Latest Episodes

S2E10: When Friendship feels like Competition - Creating Safe, Honest, Life-Giving Female Friendships

Competition in female friendships is rarely talked about—but many of us have felt it. The quiet comparison, subtle jealousy, and the sense that we’re in a race we never agreed to run.In this episode, I open up a grace-filled conversation...

February 05, 2026 • Season 2 • Episode 10 • 41:29

S2E9: What Being Broke Taught Me About Wealth: Financial Health, Stability, and Chasing Peace Instead of More

In this episode, I’m sharing what seasons of being financially stretched taught me about money, stability, and what it actually means to be wealthy. We talk about the difference between accumulation and peace, how scarcity can shape (and missha...

February 02, 2026 • Season 2 • Episode 9 • 43:59

S2E8: The Me Date - Taking Intentional Alone Time That Restores Your Soul

Alone time doesn’t have to feel selfish—it can be deeply restorative.In this episode, The Me Date, we explore how intentional solo time can renew your soul, strengthen your emotional health, and draw you closer to God. You’ll le...

January 22, 2026 • Season 2 • Episode 8 • 30:26

S2E7: Renovating Your Faith - When Reading the Bible Feels Hard & What Jesus Does With Your Doubt

We're kicking off our Pillars of Life series with a talk about Spiritual Health, specifically when reading the Bible feels heavy, distant, or even anxiety-producing. If that's you, you are not broken — and you are not alone.In thi...

January 14, 2026 • Season 2 • Episode 7 • 40:41

S2E6: A Beginner's Guide to Thrifting - 10 Simple Tips for Sustainable Style on a Budget

I’ve been thrifting since I was little — sometimes out of necessity, but mostly out of love. What started as a practical choice became a meaningful, joy-filled way to bring sustainability, whimsy, and personal style into my life and home.

January 07, 2026 • Season 2 • Episode 6 • 45:30

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Samantha! I get excited when listening to your podcast because you have a gift for putting emotions and thoughts and feelings that I have experienced as a mother into words. you have a gift for articulating what is often unarticulated. I want to encourage you in that. As a fellow mother, I truly appreciate it! From Caitlin McMullen (we met at Lily moms Wednesday!)

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