Podcasts about home matters

Society would grind to a halt without the work done by unpaid carers - yet they are too often left to feel invisible, unsupported and alone.  In this episode, Andrew talks to PENNY WINCER, the author of Tender: The Imperfect Art of Caring, about how to provide care for loved ones without burning out yourself.  Penny shares her deeply personal story of caring for her mother, who lived with mental illness, and later for her autistic son. She sheds light on the complexity of care—the beauty, the exhaustion, and the personal costs.  Andrew and Penny discuss: Asking for help Dealing with isolation  How being a “young carer” can shape adult relationships The importance of self-compassion. Penny Wincer is a Melbourne born, London dwelling, author and non-fiction writing coach.  She has written for Red Magazine, iPaper, BBC Radio 4 and The Telegraph. Penny's first book Tender  was published by Coronet Books in 2020. Her second non-fiction book, Home Matters, was published in August 2024.  If You're Looking for More… You can subscribe to The Meaningful Life (via Apple Podcasts, Spotify or Google Podcasts) and hear a bonus mini-episode every week. Or you can join our Supporters Club on Patreon to also access exclusive behind-the-scenes content, fan requests and the chance to ask Andrew your own questions.  This week supporters will hear: Three Things Penny Wincer knows to be true. How to balance what YOU want to do with the pressures of life. Subscribers also access all of our previous bonus content—a rich trove of insight on love, life and meaning created by Andrew and his interviewees. Follow Up Attend Andrew's new men's retreat, Reconnect With Yourself, this autumn in the Brandenberg countryside near Berlin  Get Andrew's free guide to difficult conversations with your partner: How to Tell Your Partner Difficult Things  Read Penny Wincer's book Tender: The Imperfect Art of Caring, and her latest book, Home Matters Follow Penny Wincer on Instagram @pennywincer Take a look at Andrew's new online relationship course: My Best Relationship Tools Join our Supporters Club to access exclusive behind-the-scenes content, fan requests and the chance to ask Andrew your own questions. Membership starts at just £4.50.  Andrew offers regular advice on love, marriage and finding meaning in your life via his social channels. Follow him on Twitter, Facebook and YouTube @andrewgmarshall  

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Living The Legacy: Your Akhlaq at home matters,Yaa Ummi by Radio Islam

Peter Yanes, Executive Director of Asian American Relations and Mobilization for the SBC Executive Committee, teaches from Deuteronomy 6 on "Godly Home Matters"

Welcome back, everyone—Connor with Honor here, your friendly First Responder turned Realtor, bringing you another deep dive into the Santa Clarita real estate world! Today, we're discussing a critical shift in our market: the rising number of listings and why some sellers may be overshooting their pricing by using “future values” rather than current market comps.First, we'll break down why inventory levels are climbing more swiftly than usual this season. Is it a sign of a changing market, or just a post-holiday bump? We'll talk about how buyer demand still exists—but isn't always willing to chase overpriced listings. Overconfidence could be costing sellers valuable exposure and offers, resulting in stale days on market and eventual price reductions.We'll also cover what it really means to base your price on data from 90 to 180 days in the future. How do you time this right without alienating potential buyers? You'll hear direct tips on making sure your property stands out amidst increasing competition, whether that's a fresh coat of paint or a fair list price anchored by realistic comparable sales.Then, it's off to the buyer's corner: Is that newly increased inventory a golden opportunity for you? Yes and no. We'll discuss the nuances of negotiating in a market that hasn't fully tipped toward a “buyer's market,” but is certainly friendlier than last year's ultra-competitive frenzy. We'll also look at potential interest-rate movements, the importance of pre-approval, and how to zero in on the listings that match your goals before someone else beats you to it.Finally, don't forget to check out my in-depth blog post athttps://www.santaclaritaopenhouses.com/listings-are-increasing-but-sellers-are-pricing-for-too-far-in-the-future-2025for a written breakdown of today's topics, along with helpful city-by-city links. And if you want a quick behind-the-scenes update or additional market insights, head over to my local Google post athttps://posts.gle/k3sHG4where I'm keeping it real—no frills, just timely data, fatherly advice, and a bit of that good-natured sarcasm to keep us all grounded.Tune in right here to learn how to protect yourself, whether you're buying, selling, or just staying informed about the Santa Clarita Valley housing scene. As always, be safe, be well, and stay sharp on your real estate journey!Youtube Channels:Conner with Honor - real estateHome Muscle - fat torchingFrom first responder to real estate expert, Connor with Honor brings honesty and integrity to your Santa Clarita home buying or selling journey. Subscribe to my YouTube channel for valuable tips, local market trends, and a glimpse into the Santa Clarita lifestyle.Dive into Real Estate with Connor with Honor:Santa Clarita's Trusted Realtor & Fitness EnthusiastReal Estate:Buying or selling in Santa Clarita? Connor with Honor, your local expert with over 2 decades of experience, guides you seamlessly through the process. Subscribe to his YouTube channel for insider market updates, expert advice, and a peek into the vibrant Santa Clarita lifestyle.Fitness:Ready to unlock your fitness potential? Join Connor's YouTube journey for inspiring workouts, healthy recipes, and motivational tips. Remember, a strong body fuels a strong mind and a successful life!Podcast:Dig deeper with Connor's podcast! Hear insightful interviews with industry experts, inspiring success stories, and targeted real estate advice specific to Santa Clarita.

What he or she has at home will not keep them there. It will not keep them from cheating. You may think you're such fine wine that he or she won't drink anything else. Wrong! Nothing about you will keep a cheater from cheating. I'm sorry, but it's fact! Many people have beautiful families at home but will risk losing their families because of the unhealed and unresolved inside of self, that causes them to seek things outside of the home and their relationships. It has nothing to do with you. They'll say they love you but what's going on inside has a stronghold on them and until they choose to allow healing to occur they will continue to seek after self-gratification, risking all they have. People have to fall in love with self, grow and mature mentally to become better people.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/relationships-and-relatable-life-chronicles--4126439/support.

"Actions may speak louder than words," writes the psychology professor Angela Duckworth, "but actions and words *together* send the clearest message of all." Uplift Kids helps families helps families strike a balance of warmth and structure — a balance that parenting researchers says is critical to familial wellbeing. In this episode, we explore why talking about values at home matters and different ways you can do it.

