# Marcie Stokman

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Meet the Author with Ken Huck – November 21, 2024 – Marcie Stokman and Colleen Hutt “The Well-Read Life: Nourish Your Souls through Deep Reading and Intentional Friendship” and Fr. James Kubicki, SJ “A Year of Daily Offerings: Giving Your Life to God One Day at a Time”

Ken talks with Marcie Stokman and Colleen Hutt “The Well-Read Life: Nourish Your Souls through Deep Reading and Intentional Friendship” (Ave Maria Press) and Fr. James Kubicki, SJ “A Year of Daily Offerings: Giving Your Life to God One Day at a Time” (Ignatius Press). Marcie and Colleen’s book avai…

Meet the Author with Ken Huck – November 21, 2024 – Marcie Stokman and Colleen Hutt “The Well-Read Life: Nourish Your Souls through Deep Reading and Intentional Friendship” and Fr. James Kubicki, SJ “A Year of Daily Offerings: Giving Your Life to God One Day at a Time”

Ken talks with Marcie Stokman and Colleen Hutt “The Well-Read Life: Nourish Your Souls through Deep Reading and Intentional Friendship” (Ave Maria Press) and Fr. James Kubicki, SJ “A Year of Daily Offerings: Giving Your Life to God One Day at a Time” (Ignatius Press). Marcie and Colleen’s book avai…

You can (and should) read difficult books

EP094: Marcie Stokman & Colleen Hutt Do people still need books? Life is busy and all the information we could want is just a click or scroll away.  Marcie Stokman and Colleen Hutt of Well-Read Mom join Erika to share why they bring women together to read more books and to read them well.  Find …

The Enduring Relevance of Pinocchio w/ Marcie Stokman & Colleen Hutt

When you consider the story of Pinocchio, you are flooded with visions of a Disney-fied wooden boy with big blue eyes, a lengthening nose, and a mischievous heart. But reading the original Pinocchio (and its theological underpinnings perceived by Franco Nembrini), you are shocked by the misanthropi…

262: Why Literature and Being a Well-Read Mom Matters

Carole sits down with founder of the Well-Read Mom ministry, Marcie Stokman, to chat about how her ministry got started and the purpose behind these communities. Their mission says it all! “Well Read Mom accompanies women in the reading of great books and spiritual classics to encourage personal g…

What is it like to transition from homeschool to public school? Here's a student's perspective!

We have another student on the podcast this week- Oliver Toftness was in the studio! (The 'studio' is really just an empty office at the Crosby Ironton High School, but we’re considering putting our name on the door.) Oliver talked to us about his transition from homeschool to public school, which…

Making love stories unrelatable

Marcie Stokman founder of the Well-Read Mom joins Trending with Timmerie.    Episode Guide Helping women/moms find meaning, connection, and growth (3:45) Caring for yourself and an intellectual life as a mother (17:45) Making love stories unrelatable and ugly – why does everything have to be…

Week Four: Finding Community through Great Books with Marcie Stokman and Colleen Hutt, Founders of Well-Read Mom

In this episode, Katie talks with Marcie Stokman and Colleen Hutt, co-founders of Well-Read Mom, a nationwide book club for women seeking deeper friendships and meaningful conversations through great literature. Marcie and Colleen share how reading good books transformed their own lives, making the…

Son Rise Morning Show 2026.10.20

Do you have our free app? Download it here: sacredheartradio.com/app Good morning! On today’s show, Matt Swaim and Anna Mitchell welcome Michael Gormley to discuss the new OCIA resources produced by Ascension Press. Other guests include Steve Ray live from Athens, where St. Paul preached one of hi…

A Cloth Upon the Table: Marcie Stokman on the Quiet Revolution of Family Meals

How can sitting down together for family meals cultivate belonging, peace, and true leisure within the home? On The Son Rise Morning Show, host Anna Mitchell welcomes Marcie Stokman, founder of Well Read Mom, to discuss her new book co-authored with Margreta Vizzani, A Cloth Upon the Table: The Qui…