical parenting to thrive through the power of the GospelStop merely sharing information and start discipling children through heart-to-heart vulnerability that fosters true church growth from the inside outWatch now to master effective communication and turn your household into a vibrant discipleship centre#ChristianDiscipleship #BiblicalParenting #ChristianLeadership #IDMC #ChurchGrowth #FamilyMinistry #Sermon #Mentoring
In this special Pride Month episode of Fostering Conversations, host Amy Smith speaks with Jessica and Giselle, a Utah foster care couple, about their journey into fostering and building a loving, inclusive family. They share how a chance encounter at a community event led them to foster care, ultimately resulting in the adoption of their first placement and the addition of another sibling to their home. Their story highlights the importance of representation, support, and belonging for children in care, especially those who identify as LGBTQ+. This episode explores: What it's like to foster as an LGBTQ+ family Why belonging matters for every child How foster parents can support youth who come out The role of community, acceptance, and chosen family Simple ways anyone can be an ally Jessica and Giselle offer practical advice for foster parents and encouraging words for youth navigating identity and acceptance. Their message is clear: every child deserves to feel safe, celebrated, and loved. Learn more about supporting LGBTQ+ youth in foster care: Visit the Utah Foster Care LGBTQ+ Resource Page Transcript: ep72_jun26 [00:00:00] Happy Pride Month. This episode, we’re talking with Jessica and Giselle, a local lesbian couple who shares their insights on what it’s like to be part of the LGBTQ+ community Amy: Welcome to Fostering Conversations. I’m your host, Amy Smith. Today we have Jessica and Giselle who are licensed Utah foster care parents, and we are excited to have them. Thanks for being with us today. Jessica: Thank you. We’re excited to be here. Amy: It’s June, it’s Pride Month, and you are a local L-G-B-T-Q family, and we are excited to get your perspective on what that is like. So tell us a little bit about what got you into fostering. Just give us [00:01:00] a little bit of background so our listeners kind of know who they’re listening to. Jessica: Yeah, I’m Jessica, my wife Giselle is right here with me. We have always wanted a family. We’ve been together almost six years and we just, we always knew that we wanted kids eventually. As you do know, there are lots of ways for LGBTQ plus families to start a family, And we started really looking into all the options. We looked into adoption, we looked into IVF, we did look into foster care a little bit initially and. We kind of were thinking it was gonna go a different route. We actually went in 2023 on Mother’s Day. We went to the zoo where they were having a Mother’s day celebration. And there were different organizations there. And we had gotten an email from the zoo and they said that someone was there and they were gonna be giving away. an IVF. To a family so you could enter into this contest and you could potentially win the chance to do IVF because as a lot of you know, it’s not cheap. We thought, let’s go, let’s take our chances, let’s go enter [00:02:00] in and see what the universe has in store for us and. Actually, that’s where we met with Utah Foster Care. They had a booth set up. We actually ended up having a conversation there with Esmeralda from Utah Foster Care, and she was so helpful. She spoke Spanish, which was helpful for my wife, who speaks Spanish. She was answering all of our questions. it really just sparked that interest for us and we hadn’t really. Actually fully considered doing foster care until that conversation. So that was really special, that, that’s kind of what started it off for us. And then we became foster parents. About a year later. We had a couple life things come up. I got an injury and we weren’t ready to start right away. But when we did officially become licensed in 20, 24, about a month after we got our license, we got our first placement. And that first placement was who we just adopted in January of this year. And. We also have his younger half brother that was placed with us as well last summer. So [00:03:00] we’ve just, we’re just growing and expanding and, Amy: Yeah, I love that. Okay, so you’re saying that the booths work. I feel really good about this. I love that. I love that you guys went in with a different, like purpose essentially, and then your eyes were open to something else, like that’s really cool. So have you guys had any other placements besides these two siblings? Jessica: No, actually they’ve been the only, only two placements. We were kind of one of the odd ones, I guess, that adopted our very first placement, so I know that’s not always the case, but. Amy: It’s not, but you know what I’ve learned in foster care is that nothing is normal. You just never know. So I love that. That’s amazing. So tell us a little bit about the process of becoming licensed. Did you feel any barriers or