Today we are pleased to share an audio essay written and read by Courtney Reissig entitled "An Open Letter to the Overwhelmed Parent at Christmas". Courtney Reissig is a wife, mother, and writer. She has written for numerous Christian publications including the Gospel Coalition, 'Christianity Today', and the CT Women blog. She is also the author of 'Glory in the Ordinary: Why Your Work in the Home Matters to God' from Crossway. Read the essay here. Complete this survey for a free audiobook by Kevin DeYoung! If you enjoyed this episode be sure to leave us a review, which helps us spread the word about the show!

The tables are turned for the first episode of series 9 - host Penny Wincer is being interviewed by author Caro Giles about her new book Home Matters. We talk about what draws Penny to write about home, digging beneath the surface of homes to find meaning behind the choices we make and how objects become portraits and tell stories about our lives and identities. We also talk about weaving memoir and non-fiction together, making choices about the personal and political aspects of the book and the challenges of writing and publishing a book that doesn't fit neatly into categories.LinksHome Matters - Penny WincerTwelve Moons - Caro GilesAll The Houses I've Ever Lived In - Kieran YatesThe Lonely City - Olivia LaingMonkey Grip - Helen GarnerPenny on Substack pennywincer.substack.comCaro on Substack carogiles.substack.com

The importance of intimacy in marriage can't be overstated! Oten, however, we confine “intimacy” to sex. Sex is definitely included, but not all that intimacy is about. Eric and Gena spend time in this Home Matters episode discussing the importance of intimacy outside the bedroom—-the communication, the touches, the time couples spend together, and more; all of which ultimately lead to better intimacy inside the bedroom! It's a fact—-intimacy should be going on all day, every day!

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The Bible is clear! Parenting is a great responsibility. But, thankfully, the Bible is also clear in instructing parents in perfect parenting skills! Parents—this edition of Home Matters is for YOU! God desires to be honored and can be honored in the way we parent our children! Join Eric and Gena as they discuss the good, the bad, and the ugly of parenting and how all of that can come together to bring God honor!

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Whether you are desiring a new fresh look in your home or a new fresh career in your life, today's episode offers the guidance you need to design a home that you love. Our guest expert is Kami Gray, Founder of Kami Gray Interiors, host of the Psychologie of Home Podcast, Author of Home Matters, and Founder and Lead Instructor of Psychologie of Home Design School where she shares her expertise of the interior design business. Tune in as Kami shares her advice on filling up empty rooms in an empty nest and inspires the interior designer in you to come out and play!  

Welcome to 52 Weeks in the Word with your host, Trillia Newbell, and special guest Courtney Reissig. In this episode, we take a journey through the major themes in the synoptic Gospel of John. We discuss the profound teachings, miracles, and messages that define this Gospel and its significance in the Christian faith. Courtney Reissig is the author of Glory in the Ordinary: Why Your Work in the Home Matters to God, The Accidental Feminist: Restoring Our Delight in God's Good Design, and Teach Me to Feel: Worshiping Through the Psalms in Every Season of Life. She is married to Daniel, has four sons, and they belong to Immanuel Baptist Church in Little Rock, Arkansas. You can read more of her writing on her blog or follow her on Twitter.  This week's reading: John 1 - 19 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Transformative Power of Home: Elevating Your Space for a Better Life Welcome to "Psychologie of Home" Story Time! In this week's special bonus episode, titled "Home Matters," our host Kami Gray opens up her heart to share a touching and heartfelt story about the profound impact of home on her late mother-in-law's life. Join us as Kami takes us on an emotional journey, exploring the significance of home and how it can deeply shape our lives and memories. Get ready for an episode filled with warmth, love, and inspiration. Don't miss this intimate and heartwarming story – hit that play button now!In this thought-provoking and heartfelt episode, we'll explore:  the heart of why our living environment matters more than you might realize.  We will take a look into the profound impact your home has on your mental health and overall well-being through a very personal experience Kami and her family were faced with.Learn how your home can be more than just a physical space—it can be a sanctuary for your mind and soul. Explore the concept of 'psychologie of home' and how creating an intentional environment can foster personal growth and transformation.Beyond Aesthetics: Shift your perspective on home design as we explore how making purposeful changes to your living environment can have a profound ripple effect on your relationships, career, and personal growth journey.Tune in every Friday at 6:00 am PST for your weekly dose of inspiration and insights, right here on the Psychologie of Home podcast. Don't forget to subscribe, share, and embark on this incredible journey of self-discovery and design excellence. Your dream life starts at home!Keywords: home matters, living environment, mental health, well-being, psychologie of home, personal growth, intentional environment, design tips, emotional experiences, biophilic design, nature indoors, better life, transformative power, purposeful changes, design alchemy, vibrant life, self-discovery, design excellence.#psychologyofhumanbehaviorWatch Full Episode on YouTube here:https://youtube.com/@PsychologieofHomeConnect with Kami on Instagram here https://www.instagram.com/psychologieofhome/KamiGrayInteriors.comPsychologieofHome.com

