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The Journaling RoomEpisode 68: Back to Basics: Is Journaling Supposed to Feel Hard?Let’s start with a question I hear quietly — often whispered in DMs or coaching sessions:“Is journaling supposed to feel this hard?”Because no one tells you this at the beginning.They show you beautiful notebooks. They talk about clarity and peace. They make it sound grounding and calming and soothing.And then you sit down to journal… and you feel resistant. Or emotional. Or awkward. Or nothing at all.And you think, Maybe I’m doing this wrong.Today, we’re telling the truth about that.Pr...
2026-02-2409 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 67: Back to Basics: What if I'm Doing It Wrong?There’s a question I hear all the time — sometimes out loud, but more often underneath what women are really asking.It sounds like this:“What if I’m doing journaling wrong?”Not: “Is journaling helpful?” Not: “Should I journal?”But: “What if I’m messing this up before I even start?”If you’ve ever opened a journal… written a few words… then stopped because you thought, This doesn’t feel right —this episode is for you.Today we’re going to gently dismantle the idea that there is a “right way”...
2026-02-1709 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 66: HBD to TJR!!! Back to Basics: Do I Have to Journal Everyday?Today’s episode feels really special to me — because The Journaling Room is officially turning one year old.And when I thought about how I wanted to mark this anniversary, I didn’t want to do something complicated or flashy.I wanted to come back to the very beginning.Because if there’s one thing I know after a year of conversations, coaching, and messages from listeners, it’s this:So many women want to journal… but feel quietly unsure if they’re doing it right.So for the next three epi...
2026-02-1009 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 65: My Morning Journaling Rhythm (and why it changes)I get asked this question a lot:“What does your morning journaling routine look like?”And I understand why people ask.We love routines. We love knowing what works. And we secretly hope that if we just copy someone else’s rhythm, things will feel calmer and clearer.But here’s the honest answer I always lead with:My morning journaling rhythm changes. And not because I lack discipline. But because I have a life.If you’ve ever had a journaling routine that worked beautifully for a season…...
2026-02-0309 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 64: Journaling with God When You're DisappointedThere is a kind of disappointment that doesn’t announce itself loudly.It doesn’t always come with tears or dramatic words. Sometimes it’s just a quiet heaviness you notice when things slow down.Maybe it’s disappointment in a relationship that still hasn’t healed. Maybe it’s disappointment in yourself — in choices you’ve made, or patterns you hoped you’d outgrown by now. Or maybe, if you’re listening to this early in the year, you’re already disappointed in how 2026 is shaping up — and that surprises you.You thought things would fee...
2026-01-2710 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 63: Why Irregular Journaling Counts (The Myth of Consistency)Let me start today by saying something that might surprise you — especially coming from someone who hosts a journaling podcast:You do not need to journal consistently for it to “count.”If you are someone who journals for a few days… then stops… then comes back… then disappears again…This episode is for you.If you’ve ever thought:“I always fall off.”“I can never stay consistent.”“What’s the point if I don’t keep it up?”I want you to take a breath — because today we are officially dismantling the myt...
2026-01-2010 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 62: When You've Avoided Your Journal for WeeksToday we’re going to talk about why we avoid the journal, and we’re going to do it without shame, without rules, and without another “just be consistent” pep talk.Instead, we’re going to practice something so beautiful: compassionate curiosity.Prompt 1: Naming the AvoidanceWhat do I think journaling will require of me right now?No editing. No fixing. Just honesty.Prompt 2: Nervous System Awareness (LMS-informed)When I think about journaling, what do I notice in my body?Tightness? Fatigue? R...
2026-01-1309 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 61: Becoming Next-Year YouWelcome back to The Journaling Room. I’m Kendall, and today we are stepping into one of my favorite kinds of journaling:Future-focused journaling. Not in a pressure-filled “new year, new you” way. Not in a “fix everything about yourself” way.But in a gentle, hopeful, Christ-rooted way.This episode is for the listener ready for fresh hope. For the woman who feels something new stirring. For the one tired of living in reaction mode and longing to begin living with intention.Today we’re going to explore:What it means to ima...