things as an L-G-B-T-Q couple? Jessica: I do feel like in some ways I think we felt more needed. I do remember pretty early on hearing the statistics that about, and correct me if I’m wrong, about [00:04:00] 30% of foster kids end up identifying as LGBTQ plus. So I do remember thinking like, oh, wow, those are crazy numbers. And how special would it be for us to be there and to be able to have our start with foster care and to be able to just be there to even if it didn’t end up in adoption, we would’ve loved to have that positive impact. Even if it was just a temporary thing where there’s reunification as the goal, then we were happy to be there for however long in a child’s life as that was gonna be. And yeah, I think we felt pretty early on that that this was a good place for us. That there was a lot of inclusion and a lot of , a need for just having that diversity and having that acceptance. Amy: Yeah, I love that. I know that’s spoken of so much, and so to actually hear your experience that is what it felt like and was that I love that because there is, there, is a huge need for it. Have you guys been able to participate in a cluster, the group that, Around the LGBTQ community. Have you guys been able to participate in any of those types [00:05:00] of events? Jessica: We haven’t specifically, which is awful. I know Amy: No, it’s not. Jessica: invited. Yeah, it is very busy. Yeah. And we have met couple of the people that help run those groups. They’re amazing people. And we do go to other activities and other events where we can, and it’s, yeah. It’s been nice though to know that those resources are there and that those other. Activities are happening, that those meetings are happening. Like it’s, it is wonderful to know that, and I think that is, again, initially that is something that really was a positive impact on our decision to become foster parents, was knowing that. It’s not just, Hey, , we are inclusive of everyone. They didn’t just say it on paper. They were actually doing the things that show that they care about the LGBTQ plus community. There were actually those things in place to help. We are very happy that they exist and Amy: Love Jessica: we need to start attending those. Yeah. Amy: It’s tricky, especially if you have younger kids. A lot of those are geared towards the teens in the community, so that’s totally fair. And life is busy. [00:06:00] Foster parents are busy. So I totally get that. One of the things that Utah Foster Care says a lot is that every child deserves belonging. So what’s that kind of mean to you guys? Jessica: the term belonging. doesn’t just exist for LGBTQ plus. I think that can be for anyone that’s different, anyone that feels outta place. And I think of course it’s especially important for our LGBTQ plus children that that need those safe homes. And. Us being in that community ourselves, I think has a whole new meaning. We can apply our own personal experience, the things that were said, that were helpful, the things that were maybe hurtful, and kind of take what we’ve learned from our own personal experiences and say I. We’re never gonna be that kind of parent to our kids because that was hurtful or the opposite. Luckily in our cases were was true that we both had very accepting families, very accepting friends and support systems that as we came out and as we. Decided, Hey, we’re gonna, we’re gonna start a family. We’re gonna do this. We [00:07:00] had so much love and so much support and a lot of right things were said, and a lot of right things were done. So just knowing that, like we want to give that as well. All the love that we’ve already received, like we have so much to give as well. I think that belonging is important for every child regardless of how they identify. Amy: Yeah, absolutely. And like you said at very beginning, , we need to belong in so many different aspects. There’s so many clubs, groups, places to belong that, that every human needs, I would love if you would be willing to share, As foster parents, what are things that maybe we have a child in our care that comes out while they’re in our care? What do we do as foster parents? Jessica: I think what was helpful for me specifically, I didn’t come out in my youth. I was much older when I came out. I was about 24, 23 or so. But I can imagine having come out as a youth and I can. I can imagine the anxiety, the stress, the the fear of, how is this person gonna react? Especially [00:08:00] being in Utah, it’s a little more conservative. A lot of people come from a religious, background and unfortunately you hear stories and these stories are real things that happen to real people. And unfortunately, there are a lot of reactions that are not positive and that are not great. Things that helped me and things that were said to me from my own family was just, this change is nothing. We love you. We still want the best for you. We still want you to get married. We still want you to have kids. If that’s what you choose to do, and we’re here for you, and just helping to take that fear away of. Am I gonna be kicked