Podcast appearances and mentions of Shannon Evans

In February of 2024, the Mississippi John Hurt Museum burned. The fire, believed to have been set intentionally, happened immediately after the Legendary Mississippi Blues Pioneer's cabin received landmark status. That was not the first or last attack on the Hurt Family museum, land, or legacy. A week later, the sheriff's office began investigating a break-in at the historic store located on County Road 41 in the Teoc community, where the Mississippi John Hurt marker was stolen. The executor of the estate and granddaughter of Hurt, Mary Francis Wright, has been fighting for a long time the many racialized attacks on her family's land and legacy. Mary and Shannon Evans have been working to keep the integrity and safety of the location and family. In this episode, I will speak with Mary and Shannon about the fire and many other assaults they have endured.

 @pshannonevans , host of Tombigbee Tales, shares about her non-profit the Mt Zion Memorial fund.https://mtzionmemorialfund.com/Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/T24fdbIGFZQSponsors: www.manscaped.comPromo Code: PORCHTALKwww.calderalab.com/porchPromo Code: PORCHSubscribe, rate, and review the show!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/porch-talk/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Olimpia Milano: tutto su McGruder, Kamagate verso il prestitoVirtus Bologna, piace GrazulisASVEL, Deshuan Thomas è il nuovo innesto Ricky Rubio, dopo l'addio alla NBA possibile un futuro in Spagna?Shannon Evans firma a Badalona Max Heidegger arriva a Venezia David Nwaba rinforza i London LionsAEK Atene, ecco Ricky Ledo e Brandon Knight Pesaro, Buscaglia a rischio Diventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/show/backdoor-podcast_2/support.

It's an AMDG Christmas jamboree: our first-ever five-person episode. Friends of the pod (and awesome writers/retreat leaders) Shannon Evans and Cameron Bellm join AMDG's three co-hosts Mike Jordan Laskey, Eric Clayton and MegAnne Liebsch for a draft of Christmas characters. The conversation is raucous, overstuffed, reflective, spiritual, a little melancholic, mostly fun -- kind of like the whole Christmas season overall. The appearance of Shannon and Cameron is also a teaser for our new project, the Jesuit Media Lab, which gathers, forms and unleashes Ignatian creators. See how you can get involved at jesuitmedialab.org. Merry Christmas from AMDG and everyone at the Jesuit Conference of Canada and the United States. www.jesuits.org/ www.beajesuit.org/ twitter.com/jesuitnews facebook.com/Jesuits instagram.com/wearethejesuits youtube.com/societyofjesus

Tune in to episode 2 of the Rebel-Ed Podcast to hear Shannon Evans talk about his legendary hunting trips and listen to Max Moore talk about his future plans. Enjoy!

Founder and owner of Nailed It DIY Studio, Shannon Evans, is here to share how she discovered her passion and turned it into profit - Nailed It! She opens up about her childhood and how that helped her to become the creative craftswoman she is today. Shannon keeps it real about self-care, running a business, and living life! She is giving us tips, words of wisdom, and ways that you too can feel powerful.Connect with her on IG @madebyshannonevans and get your DIY projects started!

What makes a prayer “feminist?” Shannon Evans — author, retreat facilitator, and the spirituality and culture editor at National Catholic Reporter — is back on the pod today to reflect on exactly that question. She has a great new book out, a compilation of prayers, called “Feminist Prayers for My Daughter: Powerful Petitions for Every Stage of Her Life.” And let me assure you, this book is for everyone. Not only does it provide spiritual accompaniment, but also demands that we ask questions like: What would the Psalms have sounded like if they'd been written by women? What life experiences do we need to better integrate and lift up in our prayer? What images and understandings of God do we need now, in this moment, to better deepen our relationship with our Creator? Shannon shares her reflections on these questions, as well as insight into her own writing journey — and some hot takes mystics and why they'll be the topic of her next book. A brief warning: There is mention of sexual abuse around minute 15 of this episode. No details are given, and the context is Shannon's own surprise about the power of her book's prayers in very challenging situations. We invite you to check out the show notes to find links to Shannon's website, books and Substack. Get Shannon's book: https://bakerbookhouse.com/products/466175 Visit Shannon's site: https://www.shannonkevans.com/ Sign up for her Substack: https://shannonkevans.substack.com/?utm_source=homepage_recommendations&utm_campaign=1424232 Check out her IG: https://www.instagram.com/shannonkevans/

How do you balance being a new worship leader, a new mom, and transitioning ministry roles from Youth Ministry all the while leading a team that is older and more experienced than you?   In today's conversation with recent Worship Ministry School graduate, Shannon Evans, we talk about all of those things.   Shannon had unique ministry goals that can't be copy & pasted from another ministry, so we partnered alongside her in the Accelerator program so she could have unlimited access to customized support and coaching as well as some coaches in her corner to help her when she got stuck.   If you enjoy this episode, share it with a friend, share it on social media, or leave a rating and review to let the team know.   Thanks again to Shannon for giving of her time, and we know you'll find loads of value from the insight she brought to this conversation.   @Rhettheaded_evans centralcitychurch.net www.worshipministryschool.com/apply  

Universal Voices is back with an all new A Heart For mini-series. In this final of six new episodes, Alissa welcomes Laura Kelly Fanucci. Laura is an author, speaker, retreat leader, and founder of Mothering Spirit, an ecumenical project on parenting and spirituality. She has authored seven books, including Everyday Sacrament: The Messy Grace of Parenting and Grieving Together: A Couple's Journey through Miscarriage. Laura's work has been featured on the Hallow and Ritual apps, and in popular outlets including NPR's Morning Edition, On Being, and the Kelly Clarkson Show. She writes frequently for online and print publications including OSV News Service, Grotto Network, and Give Us This Day. She and her husband live in Minnesota with their children.This episode is packed with all sorts of balm as Alissa and Laura enter into conversation around what feels like "The Great In-Between" of the current time in the Church--a messy and beautiful place of forging a new way of being, while at the same time holding fast to sacraments, Jesus, ritual and one another. They talk of what it is to feel spiritually tired, and offer a few gentle ways forward.  They also chat about:Tending to our collective griefRitual as balmThe power of making space for lamentEUCHARISTComfort and freedom in the grayThe power of ecumenical relationshipsGod as Way-MakerFocusing on our commonalities vs our differences in Christian spacesThe well of personal experience, leading to the aquifer of human experienceClinging to Jesus and the Gospel God in this one momentThe beautiful work of Mothering SpiritYou'll also hear the two reference the wisdom or work of all sorts of folks including: Meg Hunter-Kilmer, Tina Guyden, Erica of Be A Heart Design, Shannon Evans, The Upside Down Podcast, Scott Erickson and Amber Haines.Make sure to follow Laura on Instagram and Mothering Spirit on both Instagram and Facebook. You can join Alissa in supporting Mothering Spirit by becoming a Patron here.Thank you so much for listening to this episode of Universal Voices. We are so glad you are here! An extra shout-out to  our amazing supporters who helped to make this episode possible! To learn more about From Here's mission and vision or for more information on how to join our growing group of financial backers, please visit fromheremedia.org. 

Ya tenemos otro jugador que ha superado la barrera de los 60 puntos, Damian Lillard ha roto otro registro que le sitúa de nuevo en el foco de todas las miradas mientras sus Blazers luchan por hacerse con una de las plazas de post temporada en la conferencia Oeste. Anthony Davis, el mercado de traspasos y Julius Randle se llevan nuestra atención en este capítulo también. En Europa hemos analizado el caso Henry y el posterior fichaje de Heidegger en Baskonia, se puede decir que hay culebrón en el Buesa. En ACB hablamos del fichaje de Shannon Evans por Valencia, dejando al Betis sin su mejor jugador de lo que va de temporada. Esperamos que disfrutéis de este capítulo, dejadnos vuestra opinión en los comentarios. MUCHO BALONCESTO.