2026-01-0613 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 60: Looking Back with Kindness: How to Journal Your Way Into a Softer Story of the Past YearWelcome back to The Journaling Room. I’m Kendall, and today we’re doing something that can feel both vulnerable and incredibly freeing:We’re looking back at the past year with kindness.Not with comparison. Not with criticism. Not with the “I should’ve done more” soundtrack that so quickly takes over this time of year.But with compassion. With truth. With grace.This episode is for the woman who looks back at her year and immediately sees the gaps. The places she fell short. The goals left undone. The moments she...
2025-12-3010 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 59: Making Space for Wonder Again: How to Rekindle JoyWelcome back to The Journaling Room. I’m Kendall, and today I want to talk about a feeling many women quietly grieve during the holidays:The loss of wonder.You know… that spark. That sense of awe. That moment where your heart lifts and you feel the beauty of the season.But maybe this year—wonder feels far away.Maybe you’re a mom deep in logistics, schedules, wrapping paper, and emotional load. Maybe you’re an empty nester whose home feels a little quieter and traditions feel different. Maybe this season hol...
2025-12-2313 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 58: Loneliness in a Crowded Room (Holiday Edition)Welcome back to The Journaling Room. I’m Kendall, and today’s episode is for the woman who feels alone—especially during a season that tells her she should feel anything but.You know that strange ache that shows up in December? The one where you can be surrounded by people—family gatherings, school events, church services, Christmas parties—and still feel completely alone?If that’s you, you’re not failing at Christmas. You’re not broken. And you’re not the only one feeling this way.Holiday loneliness is a very real thing—even fo...
2025-12-1611 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 57: The Perfect Holiday Myth: Rewriting Your Script With GraceDo you ever feel like you’re falling short during the holidays?If you do, welcome to The Journaling Room. I’m Kendall, and this episode is especially for the mom who feels like everyone else is doing Christmas “right,” while she’s just trying to keep the laundry moving and the kids fed.If you’ve ever thought:“I should be doing more.” “This should feel more magical.” “I’m not giving my family the Christmas they deserve.”…then take a deep breath. You’re in the perfect place today.We’re going to talk about...
2025-12-0913 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 56: When Christmas Doesn't Feel Like ChristmasBefore we jump in today, I want to share something that might surprise you: not every Christmas feels like Christmas. And if that’s where you are right now—you are not alone. Welcome back to The Journaling Room. I’m Kendall, and today’s episode is for the woman who feels… numb. Disconnected. Weary. Maybe even guilty for not feeling “festive enough.”If your joy feels thin, if you’re moving through December like you’re watching your life from another room, this episode is a gentle place to land.Let’s take a breath. Let’s take t...
2025-12-0213 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 55: Letting Go of Unrealistic Holiday ExpectationsMaybe your family dynamics are complicated. Maybe the pressure to make everything perfect feels heavy. Maybe you already know that certain conversations, certain people, or certain patterns will be stressful… again.And you’re dreading it. You’re tired before the season even begins.If that’s you, take a breath. You’re in the right room. And I want this episode to feel like relief — like someone turning on a small light in a crowded, stressful space.Because here’s the truth: Your holiday does not need to be perfect to be meaningful. An...
2025-11-2517 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 54: Finding Gratitude When It Doesn't Come NaturallyBefore we begin today’s episode, I want to say this: if you clicked on an episode about gratitude but you aren’t feeling grateful… you are still welcome here. This space is for you, exactly as you are.Welcome back to The Journaling Room Podcast. I’m Kendall Snyder, your host, your fellow journaler, and someone who has lived through seasons where gratitude did not come naturally — not even a little bit.Today’s episode is for the woman who feels numb. For the woman who feels a little bitter. For the woman who feels weighe...
