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Women in sub–Saharan Africa face the largest digital gender gap in the world. They're 37 percent less likely than men to use the mobile internet, despite extensive mobile coverage across the continent. But when women access digital financial tools, the evidence shows they take control of much more than just their finances. In this episode, Elizabeth in Nigeria tells us how getting to grips with technology has changed her life in unexpected ways. Nisha also talks to Nabila Aguele, former special adviser to Nigeria's Minister of Finance and new Women for Women International Board Director about why it's so important for communities to close the digital gender gap. For more information about us, visit Womenforwomen.org See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Lena, Sherin, and Maryam have something in common – they have all been displaced by war. Lena escaped from Irpin in Ukraine as Russian soldiers closed in; Maryam left Afghanistan when international troops pulled out of the country and Sherin fled the fighting in Syria and walked for miles across the border into Iraq with two small children. In this episode, Nisha finds out how each of the women made a dangerous journey and learns about some of the surprising things that gave them courage along the way. Lena's Translation by Olena Behnke Sherin's Translation by Wissam Fakih For more information about us, visit Womenforwomen.org See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Alaska and Willam cover all the goss as they recap their hot steamy southern nights in Florida, and wet and rainy nights in Brooklyn. They also discuss the situation in Afghanistan and what we can do to help those at risk right now. Plus, this week the DM's include compliments, towel advice, and a bit of bear smirk. Donate if you can at Womenforwomen.org for emergency relief in Afghanistan. Don't Forget to Pre order Alaska's book here: www.chroniclebooks.com/alaska Listen to Race Chaser Ad-Free on Forever Dog Plus Follow us on IG at @racechaserpod and click the link in bio for a list of organizations you can donate to in support of Black Lives Matter Rainbow Spotlights: Michaela Jaé - Something To Say Fully Charged with Saturn and Star FOLLOW ALASKA https://twitter.com/Alaska5000 https://www.instagram.com/theonlyalaska5000 https://www.facebook.com/AlaskaThunder https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9vnKqhNky1BcWqXbDs0NAQ FOLLOW WILLAM https://twitter.com/willam https://www.instagram.com/willam https://www.facebook.com/willam https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrO9hj5VqGJufBlVJy-8D1g RACE CHASER IS A FOREVER DOG PODCAST Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Amy interviews Joanie Parsons and Monica Smith of RevelEleven, a dynamic community of women who are changing the world through inspiration, information, and personal growth. They share how the community started and its evolution that has been bigger than they would have anticipated. How one call in 2020 changed it all. You'll receive insight into how sparking curiosity and vulnerability in women brings together a beautiful, supportive community. RevelEleven is committed to supporting women as they make impactful changes in the world together. Learn. Create. Thrive. www.AmySchuber.com
Te invito a escuchar este nuevo Podcast - Construye tu mejor versión, todos trabajamos por ser mejores seres humanos, y en esa construcción vivimos muchas cosas donde cada quien encuentra diferentes caminos. Catalina Mariscal nos comparte su experiencia y profesionalismo. Disfruta y comparte.
Her mom divorced when she was 14. She changed high schools and churches four times before she was 18. By the time she left home to attend university, she stopped going to church. Sharing news of an unplanned pregnancy with her parents on a Monday, she was married in a chapel in Reno by Friday. She was 22. And that was just the beginning. Meet Ashley Sears, a wife not afraid to fight for freedom for her husband and her own heart.SHOW NOTESMarriage is a challenge in and of itself, and even more so when an addiction plays a part. How do you navigate those challenges when that addiction is pornography? Ashley recounts the years of doubt and disappointment, fear and hopelessness—but also the story of redemption, rescue, faith, hope and compassion. Today Stories Unveiled is able to help others by “finding purpose in our stories and living in freedom from our past. Because nobody is too messy for God.” For more on Pure Desire Ministries Groups and Resources:https://puredesire.orgTo register for the Pure Desire Summit 2020:https://www.facebook.com/events/2893271810755123/ For more on Stories Unveiled and the 2020 Virtual Conference:storiesunveiled@outlook.comwww.storiesunveiledconference.comFacebook Stories: UnveiledInstagram @storiesunveiled
Her mom divorced when she was 14. She changed high schools and churches four times before she was 18. By the time she left home to attend university, she stopped going to church. Sharing her wedding plans with her parents on a Friday, she was married in a chapel in Reno by Monday. It was a shotgun wedding. She was 22. Meet Ashley Sears, a wife not afraid to fight for freedom for her husband and her own heart.