Torna il podcast di mercato con Orazio Cauchi per parlare delle tante trattative e rumors della settimana.Questi i temi:Pesaro, piace Diouf di Reggio Baskonia, Henry in uscita? Idea TJ Shorts Panathinaikos, coach Radonjic punta Shabazz Napier Maccabi Tel Aviv, Jalen Adams confermato, arriva Braimoh, si lavora ai rinnovi di Lorenzo Brown e Alex PoythressMoerman lascia il Monaco, per lui probabile approdo allo Zenit Bayern Monaco, c'è il ritorno di DJ SeeleyUfficiale l'arrivo di Shannon Evans a Valencia Clevin Hannah nuovo innesto di ScafatiBrindisi, ecco Doron Lamb, Etou in uscita? Il Galatasaray firma Daron Russell per sostituire BostQuesto show fa parte del network Spreaker Prime. Se sei interessato a fare pubblicità in questo podcast, contattaci su https://www.spreaker.com/show/4175169/advertisement

Dr. Shannon A. B. Evans, born in Freeport Grand Bahama, is a 6th grade English teacher that currently resides in Beijing, China. Dr. E knew she wanted to be a teacher by the age of 7, and she worked diligently toward that goal. She has an undergraduate degree in Primary Education, and she left The Bahamas at the age of 21 to pursue a master's degree in School Counseling. She worked in various therapeutic settings until she returned home in 2016. After two years at home, she moved to Beijing in 2018. Shannon's original plan was to stay in Beijing for 14 months; however, three and a half years and two jobs later, she's not yet ready to leave. To add another accomplishment to her list, in the midst of the numerous transitions Dr. Evans managed to complete her PhD in counselor education and supervision. If you want to learn more about Dr. Evans' journey abroad, how she impacts her community, and how she makes her mental health a priority, you can follow her on Instagram at @drbaby_bgib. Thank you for taking some time to listen to this episode and for leaving your constructive feedback. The success of our show and the promotion of mental health in underrepresented and global communities depends on your support. Please subscribe to our Youtube channel, @aspire_counselingwell, and if you are interested in receiving more relevant mental health information, visit www.aspirecounselingwell.com and subscribe to our newsletter to join our community. You can also follow us on Instagram at our new account, @blackexpatexperience and on Twitter at @blackexpatlives. Be well and remember to prioritize your mental health today! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/blackexpatexperience/message

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Shannon Evans is an abstract painter.   In this episode, we talk about: How Shannon made the transition into a full-time artist The importance of reconnecting with your younger self Owning the dream that has been sitting inside of you   @shannon.evans.art shannonevansart.com

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Megachurch pastors. Pronouns for God. Patriarchy. A problem to be solved or a structure to be revitalized? Join me as I speak with Catholic speaker and author Shannon Evans as we dialogue about patriarchy, the divine feminine and the divine masculine, the focus on power-sharing in different Christian churches,  the idea of the women as Catholic priests, the differences between Evangelical fundamentalist Christianity and the Catholic Church, how to speak to kids about God, and much more. To support the Wide Open Spaces mission of healing division for a cup of coffee:www.patreon.com/jennyconnelly?fan_landing=trueShannon's article on Julian of Norwich and referring to God as a “she:”https://www.todaysamericancatholic.org/2021/06/can-we-call-god-mother-julian-of-norwich-says-yes/Shannon's website, including links to her bestselling book, Rewilding Motherhood:https://www.shannonkevans.com/

On this week’s episode, Lexi interviews hometown friend and beach volleyball player Shannon Evans. From finishing high school online to switching between indoor and beach volleyball, Shannon talks about her journey from playing at a juco to playing at Concordia. We also want to take a moment and thank our new sponsor, Chillow. Chillow is a Boise-based start up app that helps you find your next roommate and/or place to live! For a limited time, for every app download, Chillow is donating $1 to CATCH Idaho, a local nonprofit dedicated to ending homelessness in Idaho.

This one was for the MAMA'S!!! I said it on the show and I'll say it again: I feel like this was a book I both needed and one I could have written. My journey in motherhood was not necessarily untraditional, but it was uncommon. I both worked and stayed home, we danced to a nonconformist rhythm. As my children were born, I was also birthing the ministry of Jesus Said Love, leading worship around the country and the world, and writing/recording music with Brett. Hattie and Lucy (our older girls) were often on the road with us, sleeping in small college dorm rooms for summer camps, getting to know different nannies, and being nursed at truck stops and airports along the way. When Gus came along we didn't travel as much but our ministry to women in the sex industry grew and our time leading worship locally became routine. Weeknight band rehearsals and home visits to women from the clubs, Friday night club outreaches and Sunday soundchecks for Brett and I at 7am meant all three kids were backstage in pj's where a hearty breakfast of donuts, juice boxes and peppermints abounded. Along my road I would have several Southern women say, “I love that your calling is to ministry to women in the sex industry, mine is to be a mom.” My mouth would swallow the shame and my gut would regurgitate it as rage: My calling to women did not nullify my calling as a mom. Where did this asinine hogwash come from in the church? Motherhood and ministry are not antithetical, but rather a beautiful paradox that we live within.I do hope this conversation gives you beautiful freedom and a deep breath as a mom. Cheers to rewilding motherhood!

¡Bienvenido a 2contra1, tu canal de baloncesto! Analizamos la jornada 21 de la Liga Endesa con Chema de Lucas, Alex Perona y Rodrigo Flández El conjunto bético consiguió ante su público una victoria vital en Liga Endesa para mantenerse vivo en la lucha para salir por los puestos rojos de la clasificación con el Río Breogan, Shannon Evans, sin fallo en el lanzamiento y con 11 asistencias, fue el héroe de los locales. El Casademont Zaragoza de Jaume Ponsarnau consiguió una victoria en casa muy necesitada y dio un recital ofensivo ante Unicaja, que ha decidido destituir a Fotis Katsikaris, Deon Thompson y Adam Waczynski, ambos con pasado malagueño, fueron los protagonistas por parte maña. MoraBanc Andorra firmó su mejor partido de la temporada y se llevó un triunfo incontestable frente a Joventut de Badalona en Liga Endesa, todos los jugadores de David Eudal contribuyeron en la anotación, destacando la actuación de Oriol Paulí (20 puntos, 25 de valoración) y Drew Crawford (16 puntos). Por su parte Lenovo Tenerife se llevó ante UCAM Murcia un duelo con sabor copero. Los de Txus Vidorreta se impusieron por 87 a 71 en un recital de Marcelinho Huertas, 24 puntos para 27 de valoración. Los puntos de Isaiah Taylor, 27, y el buen hacer de Augusto Lima, 26 de valoración, no pudieron con un conjunto aurinegro que siempre tuvo el partido bajo control Urbas Fuenlabrada superó con solidez a Bitci Baskonia. Tras unos primeros 20 minutos igualados, un parcial de 28-8 en el tercer periodo decantó el duelo. Samar en la dirección y Ristic en la anotación fueron las dos principales armas fuenlabreñas ante un cuadro baskonista muy irregular. Valencia Basket supera al real madrid en un auténtico partidazo. El choque estuvo marcado por la igualdad entre blancos y taronjas y fueron los pequeños detalles los que decidieron el encuentro. El trío Prepelic-Arostegui-Rivero fue vital para Valencia Basket. Surne Bilbao Basket sigue imparable en ACB y suma su séptima victoria consecutiva a costa de un BAXI Manresa que compitió hasta el final pero que fue doblegado por un conjunto vasco en un estado de forma pletórico. Goudelock y Delgado guiaron a los hombres de Mumbrú que han pasado de estar en plazas de descenso a estar luchando de lleno por los puestos de Playoff de la ACB

Trusts.   What the heck are they and why might it be a good idea for you to have one?   Most people believe that trusts are this elusive thing reserved for the uber-wealthy…   …or have only heard of it as being a sort of plot device in a movie or murder mystery.   Joining us today is attorney Shannon Evans, a recognized expert in the area of trusts and estate planning. She practices out of Las Vegas and is a frequent speaker on the conference circuit.   With so much confusion around trusts, Shannon is a refreshing presence that gets to the heart of the matter real quick. She demonstrates that trusts are a lot more pedestrian—and a lot more useful—than most would think.   Key Topics: So… What is a trust, exactly? (3:27) Who should have a trust? (8:06) What is an “irrevocable trust”? (14:39) What you should take into consideration if someone asks you to be a trustee. (18:40) In which state should you set up your trust? (22:48) Why should you NOT have IRAs in trusts? (25:33) Who is the fiduciary of a trust? (29:31) Updating beneficiaries (33:51) Stephanie and Kevin's closing thoughts (40:49)   Resources Mentioned: Take Back Retirement Episode 14: What Women Need to Know About Caregiving and Elder Law with Cathy Sikorski Evans & Associates   If you like what you've been hearing, we invite you to subscribe on your favorite platform and leave us a review. Tell us what you love about this episode! Or better yet, tell us what you want to hear more of in the future. stephanie@sofiafinancial.com    You can find the transcript and more information about this episode at www.takebackretirement.com.   Follow Stephanie on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and LinkedIn.  Follow Kevin on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and LinkedIn.

