Are you looking for ways to add more laughter to your life?
How do you find humor in your life when, say, there’s a worldwide pandemic happening?
Read MoreDo you ever wonder how to make service a bigger part of your life?
Does fear or inconvenience sometimes get in the way?
Holly Richardson, former state legislator and editor of Utah Policy for Deseret News, talks about her own answers to these questions in today’s episode.
Read MoreAre there parts of the Atonement you still struggle to understand? Do you wish you could get more out of the everyday Atonement?
If so, join us for this episode where Christie and I talk about how it is OK if you’re still unpacking pieces of the Atonement.
Read MoreHave you ever had questions or doubts when it comes to certain things within the Church? Are you afraid of those questions or worried that it means you’re lacking in faith?
Read MoreWhat is it like to be married to someone of a different faith?
Is it possible to make it work in a way for both people to be happy?
Charity Lighten, an author, speaker, and philanthropist, is here today with our hosts to tell you that, yes, it is indeed possible.
Read MoreHave you ever experienced excruciating grief from the loss of a loved one? How did you (or continue to) get through it?
On today’s episode, Lisa Valentine Clark, actor and radio host, talks to Christie and Michelle about her life before, during, and after her husband was diagnosed with ALS.
Read MoreDo you know what Wholesome Romance is?
Do you enjoy reading wholesome romance novels?
You don’t want to miss today’s episode! Esther Hatch, author of A Proper Scandal, A Proper Charade, and several other wholesome romances, is here with Christie and Michelle to talk about how she became a writer and what her experience has been ever since she started this journey.
Read MoreWhat should I do next in my life?
What are my unique gifts?
How do I chase my dreams as a woman?
These are very real and important questions we’ve all had as women, and they’re not always easy to answer. Thankfully, Jeanette Bennett, magazine publisher and mom, is here today with Christie and Michelle to help us find the answers.
Read MoreWhat kind of home are you creating around you?
Do you make it a safe space to ask questions?
Are you someone that sets the stage for your own children to seek?
Today, Michelle McCullough and Christie Gardiner discuss Joseph Smith, the Restoration, and how his mother created a safe environment for him to ask questions.
Read MoreHave you found your true voice?
Do you know who you truly are and have you accepted that person?
Debra Bonner, singer and gospel choir director, is here today with Christie Gardiner and Michelle McCullough to talk about her philosophy of finding your one true voice.
Read MoreHave you always wanted to hire a stylist? Or do you struggle knowing what to wear on a daily basis?
Is getting dressed fun and joyful for you?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, today’s episode is for you!
Read MoreHave you ever felt guilty for not being a better mother?
Have you ever felt like you’ve had to sacrifice your own talents and passions to put the needs of your family first?
Today, hosts Christie and Michelle talk about Christie’s first book, You Are the Mother Your Children Need and the experiences that brought that book about. Even if you don’t have children, this episode is just as applicable to you, and we hope it will inspire you to see that you absolutely have permission—even a responsibility—to be exactly who you are.
Read MoreHow do you become a truly authentic individual? You can find out by watching today’s episode, which features Jennica Anusua, a mental health professional, artist, actress, and musician. She talks about her life experiences with hosts Christie and Michelle and how these experiences molded her own authenticity.
Read MoreWhat's your most embarrassing moment?
Today, hosts Michelle and Christie discuss their most embarrassing moments. Remember we all are crazy and have insane lives, but we are going into the world and we are being what our Heavenly Parents want us to be. Go into the world and be you!
Read MoreHave you ever wanted to be more intentional with your day but struggled to find the time or to know how to go about it?
No matter who you are, you’ll always benefit from having a morning and evening routine, and that’s just what we’re going to tackle today. Hosts Christie Gardiner and Michelle McCullough compare routines to a spiritual buffet offered by our Heavenly Father.
Read MoreHave you ever wondered how to let the Lord make more of your life? Or maybe you want to be more of an instrument in His hands. Today, longtime author and historian Heidi Swinton is here to help you figure out how to do just that, along with our hosts Michelle and Christie.
Read MoreAre you yearning to find ways you can hear Him in your everyday work?
Today, painter and artist Rose Datoc Hall sits with Christie and Michelle to talk about how she shows up to hear Him in her work and art. And as someone who has painted New Testament scenes for 30 years, she has invaluable insight.
Read MoreHow do you personally know Jesus? What’s your story of getting to know Him? In today’s episode, Sandy Freckleton Gagon, artist and author, discusses her experience painting Bind Up the Brokenhearted with Michelle and Christie and how this experience taught her valuable lessons about Jesus Christ.
Read MoreHave you ever wondered how to better hear Him in your daily life? Or maybe you’ve wondered how to hear Him at all? Michelle and Christie are here today to discuss the multiple ways you can hear God speak to your heart and mind.
Sometimes it can be difficult to believe that He is speaking to us when it feels like there is silence.
Read MoreHave you ever felt your worth was only skin deep? Even if you know it’s not, have you ever wanted to feel greater self-worth?
Today, hosts Christie Gardiner and Michelle McCullough talk with our friend Tara starling, a professional makeup artist and co-founder of Soul Food USA, about how to not only see our own inner beauty but to see it in others. Believe it or not, Tara struggled with her appearance growing up, and it was only through the help of the Savior’s Atonement that she was able to overcome and realize her true worth.
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