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We are so excited to welcome you to the thirty-third episode! BEing is where we are making podcasts come alive through what we call “experiential podcasting”. Each episode we will provide our listeners with new, valuable content through our own experiences that you can then practice, integrate, and learn about to apply in your own life. It is our commitment to offer inspiring, insightful content that awakens your mind, body and spirit as a transformative experience. Today Bethany gives us an inside look at her new Masterclass series – Embody Pussy Wisdom! She has been on her own Pussy Awakening Journey since she had her son in 2014, and it changed her life in the most profound ways. Her passion now is supporting other women in tapping into their own Pussy Power and being a guide for them during that beautifully messy transformation. Her Masterclass series launches April 19th and she shares more about: What it means to "Embody your Pussy Wisdom" and why she named it that, Why she uses the word "pussy" and how she addresses others who aren't comfortable using the word, A little peek at what will be discussed in each Masterclass, Her one on one coaching with this topic, plus giving the listeners a sample of it with Erin, plus much more! The first Masterclass is on April 19, 2021 and you can sign up on her website today: www.empoweringauthenticity.com/masterclass Tune in for the "Intuitive Hits" after episode where Bethany and Erin read for Laura, a listener of the podcast! **Where you can follow them beyond here and work with them directly: Erin Prewitt at www.erinprewitt.com and IG @therealerinprewitt Bethany Evans at www.empoweringauthenticity.com and IG @empoweringauthenticity

We all want to be seen, thought of as beautiful, pursued, and valued. We all want to have purpose and know that we are significant. We all have certain plans as to when we want to be in a dating relationship or get married or when we want to have kids. Wanting these things is not a bad thing in and of itself but we will be left unsatisfied when we seek to meet these needs and fulfill these plans apart from the Lord. Today Bethany and Kristen from Girl Defined Ministries are joining us to talk about how it is only in the Lord that we can discover our true value and purpose, and it is only by putting our trust in Him that we can have peace when plans don't go our way. What God says and Who He is is trustworthy no matter what.

Regenerative Cannabis Cultivation with Tina Gordon and Michelle Carter. Today Bethany will be handing the mic over to Jacob Policzer for this conversation on a very special episode of NCIA's Cannabis Industry Voice. Jacob is with The Cannabis Conservancy and Sun and Earth Certified and is on NCIA’s Cannabis Cultivation Committee. So What is regenerative agriculture? We'd say that it’s a holistic land management practice that goes beyond organic and focuses on building soil health by improving soil biodiversity and increasing soil organic matter. It also pertains to the human element of farming - At Sun+Earth, in addition to cultivation practices, we also have a Human empowerment component that focuses on workers’ rights as well as community engagement - cultivating community.

Regenerative Cannabis Cultivation with Tina Gordon and Michelle Carter. Today Bethany will be handing the mic over to Jacob Policzer for this conversation on a very special episode of NCIA's Cannabis Industry Voice. Jacob is with The Cannabis Conservancy and Sun and Earth Certified and is on NCIA’s Cannabis Cultivation Committee. So What is regenerative agriculture? We'd say that it’s a holistic land management practice that goes beyond organic and focuses on building soil health by improving soil biodiversity and increasing soil organic matter. It also pertains to the human element of farming - At Sun+Earth, in addition to cultivation practices, we also have a Human empowerment component that focuses on workers’ rights as well as community engagement - cultivating community.

Visit www.prayingchristianwomen.com/unstoppable to enter to win Bethany Hamilton's Unstoppable Year online course! You may have heard how Bethany Hamilton survived a shark attack when she was thirteen, then went on to resume surfing and win a national title - but the story didn't end there. Today Bethany joins us to talk about her recent roles (in addition to surfing!) as a wife and mother, and how prayer and a foundation of faith have given her the strength to persevere through all of life's challenges.