Lynde Griggs: Co-Founder of Belle & Sparrows, a Non-Profit forwomen, by women.- In Episode #82, Lynde Griggs shares with us how her life in ministry and missions ledher to co-found Belle & Sparrows. At the age of 42, while serving on the churchstaff, Lynde felt the pull on her heart to propose an all women's mission trip for herwomen's ministry group. Within two to three months, she, with the support of herpastor and church, was able to assemble the first ever all female team of 24 womenthat spent one week serving impoverished women in Guatemala.- Lynde found herself as an empty nester having what she refers to as a crisis of faith.She knew that she was called to serve God's people outside of the church, butquestioned why he would use someone like her to share the message. Although shefelt fearful and uncertain, she knew that God's call for her life was greater than herself doubt.• She shares her personal steps for overcoming doubt and having Faith Over Fear1. Start with Prayer & Discernment2. Share your calling with trusted people in your circle and ask for prayers3. Take a Step of FaithBy stepping out in faith, Lynde along with her co-founder Tiffany Savage were able tocreate Belle & Sparrows to be able to serve women both locally and globally. Bypartnering with local organizations, volunteers are able to serve women transitioningfrom homelessness as well as sexually exploited and trafficked survivors.Internationally, Belle & Sparrows provides the opportunity to teach women inGuatemala the necessary skills for gainful employment, and In Haiti, serve foster momsthat are caring for disabled and orphaned children. Nationally, volunteers can serveNavajo women in New Mexico, women in transitional living in Oregon, and expectingmothers at the pregnancy center in Waco, TX.The Stella project is the newest endeavor for Belle & Sparrows. This will be atransitional living home, and social enterprise where women will be able to make andsell honey based products from their very own beehive.1Wednesday, April 22, 2020While this episode was recorded before we found ourselves in this current situation, Ihave found Lynde's words to be so relevant to this preset time.“Our lives are in seasons. Just because one season is coming to a close, doesn'tmean that your life is coming to a close.”She told our listeners to “Put legs on what you are learning in your bible study and stepout in faith.” She shared that we can't make disciples if we're not willing to go. So, weshould all take baby steps, and step by step follow the journey God has planned for us.Visit www.bellandsparrows.org to learn more about how you can support theorganization or be involved with a mission trip. Lynde can even organize a trip for yourwomen's group.You can follow Belle and Sparrows on IG, LinkdIn, Facebook, and Twitter:@belleandsparrows
Meet Samantha Morgan, a “completely ordinary” Midwesterner (her words) who’s told us she’s often mistaken for someone else. Struggling over the years with the heartache of infertility and not being enough, today she shares the story that planted a seed in her heart to form a network of support for those experiencing infertility and adoption. You’re going to love this one-of-a-kind Missouri girl.
Meet Samantha Morgan, a “completely ordinary” Midwesterner (her words) who’s told us she’s often mistaken for someone else. Struggling over the years with the heartache of infertility and not being enough, today she shares the story that planted a seed in her heart to form a network of support for those experiencing infertility and adoption. You’re going to love this one-of-a-kind Missouri girl.
When she was 18 years old, TaRanda packed her suitcase, waved goodbye to her loving parents and set off to begin her singing career. She loved jazz, classical, and gospel music, people and singing. By the time she turned 30 her husband had passed away, she had two daughters to raise and was in a deep depression. Listen into this 2019 GMA Dove Award winner’s story and song, “When the Healing Comes.”
When she was 18 years old, TaRanda packed her suitcase, waved goodbye to her loving parents and set off to begin her singing career. She loved jazz, classical, and gospel music, people and singing. By the time she turned 30 her husband had passed away, she had two daughters to raise and was in a deep depression. Listen into this 2019 GMA Dove Award winner’s story and song, “When the Healing Comes.”
Say hello to Kristen Ivy, the co-host of the Parent Cue Live, a weekly podcast for parents. She is also the co-author of twenty-four books, including the 18 Part Phase Guide Series. Kristen is the Executive Director of Messaging at Orange and the Co-Founder and Director of the Phase Project. She and her husband Matt are currently parenting their three amazing children through the phases.
