Podcast appearances and mentions of susie davis

Hey friends! Welcome back to another birthday countdown episode! We are so excited about turning 10 years old in just a few weeks! Every Friday we've been playing episodes from our very first season. If you haven't caught up, we highly suggest you go back and listen! It's crazy how topics we talked about over ten years ago can still have so much relevance and meaning today! On today's show we throw it back to the very first conversation with Susie Davis. Susie is an author, blogger, speaker and church founder. Susie is married to Will Davis Jr., the founding and senior pastor of Austin Christian Fellowship, and together they have three children. Aside from family and ministry, Susie is helplessly addicted to horseback riding and McDonald's coffee. In addition, one of her all time favorites is cooking and enjoying family dinners. Jamie and Susie discuss how they both ended up in radio accidentally, and also how hard it is to follow your passions individually when you also feel as though you are supposed to be giving so much to your family. Susie shares about what started her down the road of being a fearful person and how that ruled her world for so many years. We know by the end of this episode you'll be encouraged to live unafraid and kick fear to the curb! Thanks for listening and sharing this episode with a friend! SHOW LINKS:-Unafraid: Trusting God in An Unsafe World-Loving Your Man Without Losing Your Mind-Parenting Your Teen and Loving It-Uncovered: Revealing the Secrets of a Sexy Marriage-The Time of Your Life: Finding God's Rest In Your Busy Schedule-Connect with Susie Davis-Connect with Jamie Ivey 

Hello, hello, hello! I am over the moon to welcome you to the Simple Prayers Podcast with me, Susie Davis! Prayer is conversation with God. And that conversation doesn't need to be formal or complicated or “perfect” by any means. Prayer should be natural. Easy. Joyful. Even fun! Because it's fun to talk to someone you love. Prayer is you and God talking about the things that matter most to you. In the Simple Prayers Podcast, I want to encourage you to talk to God – daily, hourly, always. Because simple prayers can change your life.  In the first ever episode, I'm sharing a simple prayer that I've been praying over my life for decades. The really amazing thing is that it's a prayer to ask God to follow what Jesus calls the greatest commandment. Since Jesus said it's a big deal, I wanted to get my life in line with it. So I turned it into my heartfelt prayer. Maybe you'd like to pray this one too? Dear God. Help me to love you. Help me to love others. Help me to love myself. Amen.  I'm praying this over my life. And yours too. Welcome to the Simple Prayers Podcast. I'm glad you're here. :) SHOW NOTES Become a Newsletter Friend. Join me at Austin Christian Fellowship on Sundays online or in-person. Learn about ACF's Prayer Barn. Listen to more of Sara Davis Regan's music. :)

Felton Pruitt takes us inside this year's chaotic Burning Man festival with a first-hand account from a veteran Burner.

Join us for a message from co-founder Susie Davis for our next installment in our Peace series entitled “Peace through Praise.”

Susie is the founder of Family Flow, a ‘coming soon' app giving parents insights and tools to support their parenting journey. A family psychologist, she is passionate about family life, and about putting ourselves first in order to give our best to others. Currently in the trenches of busy family life, with four children aged two to 17 years, Susie understands family struggles. She specialises in stepfamily wellbeing, and is a great advocate for differently wired children, understanding the increased challenges faced by parents (and educators) trying to nurture and develop these wonderful children. In this conversation we traverse a childhood spent in the Wirral, where Susie and her family were heavily involved in the Wirral Schools Concert Band. We also talk about childhood bereavement, and how Susie and her family coped with the loss of her sister Judith, when all three siblings were still quite young. SOCIAL MEDIA @happymarlolife @rebekah_clark78 @familyflowapp WEBSITES www.happymarlo.com www.familyflowapp.com

Learn to walk with courage in an unsafe world. Recover your peace and joy. When fear tries to wear you down and dominate your life, hold fast to the three transformative prayers that ACF Co-founder, Susie Davis will share in the first week of our "Praying The Night Away" series.