outta my family? Am I gonna be treated differently now? Am I gonna, the things that, at least in my case, I didn’t ever think that my family would do that. ’cause I knew that they, deep down, they, they love me no matter what. But they’re still real fears. Even if you have the most supportive parents or the most supportive, support system, you, you can still have those fears and that, that still exists. So her experience was very different than mine and I’m grateful she’s sharing this. ’cause it, it brings a lot of. Insight [00:09:00] here. She did come out when she was much younger early teens, and she was living in Venezuela at the time. a cultural difference there as well as far as being able to come out and having a safe space to do so. and she, very much at the time her parents were not understanding, and unfortunately she did go through a period of, they tried to change who she was and they tried to, they sent her to conversion therapy. It was unfortunately that, extreme opposite of the situation that I had. They’re at a place now where they are, absolutely changed and apologized, and they are present in our lives. They love us, they love her, they love our kids. So it’s so great to see that, there’s hope for youth that maybe don’t have positive experiences as well. But yeah. My wife then also said what she would say to, to kids in her care. is to just not have expectations for them not set the expectation of you have to be this person. You have to love this person. You have to end up doing this. And I think that applies, again, not just to being [00:10:00] LGBTQ plus, but that can apply to not have expectations of you’re absolutely gonna go to college right after high school. You’re absolutely gonna do this thing or follow this. This rule or be this way or think this way. , That is advice , that applies to other areas of parenting is I think take away some of those expectations of who you want your kids to be and just let them be who they want to be and who they are. Amy: Absolutely. Something I would love if Giselle’s willing to answer is, what did she do, when she was. I mean, ostracized, it sounds like when she was treated poorly from that coming out, what did she do? What would she say to kids that maybe are having that experience of coming out and not being accepted, not being included, or welcomed. Jessica: She said it was really hard when she came out she felt very isolated. She didn’t have a lot of tools or a lot of, examples or places to, to look at or to go to really feel a lot of hope. When she did come out, it was a really dark time. [00:11:00] She did feel really lonely and like she was the only one. . Like she was trying to be changed. But if she could say something to youth that are maybe in the same situation as that, you’re not alone, you’re definitely not alone. And I would add that it gets better. I know that it’s hard to see that and hard to feel that in the moment, but look at where she is now. I’d say things have changed a little bit, Amy: Yeah, Jessica: so things are are much better. Amy: and I feel like the world is getting more accepting. It’s becoming, more informed. I think even just in the last few years really it’s more. I don’t know the right word, but people are more accepting. People are more informed but at the same time, it’s like even just two weeks ago, a friend texted me and said, Hey, my son is. Going to come out eventually. We don’t know when, we’re really afraid that grandma’s not gonna be okay with this. And I said [00:12:00] That’s fine. He is still the same person to me, but, so she called and talked to grandma so that she could give grandma a heads up and grandma did not respond well, and. I don’t know how it’ll go. This kid hasn’t come out yet and I don’t know when he will and I don’t know how it will go but it was a reality check to me that yeah, there are still people that are like, oh no. And that’s really hard for youth and I don’t know what to do. And I guess we just find the people that are supportive. I’m not sure, if you have any insight onto that, I think it would be awesome. Jessica: Yeah. I’m glad you’re bringing this up. Actually, one of my favorite things that I share with a lot of people is you need to look for where you’re celebrated, not just tolerated. And I think I got that off of an episode of Queer Eye, so I can’t take credit for that quote. But I, I mean, it just really resonated with me because there are, unfortunately. Even some of the friends and family members that said this change is nothing. We still love you. Things did change [00:13:00] and relationships did change from the time I came out to where we are now and, unfortunately you do, you have to choose where you are gonna spend your time and where you’re gonna put in your effort. And family is chosen and for a lot of, people it’s not just biological family. And I think that’s so true, especially with foster care. We always tell our boys, they’re really little still. They’re not even two yet, and not even one. But we say, we chose you and we always will choose you and. Just that idea that