2025-11-1815 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 53: How to Handle Pressure at the Thanksgiving TableToday we’re talking about something that shows up quietly every November — the pressure at the Thanksgiving table.Whether you’re a mom juggling everyone’s food preferences and emotions… a college student heading home trying to navigate family dynamics… or an empty nester wondering what to do when the table feels a little too quiet — this episode is for you.Because no matter your stage of life, there’s one thing we all tend to bring to the table that isn’t on the menu — pressure.Pressure to make it perfect. Pressure to keep everyone hap...
2025-11-1113 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 52: When You Can't Fix It: Writing to Make Peace With What IsWe’re surrounded by cultural images of the “perfect” holiday table — smiling families, gratitude flowing, laughter in every corner. And sometimes it does look like that. But often, it doesn’t.Maybe there’s an empty chair. Maybe there’s a rift that hasn’t healed. Maybe you’re walking into tension that’s been simmering for years. Or maybe you just don’t feel joy this season because grief, exhaustion, or disappointment are louder than gratitude.Here’s the truth: we can’t always fix it. We can’t bring people back, force others to change, or erase years of...
2025-11-0409 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 51: From Resentment to Release: A Journaling Practice for When You're Tired of Carrying ItIt’s that quiet bitterness that builds up when we feel unappreciated, overlooked, or wronged. Sometimes it shows up in marriage, sometimes in parenting, sometimes in friendships or even in the workplace.Here’s the hard truth: resentment always promises to punish the other person, but really, it punishes us. The other person may not even know we’re resentful—but we carry the tight shoulders, the ruminating thoughts, the loss of joy.Today we’re going to walk through a journaling practice to help you move from resentment to release. I’ll show you how to:N...
2025-10-2810 min
In The Spotlight: Raising Leaders in the Performing ArtsEp 30 - Hobby on Purpose: Choosing Joy in the Arts (Without “Going Pro”) with Kendall LudwigRobin reconnects with longtime friend Kendall Ludwig — Baltimore-born designer, founder of Curly Red, and creator of Jitterbug, an adult-first dance studio in Oakland, MD.
Kendall traces a life steeped in musicals, early stage fright, and a pivotal decision to keep dance a joyful constant rather than a career mandate. She shares how moving to a small town revealed a gap for adult classes, why she launched a low-pressure, seasonal class-pack model, and what actually fills (and doesn’t) in a rural market — hello, packed Sunday-night tap and sold-out swing workshops.
Robin and Kendall swap stories on par...
2025-10-211h 05
The Journaling RoomEpisode 50: "I'm Fine" (but actually not): How to Journal Through DisconnectionOn the outside, we say it with a smile, keep moving, keep working, keep parenting. But inside? We’re tired. We’re hurting. We’re angry. Or maybe we’re just numb. “I’m fine” has become the mask we wear when the truth feels too vulnerable—or when we’ve disconnected so much we don’t even know what the truth is anymore.Today we’re going to talk about how journaling can help you move from I’m fine to I’m real. We’ll unpack why we disconnect, how to recognize it, and a step-by-step journaling proc...
2025-10-2109 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 49: The "What's Really Going On?" ExerciseThe “What’s Really Going On?” Exercise.Here’s why this matters: often the thing we think is the problem—the messy house, the distracted spouse, the missed deadline—isn’t the actual problem. What’s really going on is that we’ve attached meaning to the circumstance that doesn’t align with truth.This exercise slows us down, helps us peel back the layers, and reveals the deeper thought fueling the feeling. When you see that root clearly, you can challenge it, reframe it, and anchor back into your true identity.Step One: Write th...
2025-10-1409 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 48: Is This Mine or Theirs? Journaling for Emotional SeparationSo often, without realizing it, we pick up emotions that don’t belong to us. We absorb our child’s frustration, our spouse’s stress, or our parent’s disappointment—and before long, we’re weighed down by storms that aren’t actually ours to carry.This practice is about emotional separation. It’s not about detachment or coldness. It’s about clarity. It’s learning to sort what’s truly mine, what belongs to someone else, and how to release what isn’t mine to hold.We’ll walk through this with three relational lenses: parenting younger...