Say hello to Kristen Ivy, the co-host of the Parent Cue Live, a weekly podcast for parents. She is also the co-author of twenty-four books, including the 18 Part Phase Guide Series. Kristen is the Executive Director of Messaging at Orange and the Co-Founder and Director of the Phase Project. She and her husband Matt are currently parenting their three amazing children through the phases.
In this second part of our conversation, Erika and I talk about how highly educated, powerful and intelligent women can get trapped in a life cycle and crash into the ground. Also, how we can regain our power by reaching out to others and get the support from other women.This conversation is bit uncomfortable. We talk about domestic violence which is more common than you think or know. We talk about the importance of maintaining our own financial identity no matter the situation we're in. We talk about how simply and rich life can be when we know how to create happiness from within.Fun facts: Can you tell the difference between an airline captain and their co-pilot/First Officer by looking at their uniforms? If you see a 4-stripes uniform, they are a captain. If you see a 3 stripes uniform, they are a First Officer. You can find Erika Armstrong at:Website: https://achickinthecockpit.com/Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/achickinthecockpitb727/ About 10X Vision:Host: Mina Fung, Founder of Pull Impact, Co-founder of wifaglobalMusic credit: Adventures by A HimitsuFor tips and lessons learned throughout the podcast, head over to https://www.pullimpact.com/podcast and subscribe to my monthly summary list exclusively delivered to your email box once a month.
Lisa is a daughter, friend, mother and grandmother. She comes to us via our Facebook page. Her story is one of strength and reliance on Jesus for everything. Portia's favorite way to introduce her is to say "...she’s my BIG SISTER. Lisa is one of the strongest women I know. No matter what life has thrown her way, she keeps going. Today we get to hear how she has been able to not quit no matter the circumstances surrounding her." Lean in friends, it's a great episode.
Lisa is a daughter, friend, mother and grandmother. She comes to us via our Facebook page. Her story is one of strength and reliance on Jesus for everything. Portia's favorite way to introduce her is to say "...she’s my BIG SISTER. Lisa is one of the strongest women I know. No matter what life has thrown her way, she keeps going. Today we get to hear how she has been able to not quit no matter the circumstances surrounding her." Lean in friends, it's a great episode.
Wanda Dechamps encourages women to get involved with the #women4women movement.
Katie, Portia and Susan celebrate Valentine's Day and all things love! Come join them around the table!
Katie, Portia and Susan celebrate Valentine's Day and all things love! Come join them around the table!
Back by popular demand... Kim Hyland! Katie and Susan sat down at Katie's Kitchen Table and chatted with Kim about finding relief from perfectionism and comparison. Lean in friends, her story is life-giving.
Back by popular demand... Kim Hyland! Katie and Susan sat down at Katie's Kitchen Table and chatted with Kim about finding relief from perfectionism and comparison. Lean in friends, her story is life-giving.
She's an author of 14 books and studies, a podcaster, speaker, musician, blogger, teacher, wife and mom. Did we mention that she's also blind? Friends, get ready for Jennifer Rothschild, a might and delightful mix of grace and grit! We know you're going to fall in love with her like we did. Jennifer will be LIVE with our friends at NorthStar Women's Network in Woodbrige, VA on March 14. Come join us!
She's an author of 14 books and studies, a podcaster, speaker, musician, blogger, teacher, wife and mom. Did we mention that she's also blind? Friends, get ready for Jennifer Rothschild, a might and delightful mix of grace and grit! We know you're going to fall in love with her like we did. Jennifer will be LIVE with our friends at NorthStar Women's Network in Woodbrige, VA on March 14. Come join us!
A wife, author and founder of Soul Circle Events, today she teaches women how to walk out their calling. Pull up a chair friends and listen to Jennifer Lucy Tyler's story.
A wife, author and founder of Soul Circle Events, today she teaches women how to walk out their calling. Pull up a chair friends and listen to Jennifer Lucy Tyler's story.