love is a choice and family can be a choice. Sometimes you get lucky and you’re born into a family that loves you and accepts you and will be the healthiest thing for you. But sometimes that’s not the case. And I think in those cases you get to kind of, you have permission to choose. Who you let into your circle and who you’re calling family and who gets to be your aunt or your uncles or your parents or your siblings. You get to choose those people and surround yourself with people who really celebrate who you are. Amy: and that’s hard to do [00:14:00] sometimes. It’s hard. It’s hard to. To choose those people. When we do live in a society, it’s, you’re tied to this, you’re tied to that. And so I love that. I love that perspective that you have I love that quote. Do you guys have it in your house somewhere? Jessica: Good. I know I need to print that off somewhere. Amy: You do. I love that. Jessica: I think my said something else to say too. Really good she said so in her experience, especially with some of her family members a lot of which are still actually in Venezuela in some of the cases where, she’s had people that haven’t been as accepting and, a lot of times she’s noticed that these family members sometimes just speak out of ignorance, out of not not knowing anyone that’s a lesbian, not knowing anyone that is gay and has a family, not knowing, anyone in that community that they can turn to and ask questions or not having done research themselves or not having, gained knowledge about. community themselves. And so luckily in some cases, she has found that sometimes just after a conversation of, [00:15:00] Hey, let’s. Let’s put our religious differences aside. Let’s put our egos aside. Let’s put any hurt feelings aside and let’s have a conversation. What questions do you have for me? That’s something that we always try to be very open to. Questions. ’cause I understand too, people, this is new, a new concept for some people and a. I wish it wasn’t. I wish that wasn’t the world we lived in. I wish it wasn’t so hard to wrap your head around this idea of families looking different than the traditional mainstream family. But sometimes just having conversations with people and saying, Hey what questions do you have that can sometimes help heal some relationships, and not in all cases, unfortunately but she’s been lucky to that has been the case in some of her family members. Amy: as somebody that’s not. In the LGBTQ plus community I can be sometimes like I don’t wanna say anything wrong. I don’t, and it’s same with any community, right? I’m in the fostering community and people ask me questions all the time and they say stupid crap all the time, but I’m okay with it ’cause they’re just learning. So I think that’s a really good perspective [00:16:00] that it’s yeah, if we don’t know, try to find the most tactful way to ask. Jessica: Absolutely. Absolutely. Amy: So that’s a really good perspective. I appreciate that a lot. So switching back, just to fostering a little bit, what is something, that has changed you guys as a couple or as an individual? What has fostering done to your life personally? Jessica: My wife, ed everything has changed. Yeah. Amy: Yes, she’s Jessica: everything has changed, but for the better. I think. Our hearts have just opened so much more than we ever imagined they could. Just this unconditional love and truly, I mean, the word unconditional, I think that word gets overused sometimes, but. the actual definition of that word, not putting any conditions on these children, you do not have to be behaving. You do not have to be perfect. You do not have to turn out this way, or you do not have to become this per kind of person. I have zero conditions on how much I love you and it’s just been incredible to. Find a sense of community as [00:17:00] well for us. It was one thing that I’ve talked about. I stepped away from the religion that I grew up in when I. Came out and I lost a sense of community when that happened. So foster care really helped kind of reinstate and helped us explore a new community. And it’s been wonderful to have new friends and new new activities to go to and new people that we can connect with and people that are going through a similar experience as us has been. Amy: Mentally unstable people as us. Jessica: People are losing their minds just like we. Amy: Yeah. This is so rewarding. No, I love that. It’s so true. That’s awesome. Jessica: I think Giselle had something else to say. Placements.