1KHO 923: The Stories That Are Shaping Our Kids | Michael Keller, The Stories We Live By
Our kids are being handed powerful ideas about who they are, what will make them happy, and what it means to be free and most of those ideas arrive without anyone announcing themselves as a lesson. Michael Keller joins Ginny Yurich to unpack the cultural stories hiding inside everything from Disney…
1KHO 924: What High Achieving Families Have in Common | Susan Dominus, The Family Dynamic
Some families produce not just one high-achieving child, but several and Susan Dominus spent years trying to understand why. In this episode, Susan joins Ginny Yurich for a deep dive on the families she studied for The Family Dynamic. They explore topics like the surprising influence siblings have …
1KHO 927: The Nation’s Silent Mass Disaster | Jon Billman, The Cold Vanish
No one actually knows how many people are missing in America’s wilderness. In this gripping conversation, Ginny Yurich sits down with professor, journalist and The Cold Vanish author Jon Billman to explore what he calls the nation’s “silent mass disaster.” The silent mass disaster is about the peop…
1KHO 928: I’m Going Home | Ryan Watson, Turks and Chaos
Four forgotten hunting rounds turned a five-day vacation into a 70-day fight to get home. Ryan Watson traveled to Turks and Caicos with his wife and friends expecting a few restful days away.They had those but as they were headed home Ryan and his wife found themselves facing a possible 12-year pri…
1KHO 929: Thrive In The Everyday | Ruth Chou Simons, This Moment Matters
In this uplifting conversation, Ginny Yurich sits down with bestselling author and artist Ruth Chou Simons to explore the ideas behind her new book, This Moment Matters: 100 Ways to Cultivate a Grace-Laced Life. Drawing from nearly two decades of motherhood, creativity, faith, and family life, Ruth…
1KHO 931: There Is More Than One Path To a Good Life | Ana Homayoun, Getting In Is Not Enough
Somewhere along the way, getting into the “right” college became proof that childhood had gone well. Ana Homayoun, author of Getting In Is Not Enough, joins Ginny Yurich to challenge that faulty finish line and look at what actually prepares kids for a good life. They talk about adaptability, focus…
1KHO 934: Let Them Figure It Out | Magalie Del Angel, TimberNook
Sometimes the best thing we can do for our kids is not rush in to help. Magalie Del Angel joins Ginny Yurich to share what she’s seeing firsthand at TimberNook Kauai, where kids climb trees, get covered in mud, work through disagreements, make friends, take risks, and discover just how capable they…
1KHO 935: The Altar of Almost | Ebie Hepworth, Midnight Hallelujah
Hope can feel almost dangerous when you’ve been disappointed enough times. Ebie Hepworth, author of Midnight Hallelujah: Why Hope Is Still Worth the Risk, joins Ginny Yurich for an honest conversation about grief and unanswered prayers. Ebie talks about her journey with infertility and adoption, an…
The Things I Wish I Started Earlier as a Mom | Ep. 162
An honest look into 5 things I wish I started doing earlier as a mom.
This podcast has changed me so much as a mom, and these five are the things I've come to learn about how I mother and how my kids are wired, and I really wish I'd started them sooner because it would've made all of it so much mor…
1KHO 938: The Hurt Isn't The End Of Your Story | Stasi Eldredge, The Ladder of Love
What does it mean to truly know that you are loved?
New York Times bestselling author Stasi Eldredge joins Ginny Yurich to discuss her new book, The Ladder of Love: A Pathway to Emotional Healing and Spiritual Intimacy with Jesus. Drawing from her own story of childhood wounds, struggles with sham…
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