Zainab Salbi is the founder of Women for Women International. It is a grassroots organization that helps women in the most devastatingly damaged communities in the world. To fund this, the concept is simple: one woman here can sponsor one woman there to help her receive the business and life skills that will transform her family and community. This model has grown and they’ve been able to help over 478,000 marginalized women in eight conflict areas. For her work creating Women for Women and her global journalism, Zainab was recently awarded the Eleanor Roosevelt Award. Today, Zainab's work in journalism and media has led to the creation of several shows including: #MeToo, Now What? Original series on PBS (2018); The Zainab Salbi Project, original series on Huffington Post (2016); The Nidaa Show with TLC Arabic where she started with the historic first interview of Oprah Winfrey in the Arab world; and her latest Through Her Eyes with Zainab Salbi at Yahoo News. She frequently appears on MSNBC as a commentator on current news. Zainab is the author of several books including the national bestseller Between Two Worlds: Escape from Tyranny: Growing Up in the Shadow of Saddam, If You Knew Me You Would Care, and her latest, Freedom is an Inside Job. You can learn more about Zainab on her website ZainabSalbi.com and learn more about Women for Women at WomenforWomen.org. Connect with Women for Women on Instagram @womenforwomen, Facebook @womenforwomen, and Twitter @womenforwomen.
Meet Susan Fowler - an entrepreneur, podcaster and a mom to five kids. She met her husband Josh while in high school and married him before they graduated college. You're in for a treat! Lean in to this adventure advocate's wild ride!
Meet Susan Fowler - an entrepreneur, podcaster and a mom to five kids. She met her husband Josh while in high school and married him before they graduated college. You're in for a treat! Lean in to this adventure advocate's wild ride!
We met Chrissy Duke at the Northstar Speakers Showcase in September and knew right then we wanted you to hear her story, too. After having lived in North Africa for 8 years with her family, she now lives in the U.S. in order to connect people with God’s movement overseas. Chrissy is a wife, mom and the U.S. Director of Beauty For Ashes.
We met Chrissy Duke at the Northstar Speakers Showcase in September and knew right then we wanted you to hear her story, too. After having lived in North Africa for 8 years with her family, she now lives in the U.S. in order to connect people with God’s movement overseas. Chrissy is a wife, mom and the U.S. Director of Beauty For Ashes.
When we had a “my story matters” push on social media and asked if anyone was ready to share their story, Christina’s hand went right up and contacted us through Facebook. Susan, Katie and Gwen know Christina from our church in Northern VA. Her husband is in Homeland Security, so their family moves around a lot. When Christina arrived at our door, she jumped right into the life of our church and joined the worship team. You will love Christina, friends. Lean in to our last episode of 2019!
When we had a “my story matters” push on social media and asked if anyone was ready to share their story, Christina’s hand went right up and contacted us through Facebook. Susan, Katie and Gwen know Christina from our church in Northern VA. Her husband is in Homeland Security, so their family moves around a lot. When Christina arrived at our door, she jumped right into the life of our church and joined the worship team. You will love Christina, friends. Lean in to our last episode of 2019!
Born in Sweden from Ethiopian parents fleeing the Ethiopian civil war, Deborah and her family moved to Dallas when she was two. We met Deborah a few months ago via Facebook when she introduced us to her story via a fabulous video she created. Lean in and listen to her story of rescue from addiction.
Born in Sweden from Ethiopian parents fleeing the Ethiopian civil war, Deborah and her family moved to Dallas when she was two. We met Deborah a few months ago via Facebook when she introduced us to her story via a fabulous video she created. Lean in and listen to her story of rescue from addiction.
Susan Blount introduced us to our wonderful guest today after they met on Twitter. Story tribe- meet our friend Joy Qualls. Joy is Associate Professor and Department Chair of Communication Studies at Biola University in Orange County, California and a very sought after speaker and writer. Lean in friends! You will adore this time with Joy!
Susan Blount introduced us to our wonderful guest today after they met on Twitter. Story tribe- meet our friend Joy Qualls. Joy is Associate Professor and Department Chair of Communication Studies at Biola University in Orange County, California and a very sought after speaker and writer. Lean in friends! You will adore this time with Joy!
She's the youngest of three kids and grew up in Fergus Falls, Minnesota. She organized, detailed and dreamed of one day working in a cubicle as an accountant! Today Becca is married to Rob Ketterling, has two grown sons, a wonderful daughter-in-law and Co-Pastors Rivery Valley Church with the love of her life. Welcome Becca to She Speaks Stories! Lean in friends, you will be glad you did!