The book of Psalms is a collection of poems, lyrics, and musical musings from various Old Testament authors. What can we learn from these Psalms? In this episode, we focus in on Psalm 46 with Courtney Resissig - focusing on God as our refuge, fortress, and strength.  Courtney Reissig is the author of Glory in the Ordinary: Why Your Work in the Home Matters to God, The Accidental Feminist: Restoring Our Delight in God's Good Design, and Teach Me to Feel: Worshiping Through the Psalms in Every Season of Life. She is married to Daniel, has four sons, and they belong to Immanuel Baptist Church in Little Rock, Arkansas. You can read more of her writing on her blog or follow her on Twitter.  This Week's Reading: Psalm 9 - Psalm 40See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Christian Outlook – May 13, 2023 Don Kroah invites Joannie DeBrito, of Focus on the Family, to talk about how Mother's Day can be a difficult time for some people, particularly those who have experienced the loss of a child, infertility, or a strained relationship with their own mother. Find more resources at “When Mother's Day Hurts.” John Hall and Kathy Emmons interview Courtney Reissig, contributor at the Gospel Coalition and the author of, “Glory in the Ordinary: Why Your Work in the Home Matters to God,” about motherhood and the struggles that come with it. Courtney discusses how because we live in a broken world, motherhood is hard and not always fulfilling, but it's still good. Georgene Rice invites Emerson Eggerich, contributor at Focus on the Family, to share the significance of respect in mother-son relationships. They discuss how using respectful language can help mothers connect with their boys and create a stronger bond. For more, check out his Love and Respect book. Bill Bunkley talks with Shannon Bream, Fox News journalist and author of "The Women of the Bible Speak," about how the stories of flawed women in the Bible can be comforting and relatable for women facing similar struggles today.  John Hall and Kathy Emmons talk with author Michelle Van Loon about her experience with a prodigal child and how she learned to pray and find hope through her stranger-turned-friend, Elizabeth, who also had been through a long, hard road with her drug-addicted son, which led her to cultivate a deep and intense relationship with God.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Courtney is a writer and Bible teacher living in Little Rock, AR. She is the author of numerous books and bible studies, including Teach Me to Feel: Worshiping Through the Psalms in Every Season of Life and a forthcoming bible study on the covenants. Courtney and her husband are the proud parents of four sons and together they serve at Immanuel Baptist Church in Little Rock, AR where she is also the Discipleship Content Director.    Thank you for listening. If this content is helpful to you as you seek to live out your God-given calling to His glory, purchase Women & Work: Bearing God's Image and Joining in His Mission through our Work, or donate today to help us continue to produce more inspiring content!   RESOURCES MENTIONED Women & Work: Bearing God's Image and Joining in His Mission through our Work Promises Kept: 5 Old Testament Covenants and How Christ Fulfilled Them (6-Week Bible Study) Teach Me To Feel: Worshiping Through the Psalms in Every Season of Life  Glory in the Ordinary: Why Your Work in the Home Matters to God The Accidental Feminist: Restoring Our Delight in God's Good Design

Jacob Ross, CEO of PebblePost, talks about the role of offline media and the future of marketing. Nowadays, the home has become a fortress of consumer activity where people make significant purchasing decisions. Direct mail is making a resurgence as it allows brands to reach customers with relevance and respect, enabling consumers to consider products and services at their own leisure. Today, Jacob discusses why engaging customers at home matters most. Show NotesConnect With: Jacob Ross: Website // LinkedInThe MarTech Podcast: Email // LinkedIn // TwitterBenjamin Shapiro: Website // LinkedIn // TwitterSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Jacob Ross, CEO of PebblePost, talks about the role of offline media and the future of marketing. Nowadays, the home has become a fortress of consumer activity where people make significant purchasing decisions. Direct mail is making a resurgence as it allows brands to reach customers with relevance and respect, enabling consumers to consider products and services at their own leisure. Today, Jacob discusses why engaging customers at home matters most. Show NotesConnect With: Jacob Ross: Website // LinkedInThe MarTech Podcast: Email // LinkedIn // TwitterBenjamin Shapiro: Website // LinkedIn // TwitterSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Although Brian and Heather's home-build is showing apparent progress, they are feeling loads of stress from the mistakes that keep surfacing on the project. The problems on site are not only becoming costly, but dangerous for the family now. The home is a living organism and for it to function properly, there is a lot more than just following plans, to have a successful project. Toner and Curtis discuss building performance and the consequences of short-cuts which are commonly done because builders and home-owners are making cost-cutting decisions without discussing the implications of those choices on functionality of the home. Will this project fail? Tune in to find out! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/curtis-lawson0/message

It's easy to think it's okay to hide our crappy moods, temper and mess behind closed doors in our home where others except our own family can't see it but our home is a small representation of who we are and our life on a larger scale. I never really understood how this could matter or impact our life until some recent realizations. We can dismiss it or use it as a small stepping stone to make the changes we want to see in our life. The outside world will draw us “out” with the attention, compliments but how we are in our own home has a ripple effect on our entire life. Listen to this week's episode as I unpack all this! Want to unpack a topic or something you are going through with me? Send me a message: unpackingmyself@gmail.com or Insta: @unpackingmyself

No couple enters marriage with a plan to fail. No couple enters marriage anticipating the day when their marriage isn't fun anymore, or when they don't feel in love anymore, or when they just aren't enjoying life together anymore. So what happens to get marriages in a place of stagnation, or even the point of no expected return? In this episode, Eric and Gena encourage you to ask yourself some hard questions and to evaluate where you are in marriage. Are you on the road to more intimacy, more love, more fun, and more impact in your world as a couple? Or, has your marriage taken THE DIVE? They will also talk about 4 things that may be leading you into THE DIVE. God's intent is always MORE for your life! You don't have to lose that first love!

This episode is for everyone who's ever backslid or who's even thought of it. This episode is for everyone who's never backslid or even thought of it. This episode is for the Church. Luke 15 is referenced heavily, if you'd like to read the actual story.Have you joined the Facebook group yet? Why (it) Matters Podcast Discussion Group (there could be no catchier name)!Questions or comments and not on Facebook? Email me at whyitmatterspodcast@gmail.com

In this reflection for the Second Sunday of Lent 2022, Kristen Fisher reminds us that we are just passing through this world on our journey toward our true home: in Heaven with the Lord. The post Enkindle 97 – 03.13.22 – Home Matters appeared first on numinous.fm.

We've all heard the famous quotes about home: "Home is where the heart is!" "Home is a feeling!" "There's no place like home!" All of these are true, but WHY? Why does home matter and why should we care so much about nurturing the heart of the home?  "A home can be beautiful, but if it lacks heart - it's nothing more than an empty shell."  Home is: * a RESPITE from the heaviness of the world around us * a REFLECTION of you, telling your story and sharing your family's history * a place for nurturing RELATIONSHIPS most dear to you * RELIABLE where there's safety in predictability, consistency and stability * a place for RE-IMAGINING how we want to shape and share our futures   //Links mentioned in show:// Email: figandfarmathome@gmail.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/figandfarm/ Facebook Group: https://bit.ly/design101group  

February is "Marriage & Family Month" at Friendship! Let's listen to Five Minutes from Friendship today!

