The Allworth It Podcast

On this episode we’re going to chat with someone who anticipated major life transition…just not the transition she experienced. Rhea Watson was enjoying her senior year of high school, preparing to head to college when she received a cancer diagnosis that drastically changed the course of her life. She chats about that with us today on the podcast. You don’t want to miss it.

On today’s show we get to chat with Naser Mansour. Naser moved to America his freshman year of college, knowing hardly any English. He has a super interesting story that I can’t wait to share with you!

On this episode of the podcast, we get to hear all about how Abby Robertson launched a business from a gift she gave her nieces and nephews each Christmas! You will so enjoy listening to Abby’s journey. Her energy and passion is so contagious! She gives really practical advice if you are considering starting a business of your own! Grab a cup of peppermint hot cocoa and turn on some twinkle lights as you listen to this episode….because I guarantee you’ll get excited for the holidays!

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Have you ever found yourself in a conversation, and wondered- how on earth am I getting to have this chat? That’s how I felt talking to this week’s guest, Harvey Lewis. Harvey has accomplished some incredible feats physically, and it was so fun to talk with him about his experiences. I learned a lot from this conversation, and I think you will too! Harvey shared some amazing stories, and you’ll want to check out the links below to learn more about his projects and to follow his running journey!

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I was introduced to my guest on this episode by Jacqui Blakemore who was a previous guest, and boy am I thankful for that introduction! I got to chat with Mary Broddle about a business she recently launched that helps people manage their stress and mental health through the practice of mindfulness by embroidery. Mary had some health challenges that led her to start this business, and you are going to love listening to her share the reasons for launching the business and why she so passionate about helping people slowing down to stitch!

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You will just fall in love with my guest on today’s podcast! Amy Voegerl joins us to share about her journey to being an Ironman competitor! She has completed over 11 races at the time of this episode, and as she shares about her journey, I guarantee she will encourage you in yours…whatever it may be! Take a listen and then share it with a friend!

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My good friend Molly Robinson is back on the podcast today to chat about healthy choices and kids. This conversation is SUPER practical and helpful if you are responsible for feeding kids! This conversation will help in the here and now, and for the future relationship kids have with their bodies and food! Molly has LOTS of resources and practical tips to share!

Resources on Instagram:

@kids.eat.in.color

@kids.nutritionist

@kid.food.explorers

@adolescent.nutritionist

@feedingpickyeaters

@feedinglittles

“Life is actually very simple, and we make it complicated.” Nicholas Kock is my guest on this week’s podcast, and my goodness is it a rich conversation! Nicholas shares about an amazing adventure he and his wife took in moving to Vietnam from South Africa after losing everything they owned in a fire. Nicholas has so much wisdom to share, and I just can’t wait for you to listen to this episode. He shares about how we can choose to change our mindset to one of simplicity, gratitude, and stillness…even when the world around us doesn’t. You’re going to love this conversation!

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On this episode of the podcast, we have Dr Kristen White back on the podcast! Dr. White has some great insight to share as we continue with the challenges of a global pandemic and even begin the process of “getting back to normal.” What Dr White shares is so helpful, and I’m just delighted to share it with you.

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On this episode of the podcast, our guest is me! I’m sharing some thoughts I recently sent to the email community about growth and my garden. I think it will be helpful! Growth takes tending, time, and teamwork! Learn more about why in this episode!

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On this episode, I get the honor of interviewing Michelle Black on this episode. Michelle recently released a book she wrote detailing her search for the truth following her husband Bryan’s death in an ambush against his Green Beret unit in Niger in 2017. Michelle is such a brave woman, that I’m so thankful to get to introduce you to on this episode. I would highly encourage you to grab a copy of her book to learn more about the events surrounding the death of Bryan Black, Dustin Wright, LaDavid Johnson, and Jeremiah Johnson. Take a listen and then share the episode with a friend or two!