She's the youngest of three kids and grew up in Fergus Falls, Minnesota. She organized, detailed and dreamed of one day working in a cubicle as an accountant! Today Becca is married to Rob Ketterling, has two grown sons, a wonderful daughter-in-law and Co-Pastors Rivery Valley Church with the love of her life. Welcome Becca to She Speaks Stories! Lean in friends, you will be glad you did!
Jess Connolly is a woman who wants to leave her generation more in awe of God than she found it. She is the author of Dance, Stand, Run and You Are The Girl For The Job and co-author of Wild and Free and Always Enough, Never Too Much. She's the leader behind Go + Tell Gals and one of the founders of She Reads Truth. She and her husband lead Bright City Church in Charleston, South Carolina, where they live with their four children. You are going to love Jess! Lean in, friends.
Jess Connolly is a woman who wants to leave her generation more in awe of God than she found it. She is the author of Dance, Stand, Run and You Are The Girl For The Job and co-author of Wild and Free and Always Enough, Never Too Much. She's the leader behind Go + Tell Gals and one of the founders of She Reads Truth. She and her husband lead Bright City Church in Charleston, South Carolina, where they live with their four children. You are going to love Jess! Lean in, friends.
Born a preacher's kid, the eldest of four children. A Mama to a three-year-old miracle baby. The Spiritual Growth Pastor at The Bridge Church in Silver Spring, Maryland. Welcome Author and Pastor, Dafnette Jones!
Born a preacher's kid, the eldest of four children. A Mama to a three-year-old miracle baby. The Spiritual Growth Pastor at The Bridge Church in Silver Spring, Maryland. Welcome Author and Pastor, Dafnette Jones!
Kori is a Speaker, Author, Military Wife, Former Marine, Homeschool Mom and the Director of Planting Roots, an organization with the humongous reach of encouraging 250,000 Military Women to thrive! Lean in, friends, you will love Kori!
Kori is a Speaker, Author, Military Wife, Former Marine, Homeschool Mom and the Director of Planting Roots, an organization with the humongous reach of encouraging 250,000 Military Women to thrive! Lean in, friends, you will love Kori!
Before Laura graduated from college, a passion for women to life free began growing inside her. Now the CEO of a community-based nonprofit in Minneapolis and the AGENT high heel shoe line, she still sits on dirty floors holding babies and fills fridges with formula and baby food. Get ready! You're going to love Laura Fuhrman!
Before Laura graduated from college, a passion for women to life free began growing inside her. Now the CEO of a community-based nonprofit in Minneapolis and the AGENT high heel shoe line, she still sits on dirty floors holding babies and fills fridges with formula and baby food. Get ready! You're going to love Laura Fuhrman!
Susan and Portia sat down with Meshali Mitchell and chatted about Meshali's Story of restoration. If you need to experience restoration in any part of your life or you need hope that He still provides restoration, this is your episode. Lean in friends, you will be glad you did.
Susan and Portia sat down with Meshali Mitchell and chatted about Meshali's Story of restoration. If you need to experience restoration in any part of your life or you need hope that He still provides restoration, this is your episode. Lean in friends, you will be glad you did.
The final few weeks of Summer are upon us! Katie and Susan talk about their Summers and what's remaining on their personal bucket lists.
The final few weeks of Summer are upon us! Katie and Susan talk about their Summers and what's remaining on their personal bucket lists.
It's been eight months since we sat down with our dear friend, Portia Allen. We were able to catch up with her in her car and get a life update on all God is doing in her life and story. Portia spurs us on!
It's been eight months since we sat down with our dear friend, Portia Allen. We were able to catch up with her in her car and get a life update on all God is doing in her life and story. Portia spurs us on!