2025-10-0712 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 47: Name the Storm, Write the AnchorLife storms show up in all kinds of ways. Sometimes they’re sudden—like a diagnosis, a financial loss, or conflict in a relationship. Other times they drag on—ongoing stress, caregiving, waiting for answers that never seem to come.And here’s the truth: storms aren’t just circumstances. They are made up of our thoughts, feelings, and the stories we attach to what’s happening. My certification training taught me that circumstances are neutral—it’s the thoughts we think about them that create our experience. That means the same storm can sink one person but strengthen a...
2025-09-3012 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 46: How to Find Calm in Just 5 Minutes - Even Without Your JournalThat’s right—you don’t need a pen and paper for this practice. This is a reset you can do with your heart and your mind, anytime, anywhere. If you do have your journal, wonderful—use it. But if you don’t, this reset still works. You can take five minutes and experience calm, clarity, and God’s peace.The 5 Minute Reset PracticeHere’s how it works. Three simple steps: Breathe, Write, Pray.Step One: Breathe (1–2 minutes)The very first thing is to pause and take three slow breaths. Th...
2025-09-2309 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 45: How to Journal When You're SpiralingI’m your host, Kendall Snyder, and today we’re diving into something I know we’ve all experienced: spiraling thoughts.You know those moments when your mind won’t stop racing? One small worry turns into a dozen what-ifs. Or you replay a conversation over and over until you’ve convinced yourself you messed it up. Sometimes spiraling looks like anxiety. Other times, it’s shame. Sometimes it’s just a flood of “too much” all at once.The truth is—spiraling can leave us stuck, exhausted, and disconnected from the peace God offers us.But journa...
2025-09-1610 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 44: When You're Not Sure what You FeelToday we’re talking about those moments when you just don’t know what you feel.Maybe someone asks, “How are you doing?” and you freeze. You know you should know, but the best you can come up with is, “I don’t know.” You’re not exactly sad, not exactly happy, not exactly angry—but you’re not fine either.I want you to know: that’s not unusual. It’s part of being human. Feelings are layered and complex, and sometimes we’ve been moving so fast we haven’t paused to notice them. Other times, we’ve pus...
2025-09-0910 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 43: Name It to Tame It: Why Labeling Emotions in Your Journal WorksHey friends, welcome back to The Journaling Room! I’m Kendall, and today we’re talking about a practice that’s tiny in effort but massive in impact: naming your emotions in your journal.This episode is called “Name It to Tame It,” and I’ll show you why putting a word to what you’re feeling can help you come back to peace, clarity, and self-trust—especially when life feels messy or you feel emotionally stuck.We’re diving into why this works, how it helps regulate your nervous system, how it connects to spiritual growth...
2025-09-0213 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 42: The Power of Pen & PauseHey friends, welcome back to The Journaling Room! I’m Kendall, and I’m so glad you’re here. Today’s episode might just shift the way you handle conflict, disappointment, and emotionally charged moment.It’s all about using a simple practice I call pen and pause to keep your peace, protect your relationships, and honor the person you actually want to be, not just the emotion you’re feeling in the moment.I know what it’s like to say something in a heat-of-the-moment reaction—and regret it later. But there is another way. Let’s talk...
2025-08-2610 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 41: One Journal Prompt That Changed MeWelcome back to The Journaling Room Podcast. I’m your host, Kendall Snyder, and today I want to take you behind the scenes of one question—just one journal prompt—that completely changed how I show up in a hard relationship.This episode is a little more personal. A little more raw. And I hope, in some small way, that my story helps you reflect on your own—especially if you’ve ever wrestled with what love looks like when it’s not being returned the way you hoped.Here are a few questions to...
2025-08-1911 min
The Christian Life Coach Podcast: Be Transformed by the Renewing of Your Mind28. Kim Boylan & The Snooze Button: The Chat We Didn't Know We NeededFaith, Family, and Finding Strength: A Conversation with Kim BoylanIn this powerful joint episode of The Christian Life Coach Podcast with Shanna Pyzer and The Journaling Room Podcast with Kendall Snyder, special guest Kim Boylan shares her inspiring story of faith, marriage, parenting, and perseverance through life’s hardest challenges.Kim opens up about:Celebrating 46 years of marriage and the lessons learned about building a godly foundation.Navigating a later-in-life faith journey and walking through cancer diagnoses for both herself and her husband.The surprising way Ch...