Robert and Holly chat before taking the holiday break off! We talk about our experiences being in Christmas plays (03:51), our favorite Christmas songs (10:56), reflect on the first half of Season 6 (14:18), and our hopes for the listeners over the next month (20:28). If you're curious about Holly's experience being a Super French Conductor Star (I'm serious), you'll want to give this one a listen.Things we mention in this episode/other resources:- Preorder Holly's book The Soul of the Helper here!- we talk about the first half of Season 6, including these episodes:- ep. 134 - Prayers & Liturgies for Parents (feat. Kayla Craig)- ep. 135 - The Importance of Connecting Faith & Mental Health in This Moment- ep. 136 - Motherhood & Contemplative Spirituality (feat. Shannon Evans)- ep. 137 - Love, Justice, & Memento Mori (feat. Marlena Graves)- ep. 138 - Autism, Faith, & the Gifts of Neurodiversity (feat. Daniel Bowman Jr.)- ep. 139 - Calling, Adulting, and the Changing World of Work (feat. Dr. Michaela O'Donnell)- ep. 140 - Understanding Suicidal Thoughts (feat. Dr. Kathryn Gordon)- ep. 141 - Navigating Suicidal Thoughts (feat. Dr. Kathryn Gordon)- ep. 142 - People Living With Dementia and Their Caregivers (feat. Dr. Brianna Garrison & Dr. Dennis Myers)- ep. 143 - Seeing the Sacred in Ourselves & Each Other (feat. Dr. Holly Oxhandler)Join the Cxmhunity on Facebook!Connect with Robert on his website, Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram.Connect with Holly on her website, Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram.Connect more with CXMH on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or Pinterest.Ways to support CXMH:- make a pledge on Patreon and get rewards like submitting questions for upcoming interviews, a mug, sticker, t-shirt, or more!- give a one-time gift using PayPal- Buy books from previous guests on Bookshop- Do your Amazon shopping through this link- Leave us a rating & review on iTunes or Google Play- Check out our CXMH merchandise to show off your support- Check out other episodes and find your favorites guests on our website.Intro/Outro music for this episode is ‘Fall Down' by Rivers & Robots.

Whitney talks to Shannon Evans, author, mother, and contemplative Catholic, about an embodied feminine spiritual practice and perspective. Shannon's book, “Rewilding Motherhood”, is available here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/1587435381/ref=dbs_a_w_dp_1587435381 References: “Dance of the Dissident Daughter” by Sue Monk Kidd, Other references: Carl Jung, Christena Cleveland, James Hollis, Randall O'Brien

Thanksgiving is a time of tradition. How we celebrate the holiday today probably has a lot to do with how we celebrated the holiday growing up. The foods we place on the table. The special napkins we pull out of the closet. The signature cocktail we serve our guests. The dessert – pies and brownies and more. Take a moment: How much of your Thanksgiving experience reflects the Thanksgivings that have come before, perhaps even before you were born? Tradition is important and forms us in countless ways. But sometimes, traditions can box us in. Sometimes, they limit our horizons, keep us trapped in the old ways of doing things. That's something that our guest today thinks a lot about. Today's conversation is with Shannon Evans, a longtime contributor to Jesuits.org and an author of a new book, Rewilding Motherhood: Your Path to an Empowered Feminine Spirituality. It's a wide-ranging conversation: We talk about images of God that are helpful and that are limiting for mothers; the hyped-up masculinity of St. Ignatius' writings – and how we might integrate them in a healthy, hopeful way; patriarchy and systemic oppression; and, Thanksgiving traditions. If you're not a mother, you might be thinking: This episode isn't for me. Well, not so fast. This is a challenging, important conversation for all of us. What I found in Shannon's writing and thinking is a challenge to liberation, a liberation from those modes of thinking and acting that keep us from achieving our full God-given potential. We'd do well to remember that we go to God together, as a community, and if any of us is bound up and held back, then all of us are affected. Our entire community of God's family is kept from achieving God's dream. And so, even if you're not a mother, you'll be challenged by this episode to reflect on your relationship to those who are – and on your relationship with yourself, as a member of God's family. You can purchase Shannon's book by visiting: http://www.bakerpublishinggroup.com/books/rewilding-motherhood/408781

Shannon Evans, author of Rewilding Motherhood, joins Grace to talk about the powerful and poignant image of Jesus as our Mother. How does this ancient metaphor affect our lives today? Shannon and Grace talk Julian of Norwich, motherhood, and the theology of this idea.

¡Bienvenido a 2contra1 tu canal de Baloncesto! Continuamos con la Guía de plantillas de Liga Endesa 2021/22 de 2contra1 analizando al Coosur Real Betis. El equipo Verdiblanco tras un verano de muchísimos cambios, con 11 bajas, y una reestructuración amplia de plantilla, ha comenzado mal el curso 2021-22 con un balance de 1 victoria y 6 derrotas en la Liga Endesa Para completar la plantilla han fichado a nueve caras nuevas, Shannon Evans, que no acaba de hacer funcionar con su dirección al equipo, Beka Burjanadze, Dairis Bertans, Vittorio Brown, Danny Agbelese, Pepe Pozas, Vrenz Paul M. Bleijenbergh, Khadeen Carrington y Todorovic Analizamos junto con Pablo Salvago @PabloSalvago80 la plantilla del Coosur Real Betis para esta Liga Endesa

Allison is joined by Shannon K. Evans to discuss motherhood, expectations, feminine spirituality, anger and her important messages to weary moms in her new book Rewiliding Motherhood. Shannon is a beautiful writer who challenges the status quo and lovingly pushes women to embrace exactly who God made them to be and how to make our journeys our very own. Divinely inspired and uniquely gifted Shannon helps women find peace in their vocations. Find more from Shannon at https://www.shannonkevans.com and on Instagram @shannonkevans Subscribe/Rate Never miss out on an episode by subscribing to our channel here (https://m.youtube.com/c/AllisonSullivan?sub_confirmation) Help other people find the show by sharing this video on your social media. Thanks! Connect with Allison:

What is our first inclination when we hear or see something that stretches the way we see things? Do we reach for fear?  Do we shut down?  Or do we remain curious, asking ourselves questions about our thinking? In this episode Alissa Molina and Lindsy Wallace interview former co-host Shannon Evans about her recent book release, Rewilding Motherhood:Your Path to an Empowered Feminine Spirituality. In this episode we:Talk with Shannon about her approach in writing this book Discuss the ways the book stretched Alissa and pushed her to practice a curiosityExplore how curiosity often leads to greater depth and learningEncourage a spirit of wonder, curiosity and depth when considering motherhoodRemembered that kids are often great models of curiosity“I wonder what would happen if we digested these questions as a form of instruction for our own spiritual lives?  What if we took our theological views or our political and social views and held them up under the microscope of our children's inquisitiveness?  What might change, evolve or broaden if we began pelting previously unquestioned beliefs with questions for the first time?" (Rewilding Motherhood)News, Notes, and Links:Order your copy of Shannon's phenomenal book here.Make sure to follow her on Instagram and sign up for her newsletter.Books that were mentioned in this episode: Theology of the Womb:  Knowing God Through the Body of a Woman and Body of Stars.  Support more conversations like this on Upside Down Podcast! You can visit us here where you can learn more about this podcast or pledge a few dollars of monthly support to help us pay our bills and keep the conversations going.And you can always find us on Instagram at @upsidedownpodcast. Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/upsidedownpodcast)

This week we're joined by Shannon Evans to talk about her new book Rewilding Motherhood: Your Path to an Empowered Feminine Spirituality. In the intro, Holly gets a fun surprise and Robert gets a pillow.

Just as an environmentalist seeks to rewild land by returning it to its natural state, Shannon Evans,¸author of the just-released book "Rewilding Motherhood", invites women to rewild motherhood by reclaiming its essence through an expansive feminine spirituality. Drawing on what Nicole sees as parallels to the healing journey from abuse, this conversation goes deep.

Shannon Evans reflects on what it means to hunger and be fed, while having nothing to give. She is an author and community member in the Catholic Worker in Ames, Iowa. Geez 61: Seeds Are Sacred digs deep into the dirt, we lift up the beauty, spirit, and power that is inherent in growing food. This issue explores compost and canning, seed saving and survival, and dependence on community rather than corporations.

Wellness and self-care are essential for your success in medical school. At Ross University, we have a team of professionals dedicated to our students' health and support. In this episode, Dr. Shannon Evans joins me for a conversation about RUSM's Wellness and Counseling Center.

We couldn’t wait to share the good news! Enjoy the replay of our conversation as we chat it up with our dear friend, Dr. Shannon Evans. She’s been living abroad for the past few years in Beijing and will be sharing her experience with us.

Listen in as Shannon Evans, author of Embracing Weakness, explores themes of vulnerability, anger, and spiritual practice amid the ordinary (and sometimes extraordinary) realities of parenting children.It is marked explicit because of a couple of words.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/bringingforthpodcast)

Who doesn’t love an athlete’s story of hard work and perseverance, and then why don’twe add the challenge of the COVID pandemic into the mix too?Chilling story here, guys. All American gymnast Shannon Evans joins us today andtalks hard work, enjoying the pay off, and how she creatively amidst the universityshutting down, did not let the pandemic rob her of her final performance.