In episode 63 UNP founder and curator Grant Scott is in his shed considering the importance of reading to photography, the breaking down of photographic boundaries, personal visual language, and re-visiting/editing your archive. Plus this week photographer Amelia Troubridge takes on the challenge of supplying Grant with an audio file no longer than 5 minutes in length in which she answer's the question ‘What Does Photography Mean to You?' Whilst completing a degree in American Studies at Middlesex University, in the UK and at SUNY, New Paltz in the US, Amelia Troubridge used her spare time to photograph the world around her. In 1996, she won the Ian Parry Award for her social documentary story, Dublin's Urban Cowboys. In 1998, she won a place on the World Press Photo Joop Swart Master class, and in 1999, she was a runner-up in the Infinity Young Photographer of the Year awarded by The International Center of Photography in New York. Her worked spans the worlds of film, fashion, politics, music, and the arts and she has worked on five of the director Micheal Winterbottom's feature films, creating publicity images. Her first monograph, The Trouble with Amelia, was published in 2006 by Booth Clibborn Editions. In 2006 her book Malta Diaries was published by Trolley Books and in 2015 she worked with the same publisher on her book Joan of Arc. Amelia has worked closely with the charity WomenforWomen in recent years creating both moving and still imagery, and in Kosovo and Bosnia to highlight the work undertaken to help women re-build their lives after the devastation of war. Her work has appeared in magazines including The New York Times, Vanity Fair, The Sunday Times Magazine, Conde Nast Traveller US, Tatler, GQ, Esquire, Stern, Vogue and Rolling Stone. She has also worked on commissions for brands such as Google, Marks & Spencer, The BBC, HSBC, Vodafone, MTV, and Universal Records. http://ameliatroubridge.com Grant Scott is the founder/curator of United Nations of Photography, a Senior Lecturer and Subject Co-ordinator: Photography at Oxford Brookes University, Oxford, a working photographer, and the author of Professional Photography: The New Global Landscape Explained (Focal Press 2014) and The Essential Student Guide to Professional Photography (Focal Press 2015). His next book New Ways of Seeing: The Democratic Language of Photography will be published by Bloomsbury Academic in 2019. He is currently work on his next documentary film project Woke Up This Morning: The Rock n' Roll Thunder of Ray Lowry. His documentary film, Do Not Bend: The Photographic Life of Bill Jay can now be seen at www.youtube.com/watch?v=wd47549knOU&t=3915s. © Grant Scott 2019
Susan, Katie and Gwen sat down with Laurie and listened to her story of singleness, marriage and God's faithfulness throughout both seasons. Grab a cup of coffee and lean in.
Susan, Katie and Gwen sat down with Laurie and listened to her story of singleness, marriage and God's faithfulness throughout both seasons. Grab a cup of coffee and lean in.
Susan and Gwen sat around the kitchen table and leaned in to Pastor Pooshani's incredibly inspiring stories. We believe Stories Change Lives and we are absolutely changed after hearing from Pastor Pooshani. We know many of you will want to give to her good goo work in Uganda. You may use this link to do so: www.mtararat.org/give/ Click on Trips & Events and you will see Pastor Pooshani's name appear in the drop down menu.
Susan and Gwen sat around the kitchen table and leaned in to Pastor Pooshani's incredibly inspiring stories. We believe Stories Change Lives and we are absolutely changed after hearing from Pastor Pooshani. We know many of you will want to give to her good goo work in Uganda. You may use this link to do so: www.mtararat.org/give/ Click on Trips & Events and you will see Pastor Pooshani's name appear in the drop down menu.
Leslie loves Jesus, coffee and little bling. “After all,” she’s been known to say, “the streets of heaven are going to be gold, we might as well get used to it now!” Listen in as Leslie shares how she met Jesus and learned to stand in the midst of chronic pain.
Leslie loves Jesus, coffee and little bling. “After all,” she’s been known to say, “the streets of heaven are going to be gold, we might as well get used to it now!” Listen in as Leslie shares how she met Jesus and learned to stand in the midst of chronic pain.
Susan and Katie cozied up around the table and chatted with Nathalie over the computer while she was enjoying the snow-covered mountain views of Colorado. Nathalie's story is beautiful and courageous, brave and full of wisdom. You will absolutely fall in love with her love for Jesus and her family. Lean in to this adventure of less-is-more and the simplicity and richness of tiny-house-dwelling.
Susan and Katie cozied up around the table and chatted with Nathalie over the computer while she was enjoying the snow-covered mountain views of Colorado. Nathalie's story is beautiful and courageous, brave and full of wisdom. You will absolutely fall in love with her love for Jesus and her family. Lean in to this adventure of less-is-more and the simplicity and richness of tiny-house-dwelling.
Katie, Susan and Gwen had a great time sitting around Jenn's kitchen table. Jenn is full of wisdom, and we know many will relate to her story. Grab a cup of something warm and lean into her story. We adore Jenn and we know you will too!