This week we continue "The Comfort Zone" series as ACF Co-founder Susie Davis teaches about comforting questions that we can ask people when they're going through hard times.

Susie Davis is one of the co-founders of The Family Space, which is a parenting coaching company on a mission to help families connect and thrive. And boy! Did I need her at some points in lockdown.... Susie is a psychologist, with counselling and systemic family therapy expertise. Bereaved as a child, divorced, remarried, a stepmother and a mother to her own 4 children - one of which she had in lockdown – she knows the reality and challenge of modern parenting. I did a 6 week coaching course with the Family Space which included much appreciated one to ones with Susie. Especially at those, err 'challenging' or 'spirited' moments that we had.... There were quite a few..... The Family Space has really challenged me to think differently about parenting. To realise that I needed to question some of my beliefs about parenting and think more creatively about what actually works for my unique, individual one-of-a-kind boys. Tune in to find out how. For more about The Family Space: https://www.thefamilyspace.co.uk/ Instagram: @thefamilyspace Facebook: @TheFamilySpaceUK To follow Big Juicy Creative for loads of inspiration on living creatively, see: Instagram: @bigjuicycreativeliving Facebook @bigjuicycreativeliving LinkedIn: @suzybashford Twitter: @suzybashford  contact Suzy: suzy@bigjuicycreative.co.uk Big Juicy Creative podcast is available on all major platforms, such as Apple Podcasts and Spotify, or directly from my website: https://www.bigjuicycreative.co.uk/podcast

Join us for part 2 of our December series where ACF Co-founder Susie Davis will share what it means to have a Hallelujah Heart this Christmas season.

ACF Co-Founder, Susie Davis wraps our series, “Acts 2020: The Church Multiplied” with a message to encourage our hearts to be everything the Church is intended to be.

Susie Davis talks to us about God dwelling in us and prompts us to take note of and care for all facets of our souls.

Susie Davis joins me on the Graceologie Podcast to talk about investing in the next generation. Gwen's Spring Event Calendar:  GwenSmith.net/Schedule Episode show notes: www.gwensmith.net/graceologie/90 Graceologie on INSTA: @graceologie Graceologie on FB: www.facebook.com/graceologie Gwen Smith on INSTA: @GwenSmithMusic Gwen Smith on FB: www.facebook.com/GwenSmithMusic  

The label “saint” conjures up images of bloody martyrs, serene mystics, and selfless heroes—overachievers whose sanctity is out of reach for common strugglers. Katelyn Beaty and Karen Wright Marsh take a fresh look at the old divide between sinner and saint. Together they explore new ways to live a spiritual life, a life that just may promise sanctity for the likes of you and me. Meet host Karen Wright Marsh, and learn more about the show here: www.karenwrightmarsh.comGuest Katelyn Beaty is author of A Woman’s Place: A Christian Vision for Your Calling in the Office, the Home, and the World and has written for The New York Times, The New Yorker, The Washington Post, Religion News Service, and Religion and Politics. She currently serves as an acquisitions editor for Brazos Press and served as an editor at Christianity Today magazine. She lives in Brooklyn. Learn more at katelynbeaty.com.For further exploration: Listen to Karen’s conversation with Susie Davis on her Dear Daughters podcast:https://susiedavis.org/karen-marsh-dear-daughters-36/Become a podcast partner! Make your gift at: www.theologicalhorizons.org/giving. Thank you!Support the show (http://www.theologicalhorizons.org/giving)

Susie Davis - I am 49, a Christian nutrition coach/personal trainer living in West Virginia with my husband, Ed, and our pets. We are sports enthusiasts and coached High school girls basketball together the last five years. I worked at a local chemical plant 25+ years until taking an early retirement last year. I started my online business last year using a faith based approach to help people build healthy nutrition habits so they can lose weight and be healthy, fit, and full of joy. I also love fitness, the beach, WVU sports, Pittsburgh Pirates, all things beauty, and kettle corn.