On this episode of the Basketball Adjacent podcast, professional hooper Shannon Evans joins Jerrold Smith to talk about being an under-recruited prospect, his college career at Buffalo and ASU, his relationship with legendary player & coach Bobby Hurley, playing overseas, giving back to his hometown community of Suffolk, VA and more! Source

On this episode of the Basketball Adjacent podcast, professional hooper Shannon Evans joins Jerrold Smith to talk about being an under-recruited prospect, his college career at Buffalo and ASU, his relationship with legendary player & coach Bobby Hurley, playing overseas, giving back to his hometown community of Suffolk, VA and more!

Shannon Evans is a point guard who currently plays for the French team Élan Béarnais of the French league French LNB Pro A. Evans has had a fascinating basketball career, going from high school to prep school to playing for Duke legend Bobby Hurley at Buffalo and Arizona State. Evans also had an NBA Summer League stint with the Houston Rockets and hopes to get back to the NBA.

Today's BYUSN featured senior tight end Moroni Laulu-Pututau & senior gymnast Shannon Evans. They talked about their last year at BYU and what the future holds. Plus, BYU men's basketball recently added Utah Gatorade Player of the Year Dallin Hall to its roster. And speaking of basketball, BYU scraped by Dayton in the Fox College Hoops Ultimate Fan Bracket.

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Why embrace it? In this podcast: Shannon Evans shares “The Unlikely Secret to Changing the World” - Spoiler alert, the answer is Embracing Weakness which first we have to admit the weakness https://www.shannonkevans.com https://www.osvcatholicbookstore.com/product/embracing-weakness-the-unlikely-secret-to-changing-the-world Buy on Amazon: https://amzn.to/2lvTB48 Check this out on YouTube Hear more interviews on Youtube: kyleheimann.com/youtube Subscribe to the (highlights) Podcast: Apple Podcasts | Android Podcast | Other Android Apps | Stitcher | RSS | Spotify Podcast: www.kyleheimann.com Live: www.redeemerradio.com Email: show@redeemerradio.com follow us on social media: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube @KyleHeimannShow Call/Text: Holy Cross College Textline: 260-436-9598 Theme Song: -Custom music written by Shawn Williams (www.musicbyshawnwilliams.com) for The Kyle Heimann Show -Licensed via The Sound Cabin Inc. (www.thesoundcabin.com)

Ken talks with Shannon Evans “Embracing Weakness: The Unlikely Secret to Changing the World”(Our Sunday Visitor)  Shannon’s book is available at: https://www.orderosv.com/product/embracing-weakness-the-unlikely-secret-to-changing-the-world Shannon’s website: https://www.shannonkevans.com/

A huge thank you to Shannon Evans for being on the show!Want to hear more from Shannon? You can find her at the following links: @shannonkevans on Instagram Embracing Weakness book on Amazon Website Blog Links mentioned throughout the show: My Life with the Saints by James Martin, S.J. One Beautiful Dream by Jennifer Fulwiler Shannon's book Embracing Weakness on Amazon Enneagram Institute If you enjoyed this episode, hop on over to iTunes to give me a ★★★★★ review, which will help others like you find and enjoy the show, as well.Special thanks to Mario Callejas for providing the music for the Kin show! Check out his music on Spotify.

Shannon Evans was planning to do amazing things for God. As a newlywed and just out of college, she and her husband became missionaries in Indonesia. With grand ideas of how she was going to make lives better, Shannon soon realized her limitations. Through contemplation of suffering, she came upon Catholic teaching on suffering that was new truth to her. Together with her husband, they converted from Evangelical protestant to Catholicism. Shannon speaks of finding solidarity with those who are unlike us through our weaknesses.

Locked On Cougars for March 6, 2019 began with host Jake Hatch's observations from Day 2 of spring ball for the BYU football program he was on-hand to watch. Comments from Kalani Sitake about spring were interspersed throughout the segment.In the second segment, Hatch talked about the West Coast Conference Postseason Awards that were announced Tuesday. Hatch was miffed that T.J. Haws was only a second team honoree as Yoeli Childs made the first team and Gavin Baxter was on the freshman team.Finally, the show wrapped up with the other news in BYU sports, including BYU baseball winning their home-opener, Shannon Evans winning another weekly award and men's tennis achieving their highest-rank since 1985. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Locked On Cougars for March 6, 2019 began with host Jake Hatch's observations from Day 2 of spring ball for the BYU football program he was on-hand to watch. Comments from Kalani Sitake about spring were interspersed throughout the segment. In the second segment, Hatch talked about the West Coast Conference Postseason Awards that were announced Tuesday. Hatch was miffed that T.J. Haws was only a second team honoree as Yoeli Childs made the first team and Gavin Baxter was on the freshman team. Finally, the show wrapped up with the other news in BYU sports, including BYU baseball winning their home-opener, Shannon Evans winning another weekly award and men's tennis achieving their highest-rank since 1985. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This Talk Radio show aired Sunday, April 1st, 2018Topic: The Power of Small Business   The Power of Small Businesses was the topic as we’ve had some creative, self-motivated women entrepreneurs that are clear on how to stay successful in the marketplace. They both offer unique services and produces which keeps their customers coming back.   Nikki Porcher and Shannon Evans are two vibrant business owners who are making their way here in Atlanta.  Shannon owns an event space and restaurant and Nikki provides Black women an outlet to promote their own business and products. While other women look to buy from them. It’s collaborative economics at its best.   Their message to the masses is not to be discouraged about any obstacles, but to keep going. They want people to think out of the box, know and believe that it’s possible.  Write it down in a business plan and be comfortable in changing & updating it when needed.   For more about their stories, feel free to check the show out on the Real Chicks Rock!™ YouTube Channel. Remember...~ Not let your (negative) inner voice stop you~ Don’t be afraid to update your business plan if needed ~ Reach, Stretch, Grow,  and Just Do It!   Until next time, continue to...#ROCKon #RealChicksRock#RCR #RealDiscussions #StatusNetwork #LyveTV #BuyFromABlackWoman #NikkiPorcher #StudioNo7 #ShannonEvans     Join us every 1st and 3rd Sunday, as we get together to discuss topics and issues that impact US.   Listen or view us LIVE: 2 pm - 4 pm EST on www.StatusNetwork.net   Call into the show (470) 251-4343 Join in on the conversation - We love to hear what's on your heart and mind!   Thank you for taking the time to listen to this podcast.   For further details on the campaign, please visit our Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/RealChicksRock1   Stay Connected!   Subscribe to YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/realchicksrock Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/RealChicksRock1 Twitter - https://twitter.com/RealChicksRock1 Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/realchicksrock Pinterest - https://www.pinterest.com/rcr012/ Website: www.RealChicksRock.com Radio Station: www.StatusNetwork.net

As I've said on the show many times before, Dorothy Day is a huge inspiration of mine + was one of the catalysts that caused me to start this podcast. That's one of the reasons I was so excited to have Shannon Evans on the show to talk about her experience working in Catholic Worker houses, a movement that was founded by Dorothy Day. But Shannon and I also dive deep into adoption, embracing our weaknesses, why people are so afraid of the phrase “social justice”, and what it means to truly operate as part of the larger body of Christ. Also, I loved her insight on her shifting view of “doing ministry”, specifically in the context of my own life. I share with her what I feel like God's been saying to me lately and how it's leaving me struggling to understand which direction He wants me to walk in. Overall, it was such a joy to chat with Shannon and I hope you enjoy our chat! This episode was brought to you by Audible. For a free audio book, head to audibletrial.com/catholic.  This episode was also brought to you by Jane Heir by Veronica Cristero . For a paperback, e-book, or audio version of this modern retelling of the classic romance, head to veronicacristero.com. 

Shannon Evans is not your run-of-the-mill educator. With more than 17 years as a teacher and coach (middle school, high school, and college) under her belt, she’s worked as an academic and admissions counselor for multiple colleges and holds a Masters of Education in Measurements of Human Learning and Statistics. Her passion is helping students develop communication, autonomy, and “adulating” skills that will serve them as they go off to college to explore the opportunities and experiences that await them. Shannon is a published author and has been featured in Seattle Women’s Magazine, Rotary International, The Huffington Post, and The Commercial Appeal.

