This week, the "Worth Your Time" podcast turns one year old! I know that the podcast market is a tad oversaturated, and I've seen lots come and go over the past year. I'm proud that I've stuck it out and had over 50 incredible guests join me on the show. Pssst: Check out my FIRST episode HERE with my sister, Lindsey Hein, who inspired me and about a zillion other people to get into this game (she has arguably the most popular running podcast int he country!) Also some favs with friends who got me rolling: Beverly Hallberg, Kelsey Bolar, Britney Cooper and Kelly Clemente! And so many more! Fear not -- I'm gonna keep it going into year 2. I'm rethinking a few things, and we may move to a bi-weekly schedule so I can be more … [Read more...]
Rita Soronen: President & CEO, Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption
Rita Soronen has been working on behalf of vulnerable children for decades and has been doing so for the Dave Thomas Foundation for many of those years. Today I spoke with her about why the work DTFA does is *so* vital right now -- and what moves her to dedicate her life to this cause. You've heard of Dave Thomas, the founder of Wendy's restaurant? What you may not know is that he left a way more important legacy than hamburger's when he died. The Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption is the only public nonprofit charity in the United States that is focused exclusively on foster care adoption. It's National Adoption Month and the reason I was so pumped to speak with Rita is because DTFA has found a way to get older kids adopted out of … [Read more...]
Everyone at Church is a Mess. Here’s Why I Keep Going.
I’ve been going to church since I was three years old. I remember ruby red-heart spotted, thick white tights and shiny plastic shoes with miniature buckles and plenty of scuff marks. Back then, we went to a Pentecostal church (not the long-hair, dress-wearing version, but the charismatic, speaking-in-tongues one). My grandma drove the oblong church bus scribbled with “Assemblies of God” on the door and dropped by our pot-hole infested, 6-house neighborhood, where my sisters and I piled in. There was no mistaking where this crew was headed. This was the 80s, before stringent car seat rules for children older than toddlers. So we got comfy in the vinyl leather seats, soon joined by rounds of college students and random churchgoers assigned on … [Read more...]
Bobbi McCormick: Letting God Lead When Life Doesn’t Go As Planned
Bobbi McCormick is such a breath of fresh air! She lives up to her online persona, bringing joy and optimism into our conversation. We met years ago through the blogging world and I've followed her story through infertility, foster care, adoption and more. I loved Bobbi's perspective about "getting comfortable with being uncomfortable" and truly following God's lead in those moments when we have no idea what to do. She's fresh off of adopting her second child and deep into a "debt free by 40" plan a la Dave Ramsay. Bobbi is a fitness instructor with Revelation Wellness, marathon runner, preschool teacher and an inspiration through it all. In today's conversation, we discuss what it was like to discover infertility, to walk through … [Read more...]
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