My guest for The Happy Hour # 273 is Susie Davis. Susie is an author, speaker, podcaster, and in all things she is an encourager and mentor. Susie has a passion for writing and her hope is to encourage you to love God more and live your one beautiful life. Susie is often called a spiritual mama because of her God-given desire to reach out to the 'dear daughters' around her. Susie and her husband and high school sweetheart Will have been married and in ministry for over thirty years. Friends, I am so thankful to have Susie back on The Happy Hour! Susie has a gift for making you feel seen, celebrated, and encouraged and I know you will hear that throughout our conversation today. Susie and I talk about how our roles change over time, the losses we may feel in these transitions, and the importance of healing so that we can embrace our next role. I hope you will be inspired to find a mentor and be a mentor as you hear Susie demystify what mentoring looks like. It's not about a special curriculum or meeting spot, but instead it's about being present and "asking questions and listening for God."  I could sit and talk with Susie all day and I know you'll feel like you just had a virtual hug from this spiritual mama after listening to the show! Connect with Jamie Facebook // Twitter // Instagram // YouTube Sponsors Rattlesnake Ranch Pecans: use code HAPPYHOUR for 15% off your purchase Compassion International or Text HAPPYHOUR to 83393 ThredUP - get 30% off your first order Flamingo - get the Flamingo Shave Set for $16 + free shipping GET ALL THE LINKS FROM THE SHOW HERE

In this episode, Susie Davis becomes your new BFF! She chats all about mentorship and the need for a “spiritual mama” in your life. In her new book, “Dear Daughters” she shares words of wisdom and encouragement for the younger generations and let’s just say, it will speak to all of us. We dive deep into some of the chapters and talk through life transitions, body image and other topics that just need some love from someone wiser. You’ll leave this episode wanting a mentor - no fear! Susie talks ya through your first steps in finding one! We love Susie, and you will, too! Show notes: behindtheblisspodcast.com/shownotes/72 BTB Instagram: instagram.com/behindtheblisspodcast Susie Instagram: instagram.com/susiedavis

Do you sometimes wonder if you're doing this parenting thing right? Maybe you long for a mentor mom who is a few steps ahead of you. Author and mentor Susie Davis understands the importance of having a mentor. You'll be encouraged by this conversation with a spiritual mama about overcoming worry, embracing the small stuff, and evaluating your life through God's eyes, not Instagram. Learn how to move from fear to freedom, living in the community that God intended. Learn more about Susie Davis and her book, "Dear Daughters."

Susie Davis is a mentor of mentors. She’s the author of several books and host of the Dear Daughters podcast. I’m so excited to share our conversation with you as she answers your questions about mentorship, marriage and meeting with God.  “I think you deserve a mentor. I think it's God's will for your life to have an older woman that you can talk to who has wisdom for you and your specific situation.” In her book and podcast, Dear Daughters, Susie seeks to bring together younger women and spiritual moms. Each of us has valuable insight for one other, but getting started with mentoring can be a hurdle. Whether you have a mentor, are a mentor or want to start, Susie shares encouragement and insight into establishing and maintaining a healthy mentor relationship. (including what not to say!) We also talk about marriage and how to love your man without losing your mind about the little things that can drive us crazy.  “I think marriage is the greatest opportunity for sanctification, which is just becoming more like God. It is the one relationship that is never supposed to end. You're ‘trapped’ in it and you have to work it out with them.” Talking with Susie is such a gift. She shares a wealth of wisdom from the perspective of someone who has experienced a lot of growth in her own life and marriage over the years. Grab a cup of coffee and listen in as Susie mentors us all!