Katie, Susan and Gwen had a great time sitting around Jenn's kitchen table. Jenn is full of wisdom, and we know many will relate to her story. Grab a cup of something warm and lean into her story. We adore Jenn and we know you will too!
Susan and Katie were able to sit down and chat with a new friend, Donna Pisani. They immediately knew they would adore this incredible lady. Donna is a powerhouse of wisdom and faith. Her story is powerful and you will want to lean into her wisdom. Stories change lives.
Susan and Katie were able to sit down and chat with a new friend, Donna Pisani. They immediately knew they would adore this incredible lady. Donna is a powerhouse of wisdom and faith. Her story is powerful and you will want to lean into her wisdom. Stories change lives.
Katie, Gwen and Susan have a live episode to celebrate Year One of She Speaks Stories. Sharon Glasgow joins us and makes us believe all over again that God is faithful!
Katie, Gwen and Susan have a live episode to celebrate Year One of She Speaks Stories. Sharon Glasgow joins us and makes us believe all over again that God is faithful!
Emily shares her story today about infertility, cancer and adoption.
Emily shares her story today about infertility, cancer and adoption.
Katie and Susan sit down and talk about the exciting adventures Katie had on her recent trip to Israel. In normal Susan-and-Katie-Style, a few other non-Israel's stories were shared as well.
Katie and Susan sit down and talk about the exciting adventures Katie had on her recent trip to Israel. In normal Susan-and-Katie-Style, a few other non-Israel's stories were shared as well.
Susan and Katie emceed the Military Wives Connect Christmas Soiree at the National Marine Corps Museum in Quantico, Virginia. At this event, they had the honor of hearing Ginger Gilbert Ravella share her Story with the Military Wives in attendance. In this episode you will be able to listen in as Ginger shares her story live. It is both heartbreaking and hopeful. Ginger is an incredibly gifted communicator. Katie and Susan immediately fell in love her with and they know you will too. Lean in to Ginger's experience and wisdom.
Susan and Katie emceed the Military Wives Connect Christmas Soiree at the National Marine Corps Museum in Quantico, Virginia. At this event, they had the honor of hearing Ginger Gilbert Ravella share her Story with the Military Wives in attendance. In this episode you will be able to listen in as Ginger shares her story live. It is both heartbreaking and hopeful. Ginger is an incredibly gifted communicator. Katie and Susan immediately fell in love her with and they know you will too. Lean in to Ginger's experience and wisdom.
She Speaks Stories Live in Hampton Roads was an incredibly special evening where we heard powerful stories about Struggle. Inside those stories, the constant reminder that Struggle is part of Story. These stories gave us hope, courage and belief. Lean in to the first episode of 2019. Such a reminder that while struggle is part of the story, God's faithfulness is too.
She Speaks Stories Live in Hampton Roads was an incredibly special evening where we heard powerful stories about Struggle. Inside those stories, the constant reminder that Struggle is part of Story. These stories gave us hope, courage and belief. Lean in to the first episode of 2019. Such a reminder that while struggle is part of the story, God's faithfulness is too.
The She Speaks Stories Team ended the Storytelling Stopover Trip with one very special Story from Susan's mentor and dear friend of 22 years, Susan Blount. This episode you will laugh (often), think (deeply) and be moved to action. You will soon discover why Susan Blount is one of Susan Wanderer's favorite people. Podcast Notes: Susan Blount is the Managing Partner and Co- Founder of The Quadrivium Group and The Blount Collective. Partnering with people and organizations to successfully navigate the passionate pursuit of their calling, empowering them to live where faith and vision meet. “In Him, we live and move (kineo) and have our being.” Acts 17:28 “Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?” Mary Oliver Follow Susan on Fb Susan Holmes Blount Instagram @SusanBlount Twitter @SusanBlount #livealegacy #adifferentkindoflife Favorite Books: The Geometry of Wealth How to shape a life of money and meaning by Brian Portnoy Run with the Horses The quest for life at its best by Eugene H. Peterson Zero to One Notes on start ups or how to build the future by Peter Thiel ReWork by Jason Fried & David Heinemeir Hansson Just Courage God’s Great Expedition for the Restless Christian by Gary Haugen Necessary Endings The Employees, Business, and Relationships that all of us have to give up in order to move forward by Dr. Henry Cloud Who I’m reading: Tom Kelley Daniel Pink Simon Sinek Donald Miller Harvard Business Review Podcasts I love: The Making of an Exception Craig Groeschel Leadership Podcast Building a Story Brand with Donald Miller Sounds Good with Branden Harvey HBR Women at Work Ted Talks Daily
