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  • Ep. 241: Grieving the Grief
    2026/06/08

    My ambition came back recently, and instead of feeling relieved, I felt guilty. Turns out there's a stage of grief nobody really talks about.

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    10 分
  • Ep. 240: Faith Has a PR Problem
    2026/06/05

    My official submission for a new faith campaign.

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    8 分
  • Ep. 239: There's a Place for You
    2026/06/03

    A handwritten letter from one of the most faith-filled people I know reminded me that the person making you feel like you belong rarely knows they're doing it.

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    8 分
  • Ep. 238: What Would Jesus Do? (It's Complicated)
    2026/06/01

    Turns out Jesus didn't follow consistent patterns, and what that means for how I'm learning to live my own life.

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    7 分
  • Ep. 237: Disordered Eating at Disney World
    2026/05/29

    A churro, a daughter, and a reminder that the thing you're most self-conscious about might be exactly what someone else needs from you.

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    8 分
  • Ep. 236: Loyal to the Wrong Things
    2026/05/27

    Loyalty is powerful and it matters enormously where we place it. I learned this the hard way when loyalty to a person kept me stuck somewhere I shouldn't have been. Then a friend told me something that changed me: you don't have to be loyal to your suffering.

    This episode is a quick inventory. When we're more devoted to an influencer, a pastor, or even a skincare routine than to our actual divine source, we're one bad decision away from a crisis. People fail. God doesn't.

    The goal of this podcast has always been to point you back to your own relationship with God, not to me. I'm just a girl sitting in front of a microphone.

    (Diet Coke gets a pass.)

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    6 分
  • Ep. 235: The Pressure to Be Hopeless
    2026/05/22

    A woman at church yesterday put words to something I've been feeling but couldn't quite name: the pressure to be negative. Not just cultural pressure to be negative, but the sense that despair and outrage have become the moral high ground. That if you're a good person paying attention, you're angry and hopeless and posting about it. I share a personal story about a time I got called out for not posting about an immigration situation while I was quietly helping families in my own neighborhood, and I make the case for a different way to fight. Hope is not naivety. Positivity is not opting out. And I think normalizing both of those things right now is actually the harder, more important work.

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    9 分
  • Ep. 234: Performative Christianity
    2026/05/21

    I've been noticing the same theme showing up everywhere in my life lately, so I'm putting it on record. I believe God is inviting us to graduate from black and white, checklist-style living into something harder and better: holding complexity, living in the gray, and letting that be the standard. I get a little niche with my Mormon faith to make the point, but it applies everywhere. When we stop box-checking, performative action loses its power, judgment gets harder to justify, and we finally get free enough from ourselves to actually love other people well.

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    9 分