Today Bethany wraps up Season 7 of the DWITW podcast with Kasey Parr. They talk about how Rural Ohio Women in the Word began, how Kasey came to believe the Good News for herself, and how God has been faithful to use the unexpected for her good and His glory.Kasey wants to live in a world where there are no more tears, and no more pain. When she's not spending time with her wonderful husband and four amazing children, you can find her reading a good book or studying her Bible. Her Bible has really come alive to her, in the last few years, thanks to some of the tools she learned from Dayton Women in the Word. After spending time with her sisters at DWITW, God placed a desire in her heart to start a ministry in rural Ohio (Rural Ohio Women in the Word) to encourage other women in their pursuit of Jesus Christ. It is a two-fold ministry: teaching Bible study tools through Bible study and encouraging women in their walk with Jesus by hosting events that target areas with which women wrestle.As this ministry grows ROWITW hopes to provide Bible study resources, blog posts, podcasts, and whatever the Lord lays upon their team's heart to share with women. Joshua 1:9 “Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the LORD your God will be with you wherever you go.” is a Scripture that really encourages Kasey's heart. God gave her this verse when she was going through a very difficult season. This verse helped Kasey to walk through this challenging period. Knowing God is always with her gives Kasey great comfort.You can connect with Kasey via her personal blog, Facebook, or Instagram. You can also connect with her via the Rural Ohio Women in the WordFacebook page, Facebook group, or Instagram.

Today Bethany sits down with Sandi Wagner to talk about what the Gospel means to her, how she shares the truth of the good news in different areas of her life, and the value of living life with others.Sandi wants to live in a world where peace trumps hate, justice flows like a river, forgiveness comes easy, those who are hurt by others can see their worth, value, and dignity, and dogs get to go to work with her. When she's not working, you can find her in a hammock, taking a hike, spending time with friends, drinking coffee, or sleeping. Her favorite Scripture is Romans 8.You can connect with Sandi via the Her Story, Inc. website, Facebook, or Instagram.

Bethany has a Bachelor of Art Degree in Fine Arts from the Columbus College of Art & Design. She provides products, services and education for an art filled life through her business, Artful Interiors, LLC. She is in love with her husband and five children, two of whom are adopted and have unique physical, emotional and behavioral challenges. She hopes to be a catalyst for foster care reform, post-adoptive support and funding for children’s mental health programs. Today Bethany and I talk about how she and her husband have turned their farmhouse, barn and property into a place for gathering and how they host parties that intentionally bring people together.  Bethany shares her story of adopting her two youngest children.  She tells us about the process, her shame around the title “foster parent” and how her adoptive children began their lives.  She tells us even though being in her family has put them on a different path, their brains and bodies are still partially stuck on the path of their biological parents due to the neglect they experienced.  They both suffer from several disorders, but Bethany explains how they’re able to move forward as family despite these hard things.  Later on in our conversation we talk about how she helped me take my vision for this podcast and make it reality as she was preparing to teach a course on entrepreneurship.  She’s also my photographer and the designer of my logo.    Mentioned in this episode Home Sweet Homestead Hen Parties Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Reactive Attachment Disorder Oppositional defiance ADD/ADHD Artful Interiors   Connect with Bethany On Facebook at Home Sweet Homestead (farmhouse parties, produce and products) and Artful Interiors (photography, logos and interior decorating) or on her YouTube channel Home Sweet Homestead 560 (art classes)   Bethany’s Favorite 5 Netflix Group exercise classes – Zumba Pull on jeans Botox Photoshop   Connect with Girls Talking Life Show Notes for this Episode Instagram Facebook

Subscribe on iTunes Subscribe on Google Play   Episode 8: A Natural Path Through Cancer with Bethany Butler During our conversation Bethany Butler and I discuss what every day health means to her and a natural path through cancer. After discovering she had cancer and detecting it early enough she decided to take a natural path to heal. She sought out an integrative medicine doctor who develop for her a transformational wellness plan. Today Bethany is in remission and doing well.      - Introduction & Background   - What does everyday health mean to you? - 1:09   - Bethany's story: - 3:31  Cancer  Not doing chemotherapy   - What are three health tips you would give to the everyday person? - 59:08   - If someone wants to get in contact with you what is the best way to do that? - 64:59 bethany@theorcacenter.com   Recommendations: Gerson Method Vitacost.com Alliance Integrative Medicine   To contact Jerod by email click here       Episode Sponsors:  - botanCBD: Use code HEALTH to get 15% off your first order.    - Trusii H2: Molecular Hydrogen (H2)   Currently, Trusii is offering a in-home paid case study for those who qualify. If you qualify they will cover up to 100% of a $10,000 machine. Click here to find out if you qualify for a $10,000 molecular hydrogen machine up to 100% off by applying for their case study. Click here if you want to try the Trusii molecular hydrogen H2Now tablets and get 10% by using this code at checkout: JMARTIN