The She Speaks Stories Team ended the Storytelling Stopover Trip with one very special Story from Susan's mentor and dear friend of 22 years, Susan Blount. This episode you will laugh (often), think (deeply) and be moved to action. You will soon discover why Susan Blount is one of Susan Wanderer's favorite people. Podcast Notes:Susan Blount is the Managing Partner and Co- Founder of The Quadrivium Group and The Blount Collective. Partnering with people and organizations to successfully navigate the passionate pursuit of their calling, empowering them to live where faith and vision meet. “In Him, we live and move (kineo) and have our being.” Acts 17:28“Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?” Mary OliverFollow Susan onFb Susan Holmes Blount Instagram @SusanBlount Twitter @SusanBlount#livealegacy#adifferentkindoflife Favorite Books: The Geometry of Wealth How to shape a life of money and meaning by Brian PortnoyRun with the Horses The quest for life at its bestby Eugene H. Peterson Zero to One Notes on start ups or how to build the future by Peter Thiel ReWork by Jason Fried & David Heinemeir HanssonJust Courage God’s Great Expedition for the Restless Christian by Gary Haugen Necessary EndingsThe Employees, Business, and Relationships that all of us have to give up in order to move forward by Dr. Henry Cloud Who I’m reading: Tom KelleyDaniel Pink Simon Sinek Donald Miller Harvard Business ReviewPodcasts I love: The Making of an Exception Craig Groeschel Leadership PodcastBuilding a Story Brand with Donald MillerSounds Good with Branden Harvey HBR Women at Work Ted Talks Daily
We met Portia Allen on our Storytelling Stopover Trip. Portia is the real deal. After sensing a new direction from God, this powerhouse of a woman left a job that filled her tank for five years to step out into... well, nothing. Get ready. You're going to absolutely adore her!
We met Portia Allen on our Storytelling Stopover Trip. Portia is the real deal. After sensing a new direction from God, this powerhouse of a woman left a job that filled her tank for five years to step out into... well, nothing. Get ready. You're going to absolutely adore her!
In episode 115, Kestrel welcomes Tomide Awe, the founder of Olori, to the show. A handbag line that incorporates traditional African textiles into modern designs, Olori was built with an intention to help women become actively involved in solving women-interest issues, especially with regard to education. "It's not about just donating money - we are not a charity organization, this is not a charitable affair for us. We are on a mission to build this network of future empowered women, and we wanted to ensure that the girls feel the full effect of every dollar that we spend." -Tomide Awe, Founder of Olori In this episode, Tomide shares more about her journey, and how growing up in Nigeria helped her realize the impact an education can have on women's lives. According to UNESCO, a girl in Nigeria has a 73% chance of not going to school. For Tomide, her mom helped to ensure she was able to get an education, and now she has multiple degrees. She wants to pay that forward to help give other young girls the opportunity to learn, grow and build their own future. With each Olori bag purchased, a girl receives one month of education, in coordination with Olori's giving partner Bridge International Academies. One powerful element of Tomide's company is she's not just a charity and/or a business with a giving model. Instead, she has built a supply chain that supports women throughout the backstory of her products as well. The below thoughts, ideas + organizations were brought up in this chat: Wharton, university where Tomide studied and received her Master's degree "Nigeria is a country where a girl has a 73% chance of not going to school at all, according to UNESCO" "About 9.5 million girls will never step foot in a school, compared to about 5 million boys [in Africa]." "UNICEF says that mothers that have had some education are more than twice as likely to send their own children to school." Bridge International Academies, Olori's nonprofit giving partner Olori actually means "queen" in Tomide's language - the Yuruba language of Nigeria Aso-oke: textiles used to make Olori's bags "We strongly believe that when women support women, incredible things happen." GIVEAWAY ALERT Conscious Chatter has partnered with IndieGetup for a Conscious Closet Giveaway! Featuring a line up of $850 worth of sustainable + ethically-sourced brands, you could win badass pieces from Krochet Kids, Bluer Denim, Patara Shoes, Indosole, Bewildher + more! ENTER TO WIN A CONSCIOUS CLOSET HERE >
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