On this episode of WWL, I'm chatting withSusie Davis on the topic of mentorship and discipleship. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/emma-koch/support

I recall going through a period of transition a few years back. Even though I understood what I faced, I didn't feel comfortable. The world didn't seem right, and I didn't know what to do.  I'm thankful for the older women in my life who helped me navigate those times. They knew how to speak to my heart when nothing else worked.  The Bible talks about older women teaching the younger ones how to love their husband and children, so praying for a mentor can be a good thing. My guest this week was Susie Davis, and she has called herself a spiritual momma. She shared topics younger women often struggle with.   

You can find all about Susie over at susiedavis.org!!Soul Care WeekendAmish Bread Recipe

In this episode, the incredibly wise and gracious Susie Davis talks about her passion to mentor other women. She also shares the lessons she has learned in life, in ministry, and what she wishes she would have known as a younger woman.    In this episode we discuss: 1. Why our weaknesses shouldn't stop us from leading and helping others 2. Why women need and can thrive with mentoring 3. How we can point the next generation to vibrant faith and leadership   Favorite quotes: 1. Show me the man or woman who at the end of their life says “I felt totally confident in my skin every moment, every day of my life because I love God.” I don't think it works like that. Even when you look at the stories you read in Scripture, they struggled. The people in the Bible struggled greatly. So why is it unusual that we struggle too? 2. It's a life of faith and God is asking us to do more than we normally would do if left to our own devices. 3. Most of the learning, and this kind of goes back to mentoring, should be face-to-face, across the table because that's the only way to really know someone.   In this episode I answer these questions: 1. I love your life tips. What is a simple change I can make in my conversations that will help me seem more confident? (57:16) 2. Why does God not answer some prayers? (58:54) 3. Do I need to create a business plan for my new business? (1:01:46)   Links to great things we discussed: 1. Susie Davis 2. Kacey Musgraves 3. Friday Night Lights 4. Barbara Brown Taylor- Leaving Church 5. Drybar Money Maker 6. Highlands (Song of Ascent) , Hillsong 7. Lion King 8. FABFITFUN Use code ALLI to save $10.00 9. Blissdom Conference Hope you loved this episode! Be sure to subscribe in iTunes and slap some stars on a review!   xo, Alli   www.alliworthington.com/podcast/susiedavis  

Doug catches up with Susie Davis to talk about her book "Dear Daughters - Love Letters to the Next Generation". Among the topics covered in our chat - How to deal with mother and father issues - Mothers & teen daughters - On being an empty nester - How to find a mentor and much more. Connect with Susie at her website www.SusieDavis.orgSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bill and Susie Davis talk about her book Dear Daughters: Love Letters to the Next Generation, a book that helps create a bridge between young women and spiritual mamas. Then Brian Kluth from Bless Your Pastor reveals the many needs of pastors and how you can truly bless your pastor.

If you are an adult and feel like you don't really have everything figured out, you may wish you had someone alongside you to help out.  Susie Davis found that her children's friends would always come to her for advice and decided to write it down so we can all learn from it!

If you are an adult and feel like you don't really have everything figured out, you may wish you had someone alongside you to help out.  Susie Davis found that her children's friends would always come to her for advice and decided to write it down so we can all learn from it!

We’re midway through the summer, y’all. Which means we’ve officially had enough time to decide on our summer favorites and now we’re here to report back. This year we’re sharing everything from the trends we’re obsessing over, to our summer soundtracks, to the products that are making the hotter days bearable, and more! Grab yourself an iced cold drink, crank the AC, and tune in to discover your new summer obsession. Raves + Faves: KA's Rave: Baby Shampoo as Makeup Brush Cleaner KB's Rave: Dear Daughters: Love Letters to the Next Generation by Susie Davis