[00:18:00] Yeah, she said that kind of thinking back to the like trainings and initially getting into foster care too. And I guess we’re kind of hypocritical ’cause I just said we didn’t have any, I think in some ways we had an expectation, to take some of those things we were learning and really be able to apply it to having placements and, oh, we’re gonna use this stuff to, this is good parenting stuff. , We’re gonna be the best parents with all this information. But really it became, the, one of the biggest change has been with ourselves and, really reflecting on who we are and the way that we respond to things, the way that we react as parents to certain situations and the way that we, handle just your day to day things. It’s been fun to, to see some of those trainings that we, again, we thought we’d be applying this to. Okay. When your toddler’s having a [00:19:00] meltdown, teach them to count to 10. No we’re the ones counting to 10 for ourselves first, and then we’re, yeah, we’re the ones having the meltdown. But it’s been great though that it has really kind of instigated that change in ourselves. In a lot of ways trying to show up and trying to be the best parents for these kids, it’s really changed us at a level that is just more than what we expected. Amy: Yeah. That’s so beautiful. I love that. It’s I fostered for years. We’re done because our house is full, but I always say it’s like the most difficult but rewarding thing that I have ever been a part of, so I love that. Yeah. it’s difficult, but it’s beautiful. Jessica: beautiful. Yeah. Amy: As we just start to wrap up, like what would you say to someone that’s considering fostering, especially if they are part of the LGBTQ plus community? Jessica: I think this goes for most foster parents. Amy: Yeah. Jessica: isn’t easy. It definitely isn’t. But it is. [00:20:00] At least in our experience, it has really been a positive journey. And I know there’s many years to come still for us, I think, in this journey. And, can I share a quick story that also, okay. I do remember one of our first trainings. It was like one of the in-person trainings. I remember them. In a nice way, but pretty bluntly saying if you have an issue with lgbtq plus issues or with those topics, maybe foster care isn’t for you. Consider, consider maybe exploring somewhere else to start a family. Because here we, we need to give these kids a sense of belonging. We need to give them love and support. And I do think that’s something that also stuck with me and made it feel like such a safe place. And. In general, to any parent that’s starting out their journey, however it may be, it is difficult. And I think even more so when you add on these unique challenges that foster kids are come with and they’re gonna struggle with things for their whole lives, that your typical [00:21:00] child maybe won’t. And, I think it’s wonderful that we have a place, though that really, again, practices what they preach as far as we need to be loving, we need to be accepting. We need to make this a place of belonging. And I think I’m just rambling now, but I, I. Amy: No, I love it. I agree with all those things and I think that’s really accurate and I think it’s really important for listeners to. Hear that from a real life perspective, and hear that’s real, not just the flag on the door. It’s different when it’s in real life. So I think that’s a really good perspective to share. I think my last question, unless you have anything else you wanted to add, is if people can’t foster ’cause not all of us can foster. It’s a different path in life that a lot of us choose and it’s beautiful, but it is hard if they can’t foster. What are ways that our community members can be supportive of the LGBTQ plus community? Jessica: That’s a great question. I think, you hear the term being an ally and I think that can feel overwhelming to some people. They think the very extreme end of being [00:22:00] an of being an ally of showing up to protests and going to the parades and marching, right alongside your lgbtq plus brothers and sisters. And I don’t think it always has to look like that. I think, just making it known that you are a safe place, that you’re a safe person. And that can be done by little things of speaking positively about LGBTQ plus people and the issues that are happening on the news. I think it’s so easy to make your stance clear. I think there are many subtle ways that you can do and I, again, I don’t think it has to always be, if you can go out and participate and be even, even more on that extreme end of an ally, great. But just know it doesn’t have to be that. Just sharing that you’re a safe place and that you love everyone and that everyone deserves love and that, making it clear that you’re a safe person, I think is really the best you can do. Amy: Yeah. I love that. Does Giselle have anything that she wants to add on [00:23:00] that? Jessica: She said Help, help also with kind of her last point there of ignorance. Just being someone that’s willing to have conversation with people that maybe just don’t know that, that still have questions and that, need questions answered. Be someone that’s willing to have a conversation with them. Amy: I love that. That’s awesome. Thank you guys both so much for joining us, for educating our listeners, for sharing your experiences. I think it’s really invaluable information that we’re able to share. So thank you for your time. Jessica: Thanks so much for having us. Amy: If you wanna learn more about foster care, head over to www.utahfostercare.org. Thanks for joining us. [00:24:00]