2025-08-131h 19
The Journaling RoomEpisode 40: Special Guest Kim Boylan & The Snooze Button Chat We Didn't Know We NeededIn this powerful joint episode of The Christian Life Coach Podcast with Shanna Pyzer and The Journaling Room Podcast with Kendall Snyder, special guest Kim Boylan shares her inspiring story of faith, marriage, parenting, and perseverance through life’s hardest challenges.Kim opens up about:Celebrating 46 years of marriage and the lessons learned about building a godly foundation.Navigating a later-in-life faith journey and walking through cancer diagnoses for both herself and her husband.The surprising way Christian life coaching equipped her to face trials with resilience and hope.Shifting from “Mama Bear” parenting to spiritually suppor...
2025-08-131h 19
The Journaling RoomEpisode 39: Inviting Emotions Back: Journaling Through NumbnessHey friend, welcome back to The Journaling Room Podcast. I’m your host, Kendall Snyder—and today, we’re talking about a version of emotional regulation that doesn’t always get airtime.Not what to do when you're flooded with anger or tears... But what to do when you feel nothing.If you've been navigating burnout, emotional flatness, or that numb, tired fog that makes everything feel kind of far away—this episode is your invitation to take a deep breath, meet yourself gently, and remember: you're not broken. You're human. Let’s explore how journaling c...
2025-08-0511 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 38: Your Journaling Routine Doesn't Have to Be PerfectHey friend, welcome back to The Journaling Room Podcast—I’m your host, Kendall Snyder, and today’s episode is for all of us who have a stack of half-used journals, five cute pens we swore would change our life, and a tiny whisper of guilt every time we see them sitting untouched.Yep. We’re talking about the myth of the perfect journaling routine.Spoiler alert: it doesn’t exist. Let’s go ahead and normalize inconsistency, talk about how to gently return to journaling when you’ve drifted, and remind ourselves why the point was neve...
2025-07-2809 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 37: Letting Go...Again and AgainToday’s episode is all about the practice—yes, the daily practice—of letting go. Not just once. Not in a big dramatic movie moment. But over and over again. Letting go of expectations. Of control. Of outcomes. Of how we thought things would be.It’s vulnerable work… but oh, it’s freeing. And journaling can help us do it with honesty and hope.Here’s what I journal when I feel that gripping need to control:📓 Prompt 1:“What am I holding too tightly right now?”📓 Prompt 2:“What ou...
2025-07-2209 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 36: When Overwhelm Turns Into Shutdown: Using Journaling to Gently RebootToday’s episode is for the woman who’s been doing all the things... until she just can’t. If you've ever gone from high-functioning to total freeze-mode, this one's for you.Let’s talk about what happens when overwhelm turns into shutdown—how to recognize the signs early, and how journaling can gently help you reboot.1. Name What’s TrueOften the scariest part of shutdown is not knowing why we feel so off.📓 Try this prompt:“Right now, I feel ______ because ______.” Write without editing. Let the truth come up w...
2025-07-1510 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 35: The Guilt Episode: Let's Talk About It and Write Through ItToday we’re diving into something that so many women carry quietly—guilt.Specifically, the kind of guilt that shows up in the everyday moments: When we raise our voice. When we forget something important. When we work late. When we don’t show up the way we wish we could.Sometimes it’s called mom guilt, but it doesn’t stop there.Today’s episode is for every woman who’s ever thought: "I should’ve done more. I should’ve done it better."We're going to write our way through that guilt...
2025-07-0811 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 34: Journaling for When You Miss ThemIf you’ve ever walked past a quiet bedroom and felt your throat catch… If you’ve opened the pantry and realized their favorite snack is still there... If your arms feel just a little too empty, and your calendar a little too blank...This episode is for you.Today, we’re talking about missing them — your grown kids, your away-at-school teens, your just-married young adults. That ache in your chest? That’s love. And journaling can give that love somewhere to go.We’ll walk through:How to write through the ache without d...