Hi friends, happy Monday! You are going to LOVE this conversation with Susie Davis! Susie an author of 6 books, a speaker and co-founder of Austin Christian Fellowship with her husband. She is married to her high school sweetheart, and have 3 delightful young adult children (who are all married and living their one beautiful life) and one DARLING grandson. Susie is host of the podcast, Dear Daughters and just released a book by the same name, which you can find here: https://www.amazon.com/s?k=dear+daughters+susie+davis&ref=nb_sb_noss_1 In this chat we also talk about Susie's book, Unafraid, which you can find here:https://www.amazon.com/s?k=unafraid+susie+davis&ref=nb_sb_noss_2 You will devour this book if you are dealing with any type of fear or lack of trusting God. In true fashion, Susie also spends a minute as a spiritual mama to me, offering encouragement in this new mothering season I find myself in. It was a breath of fresh air & I hope you are as encouraged as I was by Susie! Be sure to connect with her on instagram: @susiedavis & @deardaughters AND sign up for her newsletter at: www.susiedavis.org. Share this episode with a friend... and go live your own story! xo

A special Mother’s Day message from the author of Dear Daughters, Susie Davis, along with her daughter Emily Boone.

Chrys Howard, Josh and Aly Taylor, Susie Davis, Shari Rigby, Mary Beth Waddell, Patti Garibay

Chrys Howard, Josh and Aly Taylor, Susie Davis, Shari Rigby, Mary Beth Waddell, Patti Garibay

Get ready to get Scaroused… Queer Polyamorous Ethical Slut Tanya Gilstrap has set a daunting goal for the month of April: recover from a messy divorce by reclaiming her sexuality - and what better way than with 5 foursomes, 4 threesomes, a group gangbang, and an extra credit orgy? Tanya takes a break from karaoke, Ultimate Frisbee and hosting Polyam meet-ups to focus on setting a personal sexual record to end her 20’s, and so she places sexual antic advertisements on social media for female-identified/straight guys/non-binary folks and more. Her Seattle sex-positive community of paramours, metamours and friendly kinksters end up being happy to help with her Golden Birthday celebration. Congrats on your Big 3-0 (in more ways than one), Tanya! #ItTakesAVillage #AskForWhatYouWant This episode of the Bawdy Storytelling podcast is brought to you by Calm Right now, Bawdy Storytelling has partnered with the Calm app to give listeners 25% off a Calm Premium Subscription - and unlimited access to all of Calm’s sleep stories, guided meditations, and anxiety and stress reduction support - with the promo code DIXIE. Go to Calm.com/Dixie and save today! Song: Sparky’s First Dress by Tight Pajamas   Tight Pajamas (a.k.a. Susie Davis and Jeff Greenwald) writes songs that delve into the alternative scenes thriving in the San Francisco Bay Area. Here’s a link to their Bandcamp page and Tight Pajamas sez: If you wish (and we hope you do), you can support our creative work by downloading our songs for a buck!   https://tightpajamas.bandcamp.com/ Hosted by Sexual Folklorist Dixie De La Tour Opening Music: 8 Miles Wide by Storm Large Love Bawdy Storytelling?  Keep this podcast going by supporting us on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/Bawdy Or you can make a one-time donation via Paypal at  BawdyStorytelling@gmail.com Shout-out to our Bang-O prize sponsors: You can win sexy prizes from Good Vibrations and Babeland at Bawdy’s live shows – or you can get your own at Good Vibrations https://www.goodvibes.com/ Babeland https://www.babeland.com/ Ain’t nothin’ on Earth like a LIVE Bawdy Storytelling! Bawdy tends to sell out, so get your tickets in advance/ right now. Here’s what’s coming up: Seattle, WA Thursday, May 9th: ‘Libertine!’ https://bawdylibertinesea.eventbrite.com Thursday, June 6th ‘Seattle 5 Year Anniversary’ http://bit.ly/bawdy5yearsea San Francisco, CA Friday, May 17th: ’UnicornFest!’ https://bawdyunicornfestsfo.eventbrite.com   Thursday, June 20th  ‘Best Fiends’ http://bit.ly/bawdybestfiendssfo   Sunday, September 29th ‘Bawdy gets Kinky’ (Folsom St Fair afterparty) http://bit.ly/BawdyFolsom2019 Tickets and more info are available at BawdyStorytelling.com Want more Bawdy? www.BawdyStorytelling.com Follow us on Twitter: @Bawdy On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bawdystorytelling/ Like us at www.Facebook.com/BawdyStorytelling Join us on FetLife: https://fetlife.com/groups/46341 Support us on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/Bawdy Watch us on YouTube at http://bit.ly/BawdyTV Find out about upcoming podcast episodes–and if we’re coming to your city! – at www.BawdyStorytelling.com/subscribe (personal notes to Dixie are highly encouraged!) Team Bawdy is: Podcast Producer: Marty Garcia Sound Engineer: David Grosof Project Manager: Dana Hanna Archivist /Video: Joe Moore & Bawdy Creator & Podcast Host Dixie De La Tour