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Ever wondered what happens when a veteran FOH engineer walks into a quiet studio and meets Chris & Jody? Spoiler: chaos and wisdom collide. This week's Inside the Recording Studio episode features Raymond Gronvall, a live sound wizard who can tame a riotous stage while still making your vocals sparkle in the booth. Raymond shares what it's like to mix a sold-out crowd with amps cranked to eleven, dodging rogue feedback while keeping the bassist happy. Chris chips in with a confession about accidentally placing monitors backwards in his first studio session, eliciting a laugh from everyone (yes, even the cat probably groaned). The conversation dives into the controlled side too, exploring how studio mixing demands meticulous attention and patience—but with tricks that can carry over from the stage. For the home studio builder, this episode is a goldmine. Raymond and the hosts cover how FOH experience can improve your room acoustics, monitor choices, and workflow at home. You'll get actionable recording setup tips and gear guidance, all sprinkled with anecdotes that make tech talk actually fun. It's practical advice served with a side of dry humor and the occasional “did that really just happen?” moment. From home studio gear hacks to live show survival strategies, listeners will come away with insights they can actually use. Don't just sit there—subscribe to catch every episode where Chris & Jody mix practical wisdom with their signature nonsense and take your audio skills to the next level. #HomeStudioGear #RecordingSetupTips #LiveSoundEngineering #FOHTips #AudioMixingAdvice #StudioVsStage #MonitorPlacement #AcousticTips
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Theology is the study of the nature of God. By that definition, a theologian doesn't have to take the shape of C.S. Lewis or Saint Augustine or Thomas Aquinas. Anyone can be theologian.That's the mindset that Phylicia Masonheimer had when she created her ministry, Every Woman a Theologian. “We at EWAT argue for a different kind of theologian: the theologian who drives to her corporate job every morning, who knows what it's like to be single at thirty, or who juggles babies while her husband travels for work,” she writes. “Yes, we believe every woman should be a theologian. Every woman should be a student of the heart of God.”Phylicia is such a gifted writer and thinker, it was a joy to welcome her on the podcast this week. I've followed her for a while, but we connected recently after I came across an essay of hers where she shared her experience with secondary infertility. That resonated deeply with me as Emily and I are in the midst of our own infertility journey.Much of our conversation centers around that topic — how to navigate it as well as how to care for those in your life that are experiencing infertility or miscarriage. Phylicia also shares her testimony and how an addiction to erotica is what propelled her into writing in the first place. Her vulnerability has continued to resonate with readers for over two decades, and I'm grateful she was willing to share her story on the podcast this week.She's the author of several books, including Every Woman a Theologian and Every Home a Foundation. She also has tons of free resources centered around theology on her website, phyliciamasonheimer.com.All episodes are now available in full on Substack and YouTube. On YouTube, Just search In No Hurry Podcast and subscribe to be notified when new episodes go live.If you enjoyed this, consider sharing it with a friend or someone in your life who might need to hear it. And if you want to stay connected, follow In No Hurry Podcast on Instagram and the new TikTok page for clips, updates, and more from these conversations.
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We get into the key points of the last Summer House like Amanda's long extended eyes closed hug to West and West's best friend promise to Ciara, Jesse Soloman's juicy revelations on WWHL and then get into The Valley with another Summer to add to our roster of favorite Summers! Kristen and Luke get real and raw and relatable as they argue in a popular Valley dive karaoke bar, Danny tries to breast feed to help Nia, and previews of Zack walking into Kristen's Brazilian wax session! Stay tuned from our Maui coverage of Kristen's engagement hotel and a Leva-pub crawl expedition in Charleston this wkend!Don't forget to shop on Way Day by www.wayfair.com while everything is on sale April 25-27 and up to 80% off! www.wayfair.com Every Style. Every Home.Visit www.forhers.com/vanderpump to get personalized, affordable care that gets you!Go to www.patreon.com/vanderpumprulesparty for bonus content, exclusive content, virtual trivia with prizes, and more!--This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Magellan AI - https://docsend.com/view/5vdvbdx7cr4tikmyClaritas - https://claritas.com/privacy-legalPodscribe - https://podscribe.com/privacy