Locked on Cougars for February 5, 2019 began with a discussion about the news of Zach Wilson's shoulder surgery that will preclude him from throwing during spring ball. Jake Hatch explained what he thought of the situation and why it's an opportunity for other guys to now show what they can do.In the second segment, Hatch gave listeners a primer on National Signing Day for BYU with a small group of guys set to sign tomorrow. He also ran down the large group of preferred walk-on athletes the Cougars have committed in this class & what he thinks of their chances to contribute for the Cougars.The show wrapped up with news of another award being handed out to women's gymnastics star Shannon Evans & a winning weekend for the BYU hockey team. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Locked on Cougars for February 5, 2019 began with a discussion about the news of Zach Wilson's shoulder surgery that will preclude him from throwing during spring ball. Jake Hatch explained what he thought of the situation and why it's an opportunity for other guys to now show what they can do. In the second segment, Hatch gave listeners a primer on National Signing Day for BYU with a small group of guys set to sign tomorrow. He also ran down the large group of preferred walk-on athletes the Cougars have committed in this class & what he thinks of their chances to contribute for the Cougars. The show wrapped up with news of another award being handed out to women's gymnastics star Shannon Evans & a winning weekend for the BYU hockey team. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Shannon Evans- Shannon Evans is not your run-of-the-mill educator. With more than 17 years as a teacher and coach (middle school, high school, and college) under her belt, she’s worked as an academic and admissions counselor for multiple colleges including University of Maryland, University of Oklahoma, Mississippi State University, East Mississippi Community College, and Utica College.   Shannon Evans holds a Masters of Education in Measurements of Human Learning and Statistics. She conducts workshops for students and parents with her Decision Matrix™. Her passion is helping students develop communication, autonomy, and “adulating” skills that will serve them as they go off to college to explore the opportunities and experiences that await them.    In 2017 Shannon founded the Scholar Coach Academy to help families understand the college recruiting process for athletes and to teach them to leverage their athletic and academic skills so that they can get in the college that’s best for them with the best financial package possible. She focuses on helping families minimize the possibility of student debt for their child while helping kids pursue their passions.   Shannon Evans is a speaker, workshop leader, and published author and has been featured in Seattle Women’s Magazine, Rotary International, The Huffington Post, and The Commercial Appeal. When she is not speaking, teaching, or presenting workshops, she is hiking, writing, doing Crossfit, or playing music with her best friend and partner, Ian.LinkedIn Listen to another #12minconvo

Shannon Evans is the Founder of The Scholar Coach Academy. Shannon was an active lacrosse coach and is now incredibly passionate about spreading the word about the Truth of getting athletic scholarships, importance of teaching Leadership prior to college and HS and celebrating failure! Website: thescholarcoach.com Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/pshannonevans/   Listen Now: Listen on iTunes: iTunes link Listen on Stitcher: Stitcher link Listen on Google Play Music: Google Play link- - New Sponsor! Want to save time running your sports team without paying a penny? Overwhelmed by constant texts, calls and emails?  Check out the Heja app, which helps coaches all over the world more easily manage youth sports teams - 100% free of charge! Click the link to download the app and get your team better organized for free now! app.goheja.com/pod Show Notes - WYC 158 – Shannon Evans Each One Teach One The experienced players get to teach the less experienced. So the coach shows the experienced player what they want to teach, then the experienced player teaches that skill to the less experienced. Great way to teach your leaders how to lead. Great small area game Chumash - 3 on 3 - can score on either side of the goal. Similar to 3 on 3 basketball, you have to take it 'back' when possession switches. Pop goes the weasel/Fox in the box 5 defenders in front of goal, 5 offensive players. Defenders have to stay in the box, offensive players cannot go in box. Then a defender 'pops' out of box and covers the ball, then when that players passes it the defender goes back into box and the next defender pops out. Teaches offense to not run into traffic and move the ball. Nonverbal communication Creating some really simple hand signals is much more effective than trying to yell across a field College recruiting - Showcases Elite camps - the key is the student needs to have a relationship with the coaches before the camp. College recruiting - Know what D1 demands are D1 - Train and practice year-round - Full time job year-round and you go to school D2 - Full time job in-season, mostly a full-time job out of season D3 - Full time job in-season, off-season the expectations are much lower Best way for a high school coach to prepare an athlete for college Freshmen/sophomore year - Look for camps where coaches from a school you want to go to will be. Make sure the school you are interested in has the major you want to study. The athlete should email coaches (make sure you understand the specific NCAA guidelines for your sport). Never should come from the parent. Coaches don't want to hear from parents. Remember MOST college athletic scholarships are not for full rides. Many only cover 1/4 to 1/3 of cost. Grades/test score/rigor of your schedule - are the most important things a high school athlete should focus on. The one that got away Being a female coach in a boys' sport - Shannon got called horrible names. She taught her players the best way to beat a bully is to outscore and outplay them. Favorite books/quote: 'You can march to the beat of a different drum but you have to stay in the parade' Parting Advice For each practice - have a clear measurable obective. Tell the players what it is at the beginning of practice, then review it at the end and ask for input on how well you accomplished it. -- Reviews are the lifeblood of the podcast!- If you like the podcast- please take 2 minutes to write a review! Click here - Ready to be an Awesome Youth Coach? Sign up for our free weekly newsletter: SaveSave

We're excited to share our first episode ever recorded with a live audience, recorded at the Upside Down Gathering on Sept. 21. In this conversation, we dive into the tension between faith deconstruction and reconstruction, guided by professional counselor and friend of the podcast Aundi Kolber. Kayla Craig, Lindsy Wallace, and Shannon Evans open up about their own faith journeys in this special episode.In this episode, we tackle the questions:What was your faith upbringing like? What have pivotal points been in your journey?What has deconstruction of faith looked like for you? Why is reconstruction important?What books, thoughts, or spiritual leaders have helped shape your faith?Do you consider yourself an evangelical?How has your view of God changed?Join us as we share our honest experiences inside and outside of the church, reflecting on how our Christian faith has been shaped, molded, broken down, and built up on this long and winding journey with Jesus.Recommended reading & resources:To learn more about Kayla, Lindsy, and Shannon’s faith journeys, check out episodes #8, #9, and #12. To learn more about Aundi’s work, listen to episode #36 on mental health.News, Notes, and Links:If you’d like to support us to keep Upside Down Podcast ad-free, please visit http://www.upsidedownpodcast.com/give, where you can pledge a few dollars of monthly support to help us pay our bills and keep the conversations going.Follow Upside Down Podcast on Instagram: @upsidedownpodcastVisit our guest moderator Aundi on Instagram: @aundikolberVisit our Website to learn more: http://www.upsidedownpodcast.com/Join the Upside Down Tribe on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/upsidedowntribe/?fref=nfSupport the show (http://www.patreon.com/upsidedownpodcast)

Welcome to Season 4! We are so excited to start our new season in collaboration with Ascension. In our first episode we talk about our summer, introduce ourselves to our new listeners, but most importantly we share our perspective and our journey through the ongoing news of the scandals within the Church.   One Thing We Love This Week: Sr. Miriam's One Thing - The Place We Find Ourselves Podcast  Michelle's One Thing - Blog post by Shannon Evans  Heather's One Thing - Where You Are - Leeland with Bethel Music  Extra Resources - Response by Fr. Mike Schmitz Extra Resources - Response by Bishop Robert Barron Discussion Questions:     1. What do you think is your role to play in restoring beauty in the Church? In your stages of grieving the scandals in the Church, how can you invite Jesus in to heal and restore your heart? What are some practical ways you can pray for the victims of abuse and the restoration of the Church? Journal Questions: 1. What is holding you back from something that God is calling you to do? Who is someone that you can encourage to offer their gifts in a specific way? How is God calling you to be a part of the renewal of the Church? Quote to Ponder: “Hope has two beautiful daughters. Their names are anger and courage; anger at the way things are, and courage to see that they do not remain the way they are.” - St. Augustine 

“What do parents of high school and college kids fear most?”  This is a question I ask Shannon Evans, the scholar coach. A former teacher, Shannon turned to helping families find the right college because as a teacher, she found that kids were not often coming up with the right fit for themselves when it came to going to college. She uses a family questionnaire, which she describes in this interview, in which parents have to answer questions about their kids: their preferences, their values, their likes and dislikes. She says, “There are often big surprises when the family reconvenes and shares their answers with each other.” You can find Shannon at https://thescholarcoach.com/.com, and she welcomes free, 20 minute consultations to answer you initial questions. 

The hunt for the perfect College or University can be a stressful one for parents and girls. Trying to navigate between big name schools or the lesser knowns, large universities or small, how do you find the perfect fit? 1 in 3 college students transfers at one point of their college career. Find out what your child should be looking for in a school and hear this one insiders tip on the one thing that can set your application apart from everyone else’s! Shannon Evans is not your run-of-the-mill educator. With more than 17 years as a teacher and coach under her belt, she’s worked as an academic and admissions counselor for multiple colleges including University of Maryland, University of Oklahoma, Mississippi State University, East Mississippi Community College, and Utica College. Shannon holds a Masters of Education in Measurements of Human Learning and Statistics. She conducts workshops for students and parents with her Decision Matrix™. Her passion is helping students develop communication, autonomy, and “adulting” skills that will serve them as they go off to college to explore the opportunities and experiences that await them.  In 2017 Shannon founded the Scholar Coach Academy to help families understand the college recruiting process for athletes and to teach them to leverage their athletic and academic skills so that they can get in the college that’s best for them with the best financial package possible. She focuses on helping families minimize the possibility of student debt for their child while helping kids pursue their passions. Shannon is a published author and has been featured in Seattle Women’s Magazine, Rotary International, The Huffington Post, and The Commercial Appeal.