We’re making Turquoise Table history today with our very first pop-up podcast! A few weeks ago, my hospitality partner-in-crime Susie Davis and I recorded a live podcast in my front yard with fifty friends and our special guest, Myquillyn Smith. And y’all, just a hint of what’s to come: this will be the first of many pop-up podcasts because we had so much fun! So if you don’t know Myquillyn, you’re going to fall in love very soon. She’s the brains behind The Nesting Place, a beautiful blog where she encourages women to create warm, inviting homes using what they have, wherever they are. Myquillyn just released her brand-new book Cozy Minimalist Home. And inspired by the book, Myquillyn answered questions from our live audience about how to create a cozy home with less stuff. Music to your ears, right? And be sure to stay till the end, where we dish on a yummy cider recipe you’ll want at all of your holiday parties.

On our first ever Friday 5, Lisa shares 5 great follows on Instagram.   Links: Lisa Whittle – @lisawhittle Susie Davis – @susiedavis Angie Elkins – @angiebrownelkins My Jesus Jam – @myjesusjam Bri McKoy – @brimckoy Cory Martin – @jailchap   Produced by Unmutable™.  

We have had such a great time interviewing different parents asking them to share some of their best ideas and advice about being a parent who raises their children for Christ. Today is our first such podcast. We hope you will enjoy this series and glean from the many ideas shared in the next two weeks. You will love Susie Davis. She is a seasoned mom, an author and loves to encourage those in her ministry. You will be refreshed by our time shared on this podcast, Thanks, Susie.

This week the guys visit with Susie Davis.  Susie is an author, blogger, speaker, pastor’s wife, and someone who has struggled with fear and anxiety most of her life.  You really need to check it out.

On this episode of the Journeywomen podcast, I had the privilege of chatting with Susie Davis. Susie is an author, encourager and mentor. Every day, she wakes up and writes out things in her moleskin journals. And every day, she ends up somewhere on social media with words hoping to encourage us to love God even more. The other thing that she can’t seem to escape is a God-given desire to reach out to the young women around her. She calls them her 'dear daughters' which is also the name of her podcast. Before our interview I didn’t personally know Susie, but she has mentored me from afar via her podcast. I’ve had some incredible chats with other mentors and friends on the show, but this one tops the chart as my favorite conversation to date! Susie’s quote, “The difference between reality and expectation is misery,” is something I will be thinking about for awhile. I hope you guys have lots of other truth nuggets to pocket after listening to our conversation! As mentioned, you can find out how to connect with Susie Davis on hunterbeless.com. Make sure to let her know what you learned from her today! As always, if you’re enjoying the show, it would be a huge help if you could hop over to iTunes and leave a review. Thanks so much for joining us. Episode 09 is sponsored by White Pepper Ink, a custom-scripting canvas and wood company founded by Amanda Nicholson. You can find her work on Instagram and Facebook @whitepepperink! To custom order, email Amanda at whitepepperink@gmail.com and if you mention hearing about the shop on the Journeywomen podcast, you will get 10% off a canvas of your choice if you order through the second week of August.   