So much happens in these episodes it nonstop action, tea, scandal, betrayal, jaws dropping. partying, Lisa threatening guests, hot tub fights, hot tub makeouts, and more. Don't miss these action packed episodes. Don't forget to shop on Way Day by www.wayfair.com while everything is on sale April 25-27 and up to 80% off! www.wayfair.com Every Style. Every Home.Visit www.forhers.com/vanderpump to get personalized, affordable care that gets you!Go to www.patreon.com/vanderpumprulesparty for bonus content, exclusive content, virtual trivia with prizes, and more!This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Magellan AI - https://docsend.com/view/5vdvbdx7cr4tikmyClaritas - https://claritas.com/privacy-legalPodscribe - https://podscribe.com/privacy
Episode 4 of Real Housewives ends with a bang of Alecia calling Rosie a sneaky snake after Rosie twists and turns and stirs the pot to rile these ladies up! In just one episode we have several friendship breakups and makeups its wild! And don't even get us started on the Pizza Chips and Aunties!Don't forget to shop on Way Day by www.wayfair.com while everything is on sale April 25-27 and up to 80% off! www.wayfair.com Every Style. Every Home.Visit www.forhers.com/vanderpump to get personalized, affordable care that gets you!Go to www.patreon.com/vanderpumprulesparty for bonus content, exclusive content, virtual trivia with prizes, and more!This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Magellan AI - https://docsend.com/view/5vdvbdx7cr4tikmyClaritas - https://claritas.com/privacy-legalPodscribe - https://podscribe.com/privacy
You guys, this season of Vanderpump Villa is very different than the previous seasons and worth checking out! They have a new format that is working better cross-mingling guests and many of the guests on are over the top and accustomed to reality TV antics. There are hookups, jealousy, and lots of tea to expose that Detective Stassi is in charge of digging up. We also get more into Stassi's family dynamics as well. Enjoy our breakdown of Episodes 1 and 2 of Vanderpump Villa. We'll be trickling out the rest of the series over the next week so you have plenty of time to watch and listen along with us!Vist www.forhers.com/vanderpump to get personalized, affordable care that gets you! audio1510769173.m4aDon't forget to shop on Way Day by www.wayfair.com while everything is on sale April 25-27 and up to 80% off! www.wayfair.com Every Style. Every Home.Go to www.patreon.com/vanderpumprulesparty for bonus content, exclusive content, virtual trivia with prizes, and more!This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Magellan AI - https://docsend.com/view/5vdvbdx7cr4tikmyClaritas - https://claritas.com/privacy-legalPodscribe - https://podscribe.com/privacy
We discussed the new season of Vanderpump Villa which has been refreshed and focused more on Stassi's family....which looks juicy! We'll be recapping this show so stay tuned for VV podcasts to come! We get into the House of Villians finale, Kyle Cooke Kissing Megan King drama, Valley Bonus Scenes and dive deep into 90210 with the feisty icy BH ladies for the RHOBH finale!Don't forget to shop on Way Day by www.wayfair.com while everything is on sale April 25-27 and up to 80% off! www.wayfair.com Every Style. Every Home.Refresh your Spring wardrobe with Quince. Go to www.quince.com/vpr for free shipping and 365 day returns!Go to www.patreon.com/vanderpumprulesparty for bonus content, exclusive content, virtual trivia with prizes, and more!This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Magellan AI - https://docsend.com/view/5vdvbdx7cr4tikmyClaritas - https://claritas.com/privacy-legalPodscribe - https://podscribe.com/privacy
We break down the latest juicy episodes of Southern Hospitality and Real Housewives of Rhode Island. Cheating, Sugar Babies, Marriage struggles, PolyAmory, and mistresses that post!Don't forget to shop on Way Day by www.wayfair.com while everything is on sale April 25-27 and up to 80% off! www.wayfair.com Every Style. Every Home.Refresh your Spring wardrobe with Quince. Go to www.quince.com/vpr for free shipping and 365 day returns!Go to www.patreon.com/vanderpumprulesparty for bonus content, exclusive content, virtual trivia with prizes, and more!-- This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Magellan AI - https://docsend.com/view/5vdvbdx7cr4tikmyClaritas - https://claritas.com/privacy-legalPodscribe - https://podscribe.com/privacy
We dive into the latest Valley episode with Y2K throwbacks, Booko Mountain, Luke's bare chest, Katie Maloney's ex girlfriend is Kristen's nanny, and Brittany's date NOIGHT and new boyfriend.Refresh your Spring wardrobe with Quince. Go to www.quince.com/vpr for free shipping and 365 day returns!Don't forget to shop on Way Day by www.wayfair.com while everything is on sale April 25-27 and up to 80% off! www.wayfair.com Every Style. Every Home.Go to www.patreon.com/vanderpumprulesparty for bonus content, exclusive content, virtual trivia with prizes, and more!This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Magellan AI - https://docsend.com/view/5vdvbdx7cr4tikmyClaritas - https://claritas.com/privacy-legalPodscribe - https://podscribe.com/privacy
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