On this episode of the podcast, we chat with Tom Sproles, the owner of Sproles Family Funeral Home. Our conversation was such a meaningful one as we talk about walking beside those who are hurting, and also how to prepare ourselves for loss. Tom has so much wisdom to share about grief, as he’s spent 32 years walking beside people in the most painful experiences of their lives.

On this episode of The Allworth It Podcast, we get to have the lovely Ashley Scott of New Bloom Life Coaching on to talk about her journey through some health challenges and divorce. It’s such an authentic and meaningful conversation, that I think you will so enjoy.

If you would like to learn more about Ashley, here’s how you can connect:

This week, I get to have a conversation with Allen Wolf. Allen is a filmmaker, author game creator, podcast host, and so much more! I got to chat with Allen all about his journey to filmmaking that started at age 9 with him writing a screen play…you know what most children might do! Allen is such a creative and inspiring guy to talk to, and you’re going to love the conversation we had!

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Join us for a conversation with my Canadian friend, Madison Watson all about her move to the States when she started high school! It’s a fun conversation all her experience being a foreigner in a country, and it’s one that will definitely make you smile!

Today’s guest is our first doctor! We welcome Dr. Kristen White to the show to chat about the impact the last year has had on our mental health and some really practical ways that we can get healthier in a wholistic manner! It’s such a great conversation that I can’t wait for you to hear!

Christ Freeze is the founder of CARE by Christie, and I interview her today on the podcast. She has created a roadmap to help people care for the aging adults in their life, giving them the options and solutions, they so desperately need! She is a ray of sunshine that you are going to adore getting to know!

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On this episode of The Allworth It Podcast, we’re chatting with Cassandra Williamson all about the major change that happened in her life right as she married her soldier husband!

On this episode, we chat with Phyllis Bell all about her work serving at risk kids and youth, as well as her presentation on the choices we can make to change our life. Her presentation and work is birthed out of a great deal of pain, and she shares all about it in this incredibly inspiring and encouraging episode on today’s podcast!

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In this episode, I chat with Jake Schaap all about his diagnosis with an autoimmune disease and the journey he took to recover from it. Out of his desire to help others, he has recently launched a course to help people dealing with autoimmune diseases successfully launch their own business! It’s such a brilliant idea! Here are all the ways you can connect with Jake to learn more:

On this episode of The Allworth It Podcast, we’re talking to Dan and Tina Nohe about a major occupational shift they made right around the age of 50! I love them and cannot wait for you to get to know them better through our conversation today! They made a major change around the age that people are looking to get more comfortable not less. They have definitely seen the payoffs of their choice, and I can’t wait for you to hear about their journey in this episode!

If you live in Indiana and are looking to buy or sell your house, you should definitely reach out to them! Here are the links to connect with them!

On today’s episode, we chat with Jill Mills all about finishing her college degree later than most, and then her decision to move back to the Pacific Northwest right before COVID hit, and she was quarantined with her mom and step-dad. Jill eventually got a job…she actually took my job as I changed my role from executive assistant! It’s a great conversation about change that you do not want to miss!

We get to chat with Patty Spitler on this episode of The Allworth It Podcast, and boy is it a treat! Patty shares with us her career in broadcasting and the changes that she had to make due to her hearing loss from Meniere’s Disease. Even though she is technically retired, she keeps super busy with lots of projects about which we chat. Here are all the links to the things we talked about in this episode of the podcast:

We chat with Tracy McDaniel on this episode. 

The first half of this episode is all about human trafficking. Tracy shares some incredible information for protecting the kids that we love! It’s such great info that is helpful to know but also to increase our awareness and understanding of the epidemic of human trafficking. It’s some hard content to hear, but so valuable to know. 

Tracy also shares about her journey starting and closing a non-profit, and stepping into a season of balance and rest remaining true to all God has called her to do. It’s such a great conversation that I’m honored to share with you!

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We’re chatting with Ty & Lindsey Higgins of Red Hill Fiber Mills, and this is a conversation like we’ve never had on the podcast! Ty and Lindsey own and run an alpaca farm and fiber mill in southern Indiana! I hope you find this conversation just as fascinating as I did!