Susie Davis is the kind of woman we could talk to for hours. Because she is in a word: wise. She talks to us in this episode about how mentoring relationships have naturally happened over the years through her relationships with younger women. Susie is a mom to three and a mother-in-law to almost three. We talk about the tragedy Susie's own young life that began a journey of intense fear. This fear followed her into adulthood and an encounter with God. Out of that came her book Unafraid: Trusting God in an Unsafe World. Listen in to hear about her favorite pens that come in seasonal colors (Oooh yes!) and why going outside helps her clear her mind. You really won't be sorry you joined us for this episode and you will have a new podcast to add to your list in Letters to My Daughters because you will want more of Susie!

Happy Hour #48 is with my friend Susie Davis. Susie Davis is an author, blogger, speaker and church founder. Susie has been married to Will Davis Jr., the founding and senior pastor of Austin Christian Fellowship, for twenty-nine years. They have three children: Will III (28) – a Baylor graduate now in ministry with his wife, Amy. Emily (25) – also a Baylor grad now in ministry with her husband, Kenton Boone. Sara (21) – a junior at the University of Texas. Aside from family and ministry, Susie is helplessly addicted to horseback riding and McDonald’s coffee. In addition, one of her all time favorites is cooking and enjoying family dinners. She has written five books over the years.  On this show we discuss how we both ended up in radio accidentally and how much we both loved it, and also how hard it is to follow our passions individually when we also feel as though we are supposed to be giving so much to our family. Susie shares about what started her down the road of being a fearful person and how that ruled her world for so many years. We then discussed parenting older kids, and she literally gave me an individual counseling session about my boys and their girlfriends. It was rather funny, especially since I kept her on the line for about 10 minutes after our interview for more counseling!!  :) Links from the show: Susie's books: Unafraid: Trusting God in an Unsafe World Loving Your Man without Losing Your Mind Parenting Your Teen and Loving It: Being the Mom Your Kid Needs Uncovered: Revealing the Secrets of a Sexy Marriage The Time of Your Life: Finding God’s Rest in Your Busy Schedule Gift from the Sea by Anne Morrow Lindbergh The blog "To the Job Degree" by my friend Angela Suh about taking the worst case scenerio all the way to the end and see how God is still in control Tweet: Confession is liberty. It's agreeing with God about what's going on. - Susie Davis #happyhourwithjamieivey Tweet: "You can't be a fearful mother and have a good relationship with your kids." Susie Davis #happyhourwithjamieivey Tweet: "My goal for my kids was for them to love God with their whole heart for their whole life." @SusieDavis #happyhourwithjamieivey Connect with Susie: // Blog // Facebook // Twitter // Instagram // Pinterest //   Share the Love: I would love to connect with you guys on facebook, twitter and/or instagram about this episode! Feel free to share with your friends about the show! As always I love feedback from you guys on iTunes if you can. When you leave a comment and/or rating, it helps others find the show, and isn't that what we want .... more ladies at the Happy Hour with us!  Sponsor: Now, most of you probably know I love to support social businesses and one of my favorites is an Austin based ethical lifestyle and fashion brand, Raven and Lily. They are dedicated to empowering women through design, supporting over 1000 artisans across eight countries including Ethiopia, India, Pakistan, and even here in the US. These partnerships offer sustainable employment and a living wage. You can shop Raven and Lily’s beautiful clothing, jewelry, accessories and home goods at the flagship storefront off East Manor (if you live here in Austin like me!!) or online at RavenandLily.com Head online and shop soon because they are offering all listeners 15% off with the code: IVEY15HH

This week Maria speaks with Christina Fulton , Christina has established a clothing line (FULCAGE) and charity organization, Single Mom Foundation  to support single moms across the country.  Next, Susie Davis, author of Loving Your Man Without Losing Your Mind.  What to do when the man of your dreams is driving you crazy.  Then, Vera Kessler, founder of the baby consulting company Nursery 101.  And, Kim Houlne, CEO of Working Solutions, Inc. which employs home-based agents to provide customer service to some of the top brands in the United States.