2025-07-0108 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 33: Holding On & Letting Go: Journaling Through Changing Relationships with Adult KidsIf you're in a season where your kids are grown — or growing — and your role as “Mom” is changing daily... If you're finding yourself in that confusing space of “How do I still love well without overstepping?”... If you feel both proud and a little heartbroken watching them fly...This episode is for you.We’re talking about how to:Journal through the emotional shift of parenting adult kidsMove from control to connection, from managing to mentoringAnd most of all — how to let go without feeling like you’re losing somethingThis isn’t an easy transition...
2025-06-2409 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 32: Dreaming Again: Journaling for Rediscovering Your PassionsWe’re talking about dreaming again. Not the Pinterest-perfect version. Not the five-year plan version. But the kind that starts in your spirit and says, “What if…?”If you’ve ever wondered:“Do I still get to dream?”“What if I don’t even know what I want anymore?”“Is it too late to begin again?”You’re in the right place. This episode is an invitation — to listen inward, to write what’s been stirring, and to remember that dreaming is part of how you reflect your Creator.We’ll explore:Why so many women disconnect fro...
2025-06-1711 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 31: Journaling for When the House Feels Too QuietToday’s episode is for the woman whose nest is empty, or emptying. Your roles are shifting. Your rhythms are different. Your days are quieter. And maybe, instead of feeling peaceful… it just feels hollow.I want to help you explore that gently through journaling — so you can honor what was and lean into what still is.In this episode, we’ll walk through:What the quiet reveals about our hearts, identity, and hopesTools from Life Mentoring School for managing thought spirals and honoring griefA guided two-part journaling practice to process loneliness and awaken new purp...
2025-06-1011 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 30: The Invisible Work of Motherhood: Journaling to Acknowledge What You DoI want to talk to the woman who feels… unseen.You’ve been folding laundry no one thanks you for. Making appointments no one remembers. Noticing when the lightbulb goes out. Remembering the birthday party gift. Holding the emotions, the pieces, the peace.That’s the invisible work of motherhood. And it’s real. It’s constant. And it’s often exhausting.If you’ve ever felt like you’re doing so much that no one really notices — this episode is for you.Today, we’ll:Talk about why invisible work matters — even...
2025-06-0309 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 29: Writing through Mom Rage: A Journaling Practice for Hard MomentsLet’s talk about mom rage.You know the moment: The chaos is building, your patience is gone, you’re overstimulated and overtouched — and the next tiny thing pushes you over the edge.You snap. You yell. You slam a drawer. You cry in the closet.And immediately, the shame floods in. “What is wrong with me? Why can’t I keep it together?”If you’ve ever been there — you’re not alone. And more importantly — you’re not a bad mom.Today we’re going to:Talk about what rage is...
2025-05-2910 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 28: Journaling When You Feel Like You're Failing as a MomIf you’ve ever had a moment — or a hundred — where you thought,“I’m messing this up.” “I’m not doing enough.” “I’m failing as a mom…”— then this episode is for you.I want to gently remind you: That voice in your head is not always telling the truth. And today, we’re going to journal through that together.We’ll explore:Why negative self-talk feels so convincing (and what it really costs us)A guided journaling practice to help shift your perspectiveAnd how to anchor back into God’s truth about who you a...
2025-05-2711 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 27: "I'm So Tired" : Journaling for Overwhelmed MomsToday’s episode is for the mom who’s tired. Not just “I need a nap” tired, but soul-weary. You’ve been running on empty for so long that exhaustion feels like your baseline.If you’re listening to this with a deep sigh — maybe even some tears — I want to tell you right now: You are not lazy. You are not weak. You are carrying more than anyone sees, and today we’re going to make space for that.In this episode, we’re going to:Do a simple journaling exercise to acknowledge your exhaustion with...