As parents, we want the best for our kids, and overcoming obstacles to success is so important in the teen years. In today's culture, there is huge pressure to succeed and both parents and teens feel it. So what causes our kids to fail? What roadblocks could stop them? In today's Mighty Parenting podcast, Sandy Fowler and Judy Davis find out what parents of teens need to know as they interview Shannon Evans about overcoming obstacles to success. Listen in to discover how your parenting style impacts your kids and affects their resilience. Real Talk: Parenting is harder on some days than others, and it isn't always because of our kids. When parents are depleted they tend to focus on everything that is not working well and they have a harder time simply finding their way through the day. Listen in as Judy and Sandy discuss the issue and share solutions to help you enjoy your life more. A Favorite Quote from the Show: Research shows that tenacity is a greater prediction of success than test scores. Show Notes: Visit MightyParentingPodcast.com and select episode 24. Support: Visit MightyParenting.com for tools, community, inspiration, and support.

Coach Rebecca discusses how to navigate the college recruiting game with Shannon Evans, Educational Consultant at The Scholar Coach.

Episode 4 Rundown (105 minutes)   (Intro) Ralph Amsden talks about the explosion of recent commits, seven in the last three weeks! Who did they land, and what do they bring to the table?   (28:00) Marshal Nathe weighs in on several topics, but primarily talks about what Arizona State is getting in Waxahachie, Texas OL commit LaDarius Henderson.    (49:00) Ralph Amsden breaks down where ASU stands within the state of Arizona after landing three in-state recruits.   (1:11:30) Bobby Hurley just held a press conference looking ahead to the 2018-2019 basketball season. What will ASU's identity be on the court, and how can they replace Tra Holder, Shannon Evans and Kodi Justice?   (1:24:00) Ralph Amsden takes questions from listeners.

In our last regular episode before summer break, we gather to talk about community: not the hashtag or the social media version, but the essence of community as a sense of place and belonging. Host Kayla Craig is joined by Lindsy Wallace, Shannon Evans, and special guest, Rebekah Troche, who lives at Jesus People USA, a church and intentional community in Chicago. In this episode, we: Learn about JPUSA’s mission and ministry and why Rebekah was drawn to it; Share our vision for this fall’s Upside Down Gathering; Talk about how vulnerability and trust play a role in community; Bring forward tangible ways we can begin to cultivate community; and we Tackle listener questions about how to deal with conflict and how an introvert can find respite amid a community-building lifestyle. Join us as we recognize how intentional community with others is pivotal to the upside-down life. Recommended reading & resources: “Community and Growth” by Jean Vanier Jesus People USA: http://jpusa.org Wilson Abbey in Chicago: http://wilsonabbey.com/ Everybody’s Coffee: https://everybodyscoffee.com News & Notes: We’re opening the doors to Wilson Abbey in Chicago for the first-ever Upside Down Gathering on Sept 21-22, 2018. Get your tickets at upsidedownpodcast.com/gathering. We’ll be back in September with brand-new episodes! In the meantime, we’ll feature short sessions and one-on-one conversations with creators and makers in God’s Kingdom, one in June, one in July, and one in August. To have access to those episodes, join our community of $10/month supporters on Patreon: patreon.com/upsidedownpodcast. To have access to a download with tangible, creative ideas to be a more present neighbor right where you are, join our community of $10/month supporters on Patreon: patreon.com/upsidedownpodcast.Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/upsidedownpodcast)

Shannon Evans discusses the convergence of art, food entrepreneurship and guiding Studio No. 7, inspiring new ventures on her horizon, plus how the creative community and policy makers might find ways to work better together. IN SPACE is a collection of conversations with Atlanta-based artists, curators, creators, makers, leaders and educators. Each of these conversations was produced in the open space confines of Atlanta Contemporary, providing an opportunity to allow the activity, energy and sounds of the art center to add to the context of the dialogue. Special thanks to the Atlanta Contemporary leadership and staff in supporting this project.

In this episode with Shannon Evans, we talk about what *keeps* us in the Church and what each of us loves about it. What about you? Not only how did you fall in love with the Church, but what KEEPS you here? Continue the conversation here: https://twitter.com/blessedisshe__

What does it look like to raise upside down kids and be intentional parents in God's Kindom? Are the Beatitudes just for people who aren’t too busy? Was Jesus addressing only non-parents? How can social ministry and family ministry enrich each other In this episode, we talk about how we can preach the Gospel within and through our own families, and how we can include our children in our actions for justice. Kayla Craig leads the conversation with co-hosts Shannon Evans and Lindsy Wallace. In this episode, we: Talk about how we can focus on our parenting goals for our children -- and how those manifest in our decisions; Share how we create family community; Discuss how we can teach and model multiculturalism and nontraditional gender roles in our families; Share six basic principles for family involvement in social action; and Talk how we approach some practical aspects of family life. Join us as we discuss concrete ways of living and parenting that transform Kingdom values into everyday adventures of prayer and action. Resources & recommended reading: The Blessed Is She prayer journal for kids “Parenting for Peace and Justice” by Kathleen and James McGinnis “Never Say No: Raising Big Picture Kids” by Mark and Jan ForemanSupport the show (http://www.patreon.com/upsidedownpodcast)

In this episode, we talk all things Enneagram, an ancient tool that has grown in popularity in Christian spheres in recent years. Most people think of the Enneagram as a personality typing system, but may not be familiar with it or how it can influence us in the upside down kingdom. Lindsy Wallace leads the conversation with co-hosts Shannon Evans and Kayla Craig, along with our guest, Jesse Eubanks. Jesse is the Founder and Executive Director of Love Thy Neighborhood, an urban missions agency providing young adults with social justice internships and Christian community. He also is the host of the Love Thy Neighborhood podcast and is a certified instructor in the Enneagram of Personality. In this episode, we: Talk about what the Enneagram is and how it differs from other personality tests; Walk through each of the nine types; Share our own Enneagram types; Share some of the pushback we have heard about using the Enneagram in the church; and Provide resources for those who want to learn more. Join us as we delve into how the Enneagram can be applied to the upside down kingdom. Recommended reading & resources: “The Enneagram: A Christian Perspective” by Richard Rohr Crosspointministry.com Wepss.com ($10, 30 minutes) @yourenneagramcoach on Instagram Links: @jesseeubanks http://www.upsidedownpodcast.com/ Join the Upside Down Tribe on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/upsidedowntribe/?fref=nf Support us at www.patreon.com/upsidedownpodcast Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/upsidedownpodcast)

Professional counselor Aundi Kolber joins for an open and honest conversation about mental health, and the sometimes precarious relationship between mental health and the Christian community. Kayla Craig leads the conversation with co-hosts Shannon Evans and Lindsy Wallace. Aundi Kolber (@aundikolber) is a professional counselor in Colorado, who specializes in trauma, depression, and anxiety. Together we reflect on the impact that mental health challenges have on a person of faith and their loved ones, expose stigmas and cliches, and seek to identify where the Church is failing to support this need and how she could do better. In this episode, we: Share how mental health has affected our families; Break down the popular platitudes and “advice” often given to Christians with mental health struggles; Discuss the obstacles to getting help; Talk about how the Church can better support those affected by mental health disorders -- and what we can do as individuals; and Share the possible redemptive elements of having fragile mental health. Join us as we give a voice to the experience of those suffering the effects of mental health disorders and address how the Christian community can support them better. Recommended reading: “The Body Keeps the Score: Brain, Mind, and Body in the Healing of Trauma” by Bessel van der KolkSupport the show (http://www.patreon.com/upsidedownpodcast)

What's it like to “do life” as an adoptive family? Kayla Craig leads the conversation with co-hosts Shannon Evans and Lindsy Wallace. Between us, we have 13 kids, six of whom were adopted. We’ve done foster care, international adoption, and domestic infant adoption. We’re not experts, but we are experienced and we’re excited to share what we’ve learned with our listeners. If you’re not an adoptive family, we encourage you to listen so you’re better equipped to love and support the adoptive families around you! In this episode, we: Talk about the emotional stressors (including financial and marital) that came with adoption; Share what we wish people knew about attachment; Delve into open adoption and birth family communication; Talk about the questions our adopted kids ask (and how we answer them); Talk honestly about what trauma looks like in our homes; and Answer a listener question about the challenges that can arise in the years following an adoption. Join us as we strive to encourage adoptive families and equip families considering adoption. Recommended reading & resources: Karen Purvis Institute of Child Development Listen to one of our very first episodes (Bonus Episode: All About Adoption) Links: http://www.upsidedownpodcast.com/ Join the Upside Down Tribe on FacebookSupport the show (http://www.patreon.com/upsidedownpodcast)