This Reboot Republic talks to Dr Eddie Murphy, Clinical Psychologist about the psychological importance of housing and home. It is a discussion that ranges from how homelessness is an adverse childhood experience, to the attachment to home, the importance of belonging, emigration, and hope in value and culture shifts. Join us at patreon.com/tortoiseshack Editors note: This was recorded December 8th for our patreon members

Today we're joined by three bright and talented minds to talk about affordable housing in Arizona: what it means, what modern “affordable” housing actually looks like, and how outdated stigma and ideas about the American dream often hinders progress toward ensuring that everyone has a place to call home. Our guests include Denise Resnik, Founder and President/CEO of First Place AZ and co-founder of the Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center (SARRC), Dave Brown, CEO of Valley Leadership and Chair of Home Matters to AZ, and Gabriel Jaramillo, Director of Healthy Communities for Vitalyst Health Foundation.

James Navé here. It's my pleasure to welcome Paris-based French chef and NY Times author Susan Loomis to a Twice 5 Miles Radio conversation titled Dancing Tomatoes.   Suppose you have an interest in French cuisine. In that case, you may already know Susan's name. Susan is an award-winning author with fourteen books to her credit, a professionally trained chef, and a brick and mortar cooking school proprietor until the last year. 
 I first met Susan in 2006, and I was doing an Imaginative Storm workshop in Paris, which she attended. Susan and I became friends right away. She invited me to visit her brick-and-mortar studio/house in Louvier, France, west of Paris, about two hours by train.  It turns out her home was a former nunnery built hundreds of years ago. I suppose the nuns left an excellent vibe because Susan's kitchen was one most welcoming places I've ever been. When you listen to this conversation, you'll get a sense of why her house was so warm and happy. Susan is an accomplished author and journalist. Included among her titles are THE GREAT AMERICAN SEAFOOD COOKBOOK, FARMHOUSE COOKBOOK, CLAMBAKES, AND FISH FRIES, FRENCH FARMHOUSE COOKBOOK, ITALIAN FARMHOUSE COOKBOOK, (all Workman Publishing, Inc.) and ON RUE TATIN (Broadway Books. 2001) a narrative about her life in France, with recipes which won the IACP best literary food book for 2002, TARTE TATIN (Harper Collins UK, 2003), the sequel, COOKING AT HOME ON RUE TATIN, (William Morrow, May 2005) and NUTS IN THE KITCHEN (William Morrow 2010), IN A FRENCH KITCHEN (Penguin, 2015). FRENCH GRILL (Countryman, 2019); PLAT DU JOUR (Countryman, 2020). All are available through dancingtomatoes.com 
Susan has contributed to many newspapers and magazines, including the NEW YORK TIMES, LA TIMES, BOSTON GLOBE, COOKING LIGHT, CULTURE. Loomis has also participated in many television and radio shows, including Good Morning America (ABC), Home Matters, Epicurious/Discovery, The Splendid Table with Lynn Rosetto Kasper@(MPR); A Food Talk with Arthur Schwartz@ (WOR); A Good Food Hour with Evan Kleinman@ (KSRO).   
 Susan is a principal in www.dancingtomatoes.com. She offers the occasional private cooking class live or market tour with tastes in Paris, and she can be reached here for scheduling or questions, susan @ dancingtomatoes.com

Austin and Rochelle Bush share their hearts with us about how family worship has been very important for them as a family. God wants parents to take charge, and to point their children and teenagers to Christ! We need to do all we can to help them LOVE God and LOVE others. 

The blessings of working at home can be great and eternal. Author Courtney Reissig explains how it is not only a ministry to those in our homes, but an act of worship to our God. Show Notes and Resources Find resources from this podcast at https://shop.familylife.com/Products.aspx?categoryid=130. Download FamilyLife's new app! https://www.familylife.com/app/ Check out all that's available on the FamilyLife Podcast Network.  https://www.familylife.com/familylife-podcast-network/

Christ infuses purpose into every facet of the ordinary. Folding laundry. Weeding the garden. Cooking dinner. Changing diapers. Work in the home can seem so ordinary. Does any of it matter? Is there meaning in our most mundane moments at home? When the work of the home fills our days, it is easy to get disillusioned and miss God's grand purpose for our work. As image bearers of the Creator who made us to work, we contribute to society, bringing order out of chaos and loving God through loving others—meaning there's glory in every moment. Join us as we sit down with Courtney Reissig, author of “Glory in the Ordinary: Why Your Work in the Home Matters to God” as she combats the common misconceptions about the value of at-home work—thus helping us see how Christ infuses purpose into every facet of the ordinary. We're giving away two copies of the book, share this interview and tag us to be entered.

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This week we chat with Courtney Reissig, author of "Glory in the Ordinary: Why Your Work at Home Matters to God". You don't want to miss this episode or the giveaway! To enter the giveaway for a copy of her book, post something on facebook or Instagram about the podcast and tag @MissTeacherMom by October 31!

Not everyone's going to be your fan. Today Adam and Naresh discuss some hate mail they received from a Native American Chief, and why they disagree with the criticisms that were leveled against them. Today's pandemic has shown us how important it is nowadays to make sure that you have a way of providing income to yourself and your family. Most Americans needed governmental relief within 1 month of the economy being shut down, something which puts an incredible amount of pressure on families. Listen in as Adam and Naresh explain why they do this show and why this pandemic is the absolute right time for it. Website: www.WorkFromHomeShow.com Featured Photo by Andre Hunter on Unsplash

With Stay at Home Orders in place many are struggling not being able to workout or exercise. Maintaining our movement and health is more important than ever to keep our energy and immune system strong. In this episode we visit with Certified Personal Trainer Tara Hill. Tara shares her own background with the discipline of health and exercise and practical tips to keep our health and exercise going! For more information on Tara and her personal trainer programs you can reach her by email at tehill16@gmail.com and let her know you heard about her from the Matters of Influence podcast.

"Home Matters with Pete" on KIRO 97.3 FM interviews our Outreach Director Amanda Frame and Communications Director Bruce Carlson on this radio talk show. We talk about a full range of what AARP does in Washington State, including fraud prevention, employment programs, encouraging livable communities, how AARP got started and much more.