2025-05-2212 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 26: Journaling for Letting GoWe all carry things we were never meant to carry forever: Old regrets. Fears about the future. Hurts from the past. Expectations we’ve outgrown.And sometimes, without even realizing it, we’re dragging around heavy weights that are keeping us stuck — weights that God is gently asking us to release.Today’s episode is all about how journaling can become a powerful practice for surrender — for laying down what no longer serves you, and receiving instead the peace that passes understanding. Guided Journaling Session:You can pause after each prompt and write...
2025-05-2013 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 25: How to Use Journaling to Strengthen RelationshipsIf you’re anything like me, you know the most important parts of life aren’t the things — they’re the people. Our marriages, our friendships, our families… these sacred relationships shape us, stretch us, and sometimes even break us open in the best ways.They can fill us with joy — and they can also bring some of our greatest heartache.Today, I want to show you how journaling can become one of your most powerful tools for strengthening those connections. Not just to process your own emotions — but to soften your heart, renew your mind, and shif...
2025-05-1511 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 24: Journaling as a LegacyDM me over on Instagram (@kendallsnydercoaching) the word: SUMMER for details on working with me in 6 incredible coaching sessions this summer! I’m Kendall Snyder, and today’s episode is one that is so close to my heart.Today, we’re talking about journaling — not just for yourself — but as a legacy. A gift you can leave for your children, your grandchildren, and generations you may never even meet.There’s something powerful about writing down your story. Not a perfect story. Not a polished story. But a real, faithful, beautiful story — the...
2025-05-1311 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 23: *Special Guest* Living Your Dream Life with Shanna PyzerHey friends, welcome back to The Journaling Room. Today is such a gift because I’m joined by my dear friend and fellow coach, Shanna Pyzer from The Christian Life Coach Podcast. We're here to have an honest conversation about what it really means to live your dream life — the good, the beautiful, and yes… the messy too.We’re not handing you a Pinterest-perfect checklist today. What we are doing is sitting down to talk about how coaching, journaling, and our faith have shaped our stories — and how they can shape yours too. If you’ve ever wondere...
2025-05-0747 min
The Christian Life Coach Podcast: Be Transformed by the Renewing of Your MindEpisode 17: On Living Your Dream Life🎙️ Podcast Collaboration: On Living Your Dream LifeHosts: Shanna Pyzer & Kendall Snyder Podcasts: The Christian Life Coach Podcast & The Journaling Room PodcastWhat if your dream life isn’t something far away—but something you’re already living in quiet, powerful ways? In this heartfelt and faith-infused collaboration episode, coaches Shanna Pyzer and Kendall Snyder explore what it means to live your dream life right now, even in the midst of chaos, imperfection, and ordinary routines.Together, they unpack what "quiet wealth" looks like, why redefining abundance matters, and how journaling and thought work have r...
2025-05-0747 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 22: Journaling for Decision Making ClarityIf you’ve ever felt stuck trying to make a decision — like stuck in that mental ping-pong game, going back and forth, back and forth — then today’s episode is just for you.We all face decisions. Some feel small — like what to cook for dinner. Some feel big — like whether to take a new job, move to a new city, end a relationship, or start a new adventure.And it can feel heavy. Sometimes so heavy we don’t move at all.But what I’ve learned — and what I’ll walk you through today —...
2025-05-0612 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 21: Letter Writing as a Journaling PracticeThere’s something sacred about a letter. Letters slow us down. They help us connect with what matters. They give us a focused space to be honest, compassionate, and reflective. And when used intentionally in your journaling, they can become powerful tools for healing, clarity, identity, and even transformation.Today, we’re going to talk about three ways you can use letter writing in your journal:- Letters to your past self- Letters to your present self- Letters to your future selfAnd we’l...
2025-05-0110 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 20: Journaling for Emotional RegulationHi friend, and welcome back to The Journaling Room. I’m your host, Kendall Snyder, and today we’re talking about a powerful, life-giving practice: journaling for emotional regulation.Now before that phrase intimidates you, let me break it down. Emotional regulation simply means: being able to name, feel, and respond to your emotions in a healthy way.We all experience intense emotions—sadness, fear, shame, frustration, disappointment—and sometimes we aren’t even sure why they hit us so hard. But when we don’t know how to process them, we tend to d...