Jo Saxton and Steph Williams O'Brien join us in this episode to discuss what it's like to be a woman in God's Kingdom in 2018. What did God have in mind when He created women? What are the possible negative consequences when women are left out of the conversation? Kayla Craig leads a discussion with co-hosts Shannon Evans and Lynsy Wallace. Guest hosts Jo Saxton and Steph Williams O’Brien are co-hosts of the popular podcast, Lead Stories (@leadstoriespodcast)! In this episode, we: • learn about the true definition of (and Biblical roots of) ezer; • talk about how we can realize our full potential -- and the ways we sometimes stunt ourselves; • share our Enneagram numbers (hint: we share the same number!) and discuss how our tendencies can influence how we act; • get real about vulnerability, weakness, and channeling our passions; • share the women who inspire us on our faith journeys; • delve into the #metoo movement; • and answer a listener's question about the "f" word -- feminism. Join us for a conversation on being kingdom women -- and stick around for our new segment, "Hold My Earrings." Recommended reading & resources: "The Dream of You: Let Go of Broken Identities and Live the Life You Were Made For" by Jo Saxton leadstoriesmedia.com Links: @josaxton; @pastorsteph http://www.upsidedownpodcast.com/ Join the Upside Down Tribe on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/upsidedowntribe Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/upsidedownpodcast)

You asked; we answered in this episode of Upside Down. Lindsy Wallace hosts a fun "Ask Us Anything" version of the podcast with Kayla Craig and Shannon Evans. We answer listener questions from serious to silly and everything in between. We discuss what it means to be a Christian in a world where Christianity sometimes doesn't have a great witness, answer questions on transracial adoption, and dive into dating and marriage. We also give our "eleventh commandments."Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/upsidedownpodcast)

Does big equal better in God's upside-down Kingdom? Join us as we dive into what God says about all the small things in this episode of Upside Down Podcast. Where does grace factor in as we determine our worth and our actions in God's Kingdom? We dive into inspiration from Henri Nouwen and Mother Theresa (and touch on quotes Christian culture tends to appropriate). We discuss the ever-so-dicy topic of Christian platforms, and land on God breaking into our earth as a baby born to a poor girl among animals and hay, asking what this teaches us about smallness in God's Kingdom. How do we guard against the temptation to value the sexy missions or platforms that tend to lead us to miss the daily callings God has given us? We discuss missions, mega churches, and ministry impact as we look into the advent season. Shannon Evans hosts with Kayla Craig and Lindsy Wallace.Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/upsidedownpodcast)

Leah Heffner talks with Shannon Evans about what it looks like to become more and more aware of our own smallness and what that looks like when we use our gifts, when we want to show up big, and went we really can show up little. Shannon's had a full last year living this out and talking with her about it was amazing. Can't wait for you to listen. -Little About Shannon Shannon Evans is a wife and three-time boy mom (with another fella on the way!) through birth and adoption. When not hosing mud off children she writes for Romper, Blessed Is She, at her own blog, We, A Great Parade, and co-hosts the Upside Down Podcast. Shannon has lived all over the world, but these days she and her college minister husband make their home in central Iowa.   Subscribe on iTunes            Subscribe on Android   Shannon Online We, A Great Parade - Facebook - Instagram  Leah and Life Around the Coffee Cup Online Life Around the Coffee Cup - Facebook - Instagram    Subscribe on iTunes            Subscribe on Android   A Big Shout Out to This Month's Sponsor I love having truth look me in the face each day. There are so many messages of where I’m falling short and what I need to fix getting thrust at me all day long so I want to cling to truth. One way I do that is with coffee mugs. The coffee mugs in my cupboard say ‘blessed mama’ ‘blessed wife’  Reminders that even in the messy, sticky, and hard parts of marriage and mother hood, I am so very blessed. Head Over to The Red Oak Collective where LATCC Podcast Listeners get 10% off with the Code COFFEE at Check Out

What does God say about finances? What power does money hold in God's upside down kingdom? Is there really enough to go around in God's economy? In this episode of Upside Down Podcast, we unpack ideas of faith, church, and western culture as it relates to money. Is there guilt and shame surrounding Christians when they think about money? Or are Christians too lackadaisical when it comes to wealth? What does Jesus think of the American Dream? We discuss it all: Idols, missions, simplicity, storage units, scarcity mentality, and going on vacation in this episode hosted by Lindsy Wallace, Shannon Evans, and Kayla Craig. Scripture References: - Luke 21 The Widow's Offering - Acts 2 - Luke 12:12 Parable of the Rich Fool Further Reading: "Freedom of Simplicity" by Richard Foster "The Liturgy of Abundance, The Myth of Scarcity" by Walter Brueggemann "God's Economy: Redefining the Health and Wealth Gospel" by Jonathan Wilson-HartgroveSupport the show (http://www.patreon.com/upsidedownpodcast)

Do we put country before God's kingdom? What happens when we conflate being patriotic with being a Christian? Does the flag come before the cross? Join us as we wade into murky waters of nationalism and idolatry with special guest host, and Iraq war veteran Diana Oestreich. We discuss patriotism vs. nationalism, one veteran's perspective of the NFL kneeling during the national anthem, rituals of the pledge of allegiance, and more. Kayla Craig hosts with Lindsy Wallace and Shannon Evans.Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/upsidedownpodcast)

Leah Heffner talks with Shannon Evans about baby names and their dreams of starting a podcast just on baby names. Shannon and Leah spend time talking about what it means to grow where we’re planted. These two had so much so you’ll definitely want to tune in again in a few weeks to hear the end of this conversation. -The Road Back to You About Shannon Shannon Evans is a wife and three-time boy mom (with another fella on the way!) through birth and adoption. When not hosing mud off children she writes for Romper, Blessed Is She, at her own blog, We, A Great Parade, and co-hosts the Upside Down Podcast. Shannon has lived all over the world, but these days she and her college minister husband make their home in central Iowa.   Shannon Online We, A Great Parade - Facebook - Instagram  Leah and Life Around the Coffee Cup Online Life Around the Coffee Cup - Facebook - Instagram  Subscribe on iTunes            Subscribe on Android Don't forget to enter the LATCC Launch Giveaway! You can win one of FIVE great bundles. Find out how to enter here.      A big thank you to this month's sponsor: I love Seeds Family Worship because it is word-for-word Bible verses set to great music. There is not one ounce of kids boppy type tunes, but songs that the whole family will love. Their DVDs teach hand motions to go alone with the songs. They have CDs on different topics to learn more about God and the Bible. And, what I love MOST is how the songs get stuck in my head and they work their way into my heart. Life Around the Coffee Cup listeners get 20% off their order + Free Shipping at Seeds Family Worship. Just enter promo code LIFE at checkout.

The world is broken. People are hurting. But even - maybe especially - when life is at its most difficult, could the practice and discipline of celebration be what orients our hearts to the Kingdom of God? What does it look like to persevere and celebrate even amid heartache and suffering? Does celebration in God's kingdom look different than partyin' it up with your friends for a treat yo' self day? Is the Church doing it right? Lindsy Wallace, Shannon Evans and Kayla Craig are joined by guest co-host D.L. Mayfield for a rich conversation diving into what celebration looks like in God's Upside Down Kingdom. "I will celebrate the light of Christ in a world of darkness the life of Christ in a culture of death the liberty of Christ in a kingdom of captivity and the hope of Christ in an age of despair I will rejoice always and in everything give thanks." - InnerCHANGE ministrySupport the show (http://www.patreon.com/upsidedownpodcast)

What are spiritual seasons? How do we process transition? What does change look like in God's Kingdom? We dive into what it looks like when expectations are dashed, hope is found, and life takes unexpected twists and turns. We dive into practical ways to stay rooted in unsure times, Lindsy shares how she found herself living life in the slow lane, and we pepper in some laughter and feature a random Lion King reference, because that's how we do. We also discuss some big changes and transitions for Upside Down Podcast, too, and give a hint of what's to come in the fall season. Kayla Craig hosts with Shannon Evans and Lindsy Wallace.Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/upsidedownpodcast)

What is downward mobility and how is it different from simplicity and minimalism? What is the appeal to living a life with less and is it sufficient for the Christian? In this episode we discuss what it looks like to shed our privilege and also use it for the good of our neighbors and the Upside Down Kingdom. Shannon Evans hosts the conversation with Lori Harris and Lindsy Wallace.Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/upsidedownpodcast)