Susan Herrmann Loomis is a France-based, award-winning author and free-lance journalist who has written for all major U.S. food magazines and many major newspapers including the New York Times, the L.A. Times, the Seattle Times and more.  Susan has thirteen books to her credit. Susan is also a professionally trained chef, and the proprietor of On Rue Tatin, an exclusive cooking and culture program in Normandy and Paris.  On Rue Tatin cooking school was named One of Seven Best Cooking Schools in France by Food52, and has received consistent praise from major magazines and newspapers including the New York Times and food magazines. Susan, a journalist by profession with a masters in French culinary arts from La Varenne Ecole de Cuisine in Paris, began her culinary journalism career as the assistant author of THE FOOD LOVERS GUIDE TO PARIS, by Patricia Wells.   Susan authored her first book, THE GREAT AMERICAN SEAFOOD  COOKBOOK in 1984.  Included among her other titles are FARMHOUSE COOKBOOK, CLAMBAKES AND FISH FRIES, FRENCH FARMHOUSE COOKBOOK, ITALIAN FARMHOUSE COOKBOOK, (all Workman Publishing, Inc. and written between 1984-2000)) the best-selling ON RUE TATIN (Broadway Books. 2001) a narrative about her life in France with recipes, which won the IACP best literary food book for 2002, TARTE TATIN (Harper Collins UK, 2003),  COOKING AT HOME ON RUE TATIN, (William Morrow, May 2005) and NUTS IN THE KITCHEN (William Morrow 2010) and now, IN A FRENCH KITCHEN (Gotham) June, 2015 and her latest book FRENCH GRILL (Countryman, 2018).  She is currently working on her 14th book.   Loomis has participated in many television and radio shows, including Good Morning America (ABC), Home Matters, Epicurious/Discovery, The Splendid Table with Lynn Rosetto Kasper@ (MPR); A Food Talk with Arthur Schwartz@ (WOR); A Good Food Hour with Evan Kleinman@ (KSRO). Susan is a regular lecturer at the Smithsonian Institute and is currently a professor of Gastronomy at Ecole de Cuisine Ferrandi, in Paris.   Susan, has lived in France for more than twenty five years. English is her mother tongue; she speaks fluent French and can navigate in Italian.  She lives in Paris, and has two children, Fiona 20and Joseph, 28.   Loomis can be reached through her website, www.susanloomis.com

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Hear Tasha talk about why it matters so much for you to love your home. Tasha and Thea discuss key points about the relationship that exists between us and our house and why this plays such an important role in our quality of life!If you are a new listener to Colorful Conversations, we would love to hear from you. You can find us 24/7 on Instagram @tasha.kaleidoscope and on Facebook at Kaleidoscope Living. You can also check out our YouTube channel. As a thank you for listening, we have an awesome FREE guide called “5 Easy Steps to Design A Room You Love.” Text “DESIGNTIPS” to 44222 and you will get the guide in your inbox!In this episode:0:30 - Today, we’re talking about why you should love your home is so important and why it matters more than you may think. But first, updates from the home front! The kitchen renovation is still underway with the contractors, but Tasha and Joe are getting ready for their DIY piece of the project. Tasha is going to be working on tiling the kitchen backsplash and they both will be installing the new floors themselves.2:30 - It’s time for the newlywed game for Thea and Tasha! Today’s question is what do I love least about my house? Tasha guesses that Thea’s least favorite thing about her house is that she has one bathroom, and there are several things about that one bathroom that Thea doesn’t like. Thea agrees, but adds that she thinks her house is haunted and that is what she was thinking of! Thea guesses that Tasha’s least-lovable feature is her master bathroom, which she describes as “the most 80s explosion of tile you’ve ever seen.”7:40 - This is not your ordinary podcast because we announce our upcoming topics so you can submit your questions for us to answer! Make sure to follow our Instagram, @tasha.kaleidoscope so we can see what you’re asking. If we pick your question, we’ll send you a sweet free gift!11:00 - So, why do we believe it matters so much to truly love your home? Home is where we start and end our crazy busy days and home is usually a place where you spend a lot of time. You don’t need to have a magazine-style, perfect home to be happy, but your home should be a place that you love, that you’re proud of, and is beautiful to you.13:00 - Studies done by environmental psychologists recognize that for most people, their home is part of their self-definition - it helps define who you are! You’re in a relationship with your home, so you need to do a little work to make sure it’s a good relationship.14.20 - Click here for Designer in a Binder 16:35 - We have conscious and sometimes subconscious reactions to our space, and finding frustration in your home, whether it’s ugly tile or just untidiness, can cause unnecessary stress and negativity in our lives. Conversely, creating a space that you feel relaxed and happy in, those positive emotions affect the rest of our lives too.19:27 - Tasha feels strongly that when you really love your home, it gives you the energy to take care of your space. You may be tired, but you have more motivation to clear the dishes out of the sink or make your bed when those spaces make you feel joy. Remember, “home is a feeling, not a place.”25:50 - What Tasha and Joe are going through right now with the stress of their kitchen renovation is a perfect example of how loving your home matters for your mental health. Tasha even got a comment on Instagram from a woman who had gone through chemotherapy and a kitchen reno… guess which she claimed was harder? 29:15 - Tasha encourages people not to feel selfish or guilty for wanting to create a home that they really love, which she herself has experienced. When we feel at our best and feel good about our home base, we can do more for everyone else and help be a part of the solution for our larger world problems. Join the ConversationOur favorite part of recording a live podcast each week is participating in the great conversations that happen on our social media and in our comments section. You can find us 24/7 on Instagram @tasha.kaleidoscope and on Facebook at Kaleidoscope Living. You can also check out our YouTube channel.Get Social With Us...Instagram @tasha.kaleidoscopeFacebook Kaleidoscope LivingYoutube Tasha-Kaleidoscope LivingThis post contains some affiliate links for your convenience. Click here to read my full disclosure policy.As Mentioned in this Episode…Tasha and Joe's Completed Kitchen RemodelThe Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of DeCluttering by Marie Kondo See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Pastor Bryan preaches a Father's Day message from Psalm 127.