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On this week’s episode, we continue our conversation with Amy Abell about the journey to bring Tucker and Tyson into their family through international adoption. We get to hear about the un-magical moment of meeting Tucker, and the beauty of completing their family by bringing Tyson home a short time later.

We spend time talking about the good and the hard that so often accompany one another in life. Especially in adoption, there is deep grief that accompanies the joy it brings. Even if adoption is no where on your radar, this episode is going to encourage and inspire you!

On this week’s episode, we talk to Amy Abell all about her family’s journey through international adoption. It’s such an inspiring and encouraging story that I can’t wait for you to hear! You’re going to love learning about how Tucker and Tyson joined Noah and Liam to complete their family!

On episode 18, we talked with Andrew of Caplinger’s Fresh Catch about the changes he experienced launching his dream business, and in this episode, we chat with his wife Courtney about her experience supporting him! It’s such a fun conversation about the changes that can happen to people in your life and how those impact you and how you can best support them in their dreams!

I love when Courtney shares that “We didn’t dream as big as it is!” It’s so exciting to think what things could be around the corner for ourselves and the ones we love!

If you’d like to learn more about Caplinger’s, here’s how you can connect with them:

On this episode of the podcast, we’re chatting with Andrew Caplinger of Caplinger’s Fresh Catch. Andrew had an interesting journey to launch his business, and I’m excited to share some of that with you today!

On this week's episode, we'll be talking all about money with Steve Ashlock. Last year taught us a lot about how unpredictable the world can be, and it might have revealed some weaknesses when it comes to money. I invited Steve on the show to chat about some steps we can take today to help us get in a better spot financially. He shares advice that is helpful whether you're in your teens, twenties, thirties, or eighties!

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On today’s show, I invited my friend Molly Robinson back to chat about New Year’s Resolutions and why they don’t always work with our desire to get healthy. It’s such a great conversation with lots of solid advice and wisdom from Molly about how we can change our mindset involving health and weight loss! Even if you aren’t wanting to make changes to your health, there is a lot we can learn from Molly!

If you would like to connect with Molly, here’s how you can find her:

We talk about change on this podcast, and sometimes change happens to us. Today, we have Steve Jensen on the podcast to talk about the whiplash of change he and his family experienced when their son Luke was diagnosed with cancer.

I so appreciate that Steve was willing to entrust his story to me, and it's my honor to  share it with you!

As we are a week away from Christmas, I wanted to have a more intentional conversation about the more emotional side of Christmas from grief to loss to unmet expectations. All three of those are so present and real this year. I invited my dear friend and mentor, Debbie Kidwell to be a guest to talk about the emotional prep we can do to prepare for Christmas. Debbie shares so much wisdom. I hope it encourages and comforts your heart!

On today’s episode, I get to chat with Jacqui Blakemore of Sew Much More Fun! Jacqui recently launched her new business in which she teaches women to make their own clothes! Jacqui has so much knowledge to share, and I hope you truly enjoy getting to know her through this episode!

There are so many yummy foods associated with the upcoming holiday season, but for many of you those foods might just involve guilt and anxiety. On this episode, I chat with registered dietician, Molly Robinson about how we can enjoy the holidays without losing control and without restricting or avoiding the foods we enjoy!

There is so much info in this episode! You might just want to take some notes! If you would like to listen to first episode with Molly, check it out here: https://anchor.fm/allworthitcoaching/episodes/Ditching-the-diet-ejmsjp

On today’s show, I interview Molly Robinson. Molly is a registered dietitian, and we have a great conversation about making a change in the area of our relationship with diet culture and healthy living. Molly has such a refreshing approach to healthy eating and losing weight, and I loved chatting with her.

I know that when I talk to people about change, a frequent conversation involves diet or exercise. I hope this conversation is encouraging and helpful for you!

If you would like to connect with Molly, here’s how you can find her:

Thanks for listening to the first ever episode of The Allworth It Podcast!