Most of us have a love/hate relationship to social media. We recorded this episode live at our Upside Down Podcast retreat, and in this conversational episode hosted by Kristi James with co-hosts Lindsy Wallace, Shannon Evans, and Kayla Craig, we discuss how we try to navigate the tricky Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter waters. We unpack that whole "behind-the-scenes vs. highlight reel" thing, discuss using social media as a numbing tool, dive into our desire for affirmation (or even, to be "right"), and share how we've navigated justice or political issues on Facebook, too. It's a light episode with what we hope is an undercurrent of thoughtfulness -- and we want to hear what you think, too!Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/upsidedownpodcast)

Are we surprised by pain & suffering? In the hardest times, it can feel like hope is out of reach, even for a person of faith. In this honest (but hopeful!) episode, all five co-hosts examine what seasons of sorrow have taught them about Jesus. Lindsy reveals a time in her life that was marked with cancer, death, and unknown, and we all share what NOT to say to someone who is suffering. (Just say NO to Christian cliches!) We dive into how the suffering we’ve experienced has changed the way we think of Jesus' empathy, compassion, love, and sacrifice. Shannon Evans hosts with Lindsy Wallace, Kayla Craig, Kristi James, and Lori Harris.Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/upsidedownpodcast)

Doing it all is a myth: And we're here to bust it! Often times, we feel the burden to accomplish everything and spin all the plates. In this special episode (which was recorded LIVE and IN PERSON!) we discuss why we don't have to do it all and how grace covers us. We talk about what we've each given up in our own lives, and how listeners can find freedom from the busy, too. There's lots of laughter + deep truths in this episode: Take a listen and let us know what you think! Kayla Craig hosts with Lindsy Wallace, Kristi James, and Shannon Evans.Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/upsidedownpodcast)

How do we walk in a way that supports life in ALL facets of our messy world? We talk about finding a comprehensive life ethic as we affirm that each person is made in the image of God. We go beyond loaded terms like "pro-life" or "pro-choice" and share our hopes of growing in empathy to find a third way. We ask hard questions and discuss some tangible ways to stop vilifying those who see things differently. We’re humbled to wade through these murky waters with you, and we hope and pray that our conversation will be life-giving as you continue to work through these thoughts, too. Kayla Craig hosts with Lindsy Wallace, Kristi James, Shannon Evans, and Lori Harris.Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/upsidedownpodcast)

Homeschool, Christian private schools, public education: Which method do you choose? We had so much left to discuss about education, we recorded a PART 2 to Episode 13. We hope to model what it looks like to have thoughtful conversations with people who have landed different places -- and how we can trust the Holy Spirit to work in others' lives. We chat about how saying "yes" to whichever educational method we choose is saying "no" to something else. We discuss how we supplement our individual educational choices based on our family's priorities and principles. We also talk about what we love about our current choices, and times when we've felt judged for the choices we've made. Lindsy Wallace hosts with Kristi James, Kayla Craig, Shannon Evans, and Lori Harris.Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/upsidedownpodcast)

Education is a BIG topic, so why not dive in? What does it look like to live upside-down in the schooling choices we make for our kids? Our co-hosts represent public school, private school, and homeschool. We chat about how our own education experiences affect the choices we make today. What role should faith play in approaching education? Do Christians have a responsibility to care about public school in the U.S.? Lori Harris, a public school advocate, shows her passion in this episode. Join us as we share what we're reading (and catch the hot tip for how to sneak in reading if you have a busy schedule!). We chat about WHY we've made the different education choices we've made in this conversational episode. Buckle in for a wild ride - this is the first of probably MANY education episodes! Shannon Evans hosts with Lori Harris, Kristi James, Lindsy Wallace, and Kayla Craig.Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/upsidedownpodcast)

  We're delighted to have with us Shannon Evans of the blog, We, A Great Parade. We have a wonderful conversation today with Shannon as she shares with us her family's story of international adoption and how her son has transformed not only her faith but how she sees the world. Shannon speaks with passion … Continue reading FoC 060: Transformation and Hope Through Adoption with Shannon Evans →

In our FINAL meet-the-host episode, we're so glad to get to know deep-thinker Shannon Evans. Shannon shares about loneliness, special needs parenting, and what drew her to Catholicism. A former evangelical missionary turned unlikely Catholic, Shannon has lived with a squatty potty in Indonesia + raised a family in a community house in Texas. These days she and her husband Eric can be found searching for the upside down kingdom in small town Iowa while hosing mud off their three little boys. Lori Harris and Kristi James lead this conversation with Shannon.Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/upsidedownpodcast)

You'll laugh and be deeply moved as you get to know co-host Lori Harris, a public school advocate, a student of radical hospitality, and a perpetual plate spinner who believes that the upside down kingdom springs up wild and free when the Church commits to wholeheartedly seek the welfare of their cities. Lori and her bi-vocational church planting husband, Thad have six children. Join us as we learn more about Lori, a writer who pens the nitty-gritty stories of life from the edge of the wrong side of the tracks. Kristi James and Shannon Evans co-host this episode.Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/upsidedownpodcast)

Joy to the world: What does that mean? What's the difference between happiness and joy? In this advent episode, we discuss the upside down notion that if it’s not good news for everyone, it’s not good news. We share our struggles and victories in finding joy in our own lives, and hope to encourage you, too. Join us as we share upside down thoughts on hope, peace, and joy, and we share a few laughs over our favorite Christmas songs, too. Shannon Evans hosts with co-hosts Kayla Craig, Kristi James, Lindsy Wallace, and Lori Harris.Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/upsidedownpodcast)

Following Jesus can feel lonely. Why? Is that an entirely bad thing? Maybe we need to flip our view of loneliness upside down. We discuss why it's easy to feel lonely in this kingdom of now and not yet. We dive deep into Dietrich Bonhoeffer's idea that we have to lose to gain, specifically that we have to lose some aspect of community before we can -- through Christ -- have redeemed relationships. Kayla Craig hosts the conversation with co-hosts Lindsy Wallace, Lori Harris, Kristi James, and Shannon Evans.Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/upsidedownpodcast)

Our VERY special first-ever guest is with Dr. John M. Perkins, one of the leading Christian voices to come out of the American civil rights movement. A pastor, author, and founder of the Christian Community Development Association, we're honored to talk with him and share his words with you. Kayla Craig interviews Dr. Perkins and co-hosts Lori Harris, Kristi James, and Shannon Evans join after to process his words on living out justice, loving your neighbor, and pursuing racial reconciliation.Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/upsidedownpodcast)

Hospitality: In God's Kingdom, what does hospitality look like? What's the difference between faith-fueled hospitality and simply entertaining? What does the Bible say about radical hospitality and community? In this episode, our hosts dive into what radical hospitality looks like when we open our hands, hearts, and homes to the people in front of us. Kristi James leads the discussion with co-hosts Lori Harris, Lindsy Wallace, Shannon Evans, and Kayla Craig.Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/upsidedownpodcast)

Considering adoption? To celebrate National Adoption Month, we're giving you a special episode dedicated to adoption! Adoptive moms (and co-hosts) Lindsy Wallace, Kayla Craig, and Shannon Evans share their adoption experiences and offer encouragement. From foster care adoption to international adoption to special needs adoption, we discuss what you should know before adopting. We talk about adoption home studies, costs, agencies, consultants, and more. We share what we wish we would have known before we began the process, and important resources to help you as you start the adoption journey.Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/upsidedownpodcast)

We see #blessed all the time, but what does blessed really mean in God's Kingdom? How has Christian culture used the word blessed incorrectly? Correctly? And what does scripture say about blessings? We dive into how Jesus uses "blessed" in the Sermon on the Mount. But it's not all serious: Each co-host also shares what emoji has been describing herself lately. Shannon Evans leads the discussion with Kayla Craig, Lori Harris, Kristi James, and Lindsy Wallace.Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/upsidedownpodcast)

In Episode 2 of Upside Down, we dive into how Christians can easily idolize safety. What does the Bible say about safety? What about fear? What did Jesus say about being safe? We share five different perspectives and personal experiences, and add a little humor to the mix, too (including our guilty pleasures when it comes to music!). Lindsy Wallace leads the discussion with co-hosts Kristi James, Lori Harris, Kayla Craig, and Shannon Evans.Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/upsidedownpodcast)

Our pilot episode brings together five Christian women from across the country discussing the intersection of life and faith. Join us as we chat about the upside down life in the kingdom of God. No topic is off limits as we flip the script on our culture and dive into how following Jesus changes everything. Kayla Craig leads the discussion with co-hosts Kristi James, Lori Harris, Lindsy Wallace, and Shannon Evans.Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/upsidedownpodcast)