Why you really shouldn't sleep near your phone ... + ... Study: Women could gain weight by sleeping with TV on When Motherhood Feels Like Death ... GUEST Courtney Reissig ... author of “Glory in the Ordinary: Why Your Work in the Home Matters to God” and “The Accidental Feminist: Restoring Our Delight in God’s Good Design” ... She is married to Daniel, has 4 sons, and together they serve at Midtown Baptist Church in Little Rock, AK Man tells City Council we should change pronunciation of PittsburghSouthern Baptist Convention to amend constitution regarding sexual abuse Confronting Old Testament Controversies: Pressing Questions about Evolution, Sexuality, History, and Violence ... GUEST Tremper Longham ... Distinguished Scholar and Professor Emeritus of Biblical Studies at Westmont Colleg in Santa Barbara, CA ... He has authored or coauthored more than 30 books, including “The Lost World of the Flood,” and “How to Read Proverbs” US deaths from suicide, drugs, and alcohol at an all-time highSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Why you really shouldn't sleep near your phone ... + ... Study: Women could gain weight by sleeping with TV on When Motherhood Feels Like Death ... GUEST Courtney Reissig ... author of “Glory in the Ordinary: Why Your Work in the Home Matters to God” and “The Accidental Feminist: Restoring Our Delight in God’s Good Design” ... She is married to Daniel, has 4 sons, and together they serve at Midtown Baptist Church in Little Rock, AK Man tells City Council we should change pronunciation of PittsburghSouthern Baptist Convention to amend constitution regarding sexual abuse Confronting Old Testament Controversies: Pressing Questions about Evolution, Sexuality, History, and Violence ... GUEST Tremper Longham ... Distinguished Scholar and Professor Emeritus of Biblical Studies at Westmont Colleg in Santa Barbara, CA ... He has authored or coauthored more than 30 books, including “The Lost World of the Flood,” and “How to Read Proverbs” US deaths from suicide, drugs, and alcohol at an all-time highSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The state of your home reflects the state of your life.  This is the first thing I learned in Feng Shui and it is the one thing that has motivated and inspired me to not only create a home that we love but also to share all that I learned about Feng Shui.  The energy in your home matters. It impacts how you sleep, how you communicate and how much personal energy you have.  When the energy in your home nourishes and supports you, you can create more of what you truly want in your life.  The energy in your home creates the foundation from which you live your life. Listen in for specific ways to increase the energy in your home right now! Be sure to subscribe so that you can always hear the latest Ninja Jill KNOWS episodes on iTunes  or Stitcher. If you enjoyed this episode, you will enjoy my weekly email as well! Sign up here.   LINKS MENTIONED in this episode and to connect with Jill daily:  FOUNDATIONAL Feng Shui online training   Jill is helping so many through life's tougher times with her book When the Meaning is Lost   Jill's Facebook page to receive daily inspiration Join the FREE Life MAKERS group on Facebook Jill's Instagram to take a peek into her daily life Visit her website www.jillethier.com MORE EPISODES TO LISTEN TO ON THIS TOPIC Episode 234: Why clutter holds you back Episode 197: Getting the energy flowing in your life WHAT I'M LISTENING TOO RIGHT NOW... This podcast is inspired by those podcasts that are impacting lives in a very big way including Andy Frisella's MFCEO Project which is always pure fire and filled with great strategy for life and business and Dr. Karen Osburn's Women Wanting More where she shares honest truths about waking up and living life. 

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ESTATE PLANNING - HOME PROTECTION - TITLE - TRUSTS - HOMESTEADS - PROBATE *** THE MASSI MEMO with ROBERT MASSI - 1ST & 3RD FRIDAYS of EVERY MONTH *** When you think ESTATE…do you think mansions & money? Think again.  The real definition = “all the money and property owned by a particular person”…that means everyone who’s reading this.  Robert simplifies what Estate Planning is really all about & explains why everyone needs a trust – even if you don’t own a home!  He also discusses Homesteads, Probate, Series LLC’s and much more. It’s a new way to look at “CYA” & one of the most important shows you should listen to! Everything Home...the Transformational Show where we talk about LIFE * STUFF * BALANCE & promote Good People, doing Good Business & Good Things! PLEASE VISIT: www.EverythingHomeTalkShow.com For Robert's information and all of our Guests & Experts' episodes - IT'S TIME TO ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF YOUR LIFE! LISTEN, SUBSCRIBE, LIKE & FOLLOW: with Host Michele Swinick - Great Guests, Giveaways & a Ginormous Resource of FREE Information for EVERYTHING HOME!  WHAT'S YOUR 7-MINUTE STORY TO SHARE?  It's time you let the world know who you are, what you do & most importantly...WHY you do it!  WE'RE HERE TO HELP MAKE THAT HAPPEN... http://www.BeTheExpertExperience.com

Rochester, MN real estate update, talking a bit more about the more common issues found in home inspections and how to thwart those issues. Joining us today on the podcast is Shanna Lunasin, childhood cancer survivor and community activist, mentor, and nationally known speaker. She can be found at: http://www.becauselovewins.com Give her a follow on […] The post Home Matters – Guest: Shanna Lunasin appeared first on Wightman-Brock.

Join me as I interview Courtney Reissig as we address the issues of identity in motherhood and the value of their work in the home. Learn how to serve God with your natural gifts in this stage of motherhood. Find your extraordinary value in ordinary motherhood.   Connect with Courtney  Facebook | Twitter | Website   Mentioned in this Episode YouAreMoreThanMom.com Glory in the Ordinary: Why Your Work in the Home Matters to God Accidental Feminist: Restoring Our Delight in God's Good Design Culture Making: Recovering Our Creative Calling    

Most real estate agents and homeowners skip this vital step and it costs them thousands of dollars and more time than is necessary to sell their home. Hear two stories of how it impacted two home owners and what they got from taking the time to declutter their homes.

Randy's lovely wife joins him today to chat about education, workforce development, and her career as the Executive Director of Cradle 2 Career in Rochester, MN. http://c2cmn.com We also chat about city growth, where we see it headed, and our own house story. Music from https://filmmusic.io: “On My Way” by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC […] The post Home Matters – Ep. 5 – Julie Brock – Education & Workforce Development appeared first on Wightman-Brock.

In episode 4, Texas Housers discusses the importance of housing mobility and how where you live can change the trajectory of your life. We interview Beth Legg, a fair housing planner, and Martha Sanchez, an organizer in the Rio Grande Valley. Transcript of Episode 4

Joining Randy today is Chris Ratzloff, Designated Broker of Property Brokers of MN. Why an independent brokerage? And what is the history of Property Brokers in Rochester, Minnesota? What is its vision? All this plus some hockey talk and the spring housing market… info@wightmanbrock.com Music from https://filmmusic.io: “On My Way” by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) Licence: […] The post Home Matters – Ep. 4 – Broker, Chris Ratzloff appeared first on Wightman-Brock.