Surfer Bethany Hamilton and Switchfoot frontman Jon Foreman both believe that by being open to others with their experiences, whether triumphant or tragic, God can use them to have a mighty impact. First up, A surfing prodigy at just 13 years old, Bethany’s future in the sport looked promising, but in one tragic incident, her life was changed by a shark attack that resulted in the loss of her left arm. With faith and courage, she refused to be a victim, and her story of survival and her return to competitive surfing has inspired millions. Today Bethany tells us how her faith carried her through her darkest days, and about her reluctance to share her story until a sudden realization changed her mind. For more than 20 years, GRAMMY-winning recording artist Jon Foreman has been the lead singer of the alternative band Switchfoot, inspiring legions of fans across the world with guitar riffs and contemplative lyrics in songs like “Dare You to Move” and “Meant to Live.” Jon tells us about the band’s earliest days and the story behind their breakout moment when their music was featured in the movie A Walk to Remember. He shares about the band’s new album Native Tongue, and why they blur the lines between secular and sacred as they try to reach a broad audience with Christ’s love and life-giving purpose.

As we prepare for Season 3 we are bringing you some of Bethany’s absolute favorite episodes from the archives. Enjoy! Today Bethany interviews Hanne Larson. Hanne lives in Worcester MA with her husband, Scott. Hanne talks about how God first called her to love the least of these on the streets of Chicago. Hanne shares how God called her and her husband to create of Straight Ahead Ministries. She talks about a tragedy that deeply affected them and brought them to open a home for boys who came out of lockup. Hanne is a woman who shares her experiences and wisdom with grace and humility. You don’t want to miss this episode!   “God has been so gentle with me in regards to what my kids have been called to.” -Hanne Larsen   Cold Oatmeal ¼ c. oats ¼ c. yogurt ⅓ c. Milk (dairy, almond, any) 2 tsp chia seeds Dash of cinnamon Put in a glass and store in the fridge overnight Add berries on top the next morning Enjoy! Links from the Show Straight Ahead Ministries Child Evangelism Fellowship My utmost for His highest Breaking Free by Beth Moore   Connect with Hanne Facebook   Connect with hey girl podcast Instagram || Facebook || Twitter   Connect with Bethany Website  || Instagram || Facebook || Twitter   Connect with Laurie Instagram  

For this July 4th week we are reposting one of our favorite episodes. From Season 1 // Episode 11 Today Bethany interviews her mom, Melissa Blevins. Melissa brings such truth and grace to the table regarding walking through life with mental illness. Melissa has been a pastor’s wife for most of her adult life and shares openly about what it looks like and feels like to be in ministry while walking through your own hard seasons of depression. Bethany and her mom also talk about the different perspectives each of them had of growing up with mental illness in the home, and they also share some really good advice about medication and what has and hasn’t worked for them. If you are someone who has dealt with mental illness or have someone in your life that is wrestling through mental illness, you don’t want to miss this episode. Connect with Melissa Blevins Facebook Connect with hey girl podcast Instagram || Facebook || Twitter

Today’s guest is Bethany Armstrong, a lifelong reader who describes herself as the kind of kid who always had a book in her hand. After studying literature in college, Bethany suffered through a period of bookish burnout. But a surprising thing re-invigorated Bethany’s reading experience... you'll have to listen to find out what it was. Today Bethany’s reading life is thriving, and in this episode she and Anne dive into the specifics—they talk about how it’s alllllll about the story, and why it’s important to Bethany to keep the balance in her reading life. And when Bethany shares the book she hates … well, she's sure some of you will want to come after her with pitchforks when you find out what it is.Click over to the podcast website for the full list of titles and articles discussed in this episode, and leave us a comment to let us know what YOU think Bethany should read next!Connect with Bethany: Website | Instagram | Twitter | FacebookConnect with Anne: Blog | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | WSIRN Instagram