Lynn Wightman joins Randy and Ron to discuss color choices, palettes, and the environment that color creates. Not just for home sellers, but for anyone looking to make some change around their house. How do you choose a color palette? Is it okay to mix and match throughout the house? What styles are fading and […] The post Home Matters – Ep. 3 – Color! appeared first on Wightman-Brock.

In this episode, Ron and Randy discuss how the housing market in Rochester (and other areas) responds to the changing season and the influx of medical residents into the city. How do you adjust, if at all, as a seller, and what should you focus on? What do you expect if you're the buyer? Despite […] The post Home Matters – Episode 2 – Spring Market & Incoming Residents appeared first on Wightman-Brock.

January 24th, 2019 – Our very first episode! Randy Brock and Ron Wightman discuss the basics of who we are, where we came from, why we do what we do, and much more! And of course we dig into the housing market, what's happening right now and how does it compare to years past. https://www.internationalowlcenter.org/ The post Home Matters – Episode 1 – Laying the Foundation appeared first on Wightman-Brock.

Dr. Barbara Corona, psychotherapist and President of the Board of Hudson Valley Home Matters (HVHM), and Ruth Kaba, a member of the Board, discuss their nonprofit “aging-in-place organization,” dedicated to helping those over 50 remain in their homes. Many senior citizens for various reasons need help to continue living active, independent lives but do not want to move to an assisted living facility, away from their local friends and family. Home Matters recognizes the importance of retaining senior wisdom and other contributions in the local community. HVHM is part of a national movement modeled after Beacon Hill in Boston, Staying Put in New Canaan, Connecticut, and Capital Hill Village in Washington, DC, all well established organizations. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/radiorotary/support

I want your voice to matter more and I’m absolutely thrilled to bring you guest this week who shares this exact sentiment! Leslie Means is a former news anchor, published children’s book author, and the co-founder and owner of Her View From Home; an online platform millions of women turn to each month for positive inspiration about parenting, marriage, relationships, and faith. In this episode, Leslie talks about how Her View From Home started, why she says we should listen to God’s whispers, her mission to help women realize their voice does matter, how she runs a successful business from home while raising three children with her husband, the impact video has had in growing her audience, what she looks for in an article for Her View From Home, and so much more!

Using Romans 12, former NASCAR Chaplain Dale Beaver reminds us of the power and purpose of community and the local church.

Throughout the years, I have always been on the hunt for how to spend my time. I want to be intentional with how I use my time. I want to make sure that I am using my time wisely and with purpose.  But this gets hard when my days consist mostly of ordinary, mundane moments. I go from changing diapers to making breakfast, to do dishes, to cleaning the bathrooms, then to lunch prep, and the whole cycle starts over again.  Today I had the chance to sit down with Courtney Reissig and discuss our importance among these mundane moments. Listen in!  Listen to the Podcast: We also recorded this blog post as an audio podcast. If you want to listen in instead of reading, click play below or do a combination of both  And don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast in iTunes.  Right click here and save-as to download this episode to your computer. I am a boo-boo fixer, teacher, chauffeur, maid, and cook. For the most part, my day consists of ordinary moments. But it's in those moments that we have a powerful opportunity to serve and love God. The problem? It's often so hard to see that!  One of the books I read last year that had a big impact was Glory in the Ordinary. The tagline to the book is Why Your Work in the Home Matters to God.  When I read it, I knew I had to have the author on the podcast and I was delighted that Courtney could join me!  Links & Resources Mentioned: Glory in the Ordinary by Courtney Reissig Accidental Feminisit by Courtney Reissig Courtney's website

Throughout the years, I have always been on the hunt for how to spend my time. I want to be intentional with how I use my time. I want to make sure that I am using my time wisely and with purpose.  But this gets hard when my days consist mostly of ordinary, mundane moments. I go from changing diapers to making breakfast, to do dishes, to cleaning the bathrooms, then to lunch prep, and the whole cycle starts over again.  Today I had the chance to sit down with Courtney Reissig and discuss our importance among these mundane moments. Listen in!  Listen to the Podcast: We also recorded this blog post as an audio podcast. If you want to listen in instead of reading, click play below or do a combination of both  And don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast in iTunes.  Right click here and save-as to download this episode to your computer. I am a boo-boo fixer, teacher, chauffeur, maid, and cook. For the most part, my day consists of ordinary moments. But it's in those moments that we have a powerful opportunity to serve and love God. The problem? It's often so hard to see that!  One of the books I read last year that had a big impact was Glory in the Ordinary. The tagline to the book is Why Your Work in the Home Matters to God.  When I read it, I knew I had to have the author on the podcast and I was delighted that Courtney could join me!  Links & Resources Mentioned: Glory in the Ordinary by Courtney Reissig Accidental Feminisit by Courtney Reissig Courtney's website

The first ever pod cast with Chris Dunham and Dr. Nick Fanning, this was the inaugural for Home Matters. This covers what we're going to talk about, I will share these a few times a week. Some will be less than 2-3 minutes, others longer. My target is to get you engaged and make you empowered with the information I am sharing, from investing in home ownership, to recognizing the signs your kids may be struggling in life and everything in between.

Reading is one of my favorite past times! But I've gone through seasons in the last few years where I haven't read as much as I wanted.  So in 2017 I set a reading goal for my year for the first time! While I didn't actually reach my insane goal of 104 books, I did end the year with 67 read! And I am just fine with that.  Out of the 67 books, I read last year, I came across some amazing ones. So here are my top 10 books I read in 2017.  Listen to the Podcast: We also recorded this blog post as an audio podcast. If you want to listen in instead of reading, click play below or do a combination of both  And don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast in iTunes.  Right click here and save-as to download this episode to your computer. My top 10 Books from 2017:  Refresh: Embracing a Grace-Paced Life in a World of Endless Demands - Shona Murray I read Refresh near the end of December 2017 and funny enough, I had already picked it as my word for 2018! So this book was a perfect fit for me as I was contemplating what my year of REFRESHMENT was going to look like. You can read or listen in all about my word for 2018 here.  This book takes a look at what we do when our lives get too full and too busy. It's full of practical suggestions and ideas, but my favorite part of the book was it's spiritual look at how we run our lives. The author again and again makes the case that we need to rely on God more within our daily lives and less and less upon ourselves. There was a lot in this book that I really needed to hear as I head into 2018.  The Life Giving Table: Nurturing Faith through Feasting, One Meal at a Time - Sally Clarkson The Life Giving Table is a book about hospitality and serving those who eat at your table, particularly your family! There are a loooot of suggestions in this book and I'm only looking at implementing a very small fraction of the ideas for this season of life with little kids. And many of those suggestions I'm modifying even further to make work.  Sally presents a very ideal look of home and table life and I think it's a great idea to pick and choose which ones will work for your family. I did walk away from reading this book with new found encouragement to make family mealtime special. I interview Sally in the fall about her book. You can listen to that interview here.  The Tech-Wise Family: Everyday Steps for Putting Technology in Its Proper Place - Andy Crouch I think this is a must-read book for all families! It's all about healthy and responsible approaches to technology in the home. I think this is a vital message in today's culture and family life and it's only going to get more important as technology integrates itself even more in everyday life.  While we LOVE technology in our home and even run an online business, balance is the key! We had a lot of good things to think about from this book and several of his suggestions we are incorporating into our family. Jason and I both read the book in August. It was great to get to both read it and discuss it along the way.  Glory in the Ordinary: Why Your Work in the Home Matters to God - Courtney Reissig Most of what I do in my home each day is boring and ordinary. I bounce between scrubbing toilets, making dinner, and folding laundry. It's very easy within these routines to wonder, "What's the point in all of this?? Am I really serving God through all this mundane?"  Courtney beautifully addresses this heart problem and directs us again and again to view our work in light of serving God and His Glory! It's a quick easy read but will give you a lot to think about.   None Like Him: 10 Ways God Is Different from Us by Jen Wilkin  Jen has long been one of my favorite authors (and I'm looking forward to the new book she has coming out in May)! None Like Him is a great book that takes a look at 10 attributes of God. If you are wanting to learn more about God and his character,

Reading is one of my favorite past times! But I've gone through seasons in the last few years where I haven't read as much as I wanted.  So in 2017 I set a reading goal for my year for the first time! While I didn't actually reach my insane goal of 104 books, I did end the year with 67 read! And I am just fine with that.  Out of the 67 books, I read last year, I came across some amazing ones. So here are my top 10 books I read in 2017.  Listen to the Podcast: We also recorded this blog post as an audio podcast. If you want to listen in instead of reading, click play below or do a combination of both  And don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast in iTunes.  Right click here and save-as to download this episode to your computer. My top 10 Books from 2017:  Refresh: Embracing a Grace-Paced Life in a World of Endless Demands - Shona Murray I read Refresh near the end of December 2017 and funny enough, I had already picked it as my word for 2018! So this book was a perfect fit for me as I was contemplating what my year of REFRESHMENT was going to look like. You can read or listen in all about my word for 2018 here.  This book takes a look at what we do when our lives get too full and too busy. It's full of practical suggestions and ideas, but my favorite part of the book was it's spiritual look at how we run our lives. The author again and again makes the case that we need to rely on God more within our daily lives and less and less upon ourselves. There was a lot in this book that I really needed to hear as I head into 2018.  The Life Giving Table: Nurturing Faith through Feasting, One Meal at a Time - Sally Clarkson The Life Giving Table is a book about hospitality and serving those who eat at your table, particularly your family! There are a loooot of suggestions in this book and I'm only looking at implementing a very small fraction of the ideas for this season of life with little kids. And many of those suggestions I'm modifying even further to make work.  Sally presents a very ideal look of home and table life and I think it's a great idea to pick and choose which ones will work for your family. I did walk away from reading this book with new found encouragement to make family mealtime special. I interview Sally in the fall about her book. You can listen to that interview here.  The Tech-Wise Family: Everyday Steps for Putting Technology in Its Proper Place - Andy Crouch I think this is a must-read book for all families! It's all about healthy and responsible approaches to technology in the home. I think this is a vital message in today's culture and family life and it's only going to get more important as technology integrates itself even more in everyday life.  While we LOVE technology in our home and even run an online business, balance is the key! We had a lot of good things to think about from this book and several of his suggestions we are incorporating into our family. Jason and I both read the book in August. It was great to get to both read it and discuss it along the way.  Glory in the Ordinary: Why Your Work in the Home Matters to God - Courtney Reissig Most of what I do in my home each day is boring and ordinary. I bounce between scrubbing toilets, making dinner, and folding laundry. It's very easy within these routines to wonder, "What's the point in all of this?? Am I really serving God through all this mundane?"  Courtney beautifully addresses this heart problem and directs us again and again to view our work in light of serving God and His Glory! It's a quick easy read but will give you a lot to think about.   None Like Him: 10 Ways God Is Different from Us by Jen Wilkin  Jen has long been one of my favorite authors (and I'm looking forward to the new book she has coming out in May)! None Like Him is a great book that takes a look at 10 attributes of God. If you are wanting to learn more about God and his character,

Colin Smith interviews author and speaker Courtney Reissig about her book “Glory in the Ordinary: Why Your Work in the Home Matters to God” at the 2017 Gospel Coalition Conference.

Many segments of our contemporary society do not value work within the home. Other segments even look down on mothers that choose to stay at-home with the kids instead of "contributing" to society. But the contributions you make at home, for fathers and mothers, matter significantly to God. In this episode, Kenny interviews author, speaker, and blogger Courtney Reissig about her newest book Glory in the Ordinary about the meaning and value of mundane tasks in our homes. When the work of the home fills our days, it is easy to get disillusioned and miss God’s great and grand purpose for our work. As image bearers of God, we were created to work. We contribute to society, and bring order out of chaos in every moment; no matter how small the tasks may seem. Recommended Get a copy of Courtney's Newest Book: Glory in the Ordinary Get a copy of Courtney's First Book: The Accidental Feminist Check out Courtney's Website: www.courtneyreissig.com Follow Courtney on Twitter: @courtneyreissig  

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We all want our homes to happy and lively, comfy and cozy, and a sanctuary from the chaos of our busy lives, don’t we? But if you feel like you don’t know where to begin with home decorating, let interior designer Diane Cabral give you some easy, stress-free and inexpensive tips to bring the latest design trends into your home.… Read more about this episode...