2025-04-2912 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 19: Creating a Journaling Routine You LoveHey friend, and welcome back to The Journaling Room! I’m your host, Kendall Snyder, and today we’re talking about something that I get asked a lot—**how to create a journaling routine that you actually love and stick with**.Because here’s the truth: journaling isn’t just a practice. It can become a place—a safe place you return to again and again to hear your own voice, meet with God, and check in with your heart. But like anything good, it works best when we build a rhythm that fits our real life—no...
2025-04-2413 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 18: Writing as a Tool for Processing PainHi friend, and welcome back to The Journaling Room. I’m your host, Kendall Snyder, and today we’re talking about something tender and powerful—healing through journaling.If you’ve ever wondered what it actually means to “process pain” or how writing can help with that, you’re in the right place. Whether you’re new to journaling or already have a rhythm, this episode will gently guide you into using your journal not just as a notebook—but as a safe space for healing.entle Journaling Exercise: Sitting With Your Pain**Let me...
2025-04-2211 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 17: Journaling for Fun and CreativityIf you’ve ever felt like journaling is just for working through heavy emotions or setting serious goals, today’s episode is going to feel like a breath of fresh air. Because we’re talking about journaling for fun and creativity.That’s right—this one’s for the doodlers, the dreamers, the note-to-self writers, the list makers, the quote collectors… and the women who want to bring more lightness, color, and play into their pages.Whether you’re new to journaling or have stacks of filled notebooks like I do, this episode is...
2025-04-1710 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 16: Journaling for Goal Setting and Achievement Today, we’re diving into one of my all-time favorite uses for journaling: goal setting and achieving those big, beautiful dreams in your heart. Because journaling isn’t just for sorting out your feelings (although we love a good emotional brain dump!). It’s also one of the most powerful tools I know for creating the life you want—on purpose.Let’s recap the prompts real quick so you can come back to them:1. If I had unlimited time, money, energy, and confidence—what would I love to do, experience, or become th...
2025-04-1516 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 15: Journaling for Anxiety ReliefToday’s episode is one that I think we all need from time to time.We’re talking about journaling for anxiety relief—how writing can calm an anxious mind, help you get perspective, and create space for peace.If your heart feels a little tight…If your thoughts are racing…Or if you’re just carrying more than your nervous system knows what to do with…You’re not alone. And your journal can help.We’re going to talk about how and why journaling...
2025-04-1016 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 14: Prayer Journaling: Conversations with God on paperWe’re talking about prayer journaling—or what I like to call conversations with God on paper.We’ll look at how journaling can deepen your spiritual life, why it’s such a beautiful way to connect with God, and I’ll share some practical ways you can use your journal as a sacred space to pray, reflect, and listen.So if your soul’s been craving some quiet, or if your prayer life feels a little dry or distracted lately, this episode is for you.“Pray when you feel...
2025-04-0813 min
Know Your Powerthe ifbb pro mindset with figure competitor alexa snyder⚠️ TW: mention of EDs // we have an amazing guest joining us for today's episode; ifbb figure pro alexa snyder is gracing us with her wisdom! we chat about how she started in bodybuilding, her prep habits, green and red flags with bodybuilding coaches, bodybuilding with a partner, training tips, picking the figure division and so much more!! connect with alexa ✨ig: https://www.instagram.com/alexa_snyder/?hl=enyt: https://www.youtube.com/@alexa_snyder🦋 KNOW YOUR POWER RETREAT TICKETS 🦋1:1 COACHING WITH JULIAKENDALL'S CLOTHING BRAND MIDNIGH...
2025-04-0757 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 13: The Art of Brain DumpsToday, we’re talking about a simple but powerful journaling tool that I absolutely love. It’s one I come back to again and again, especially on the days when my brain feels like a browser with 27 tabs open.It’s called the brain dump—and in this episode, we’re diving into why it works, how it helps reduce stress and overwhelm, and how you can do it in just a few easy steps.So grab your favorite notebook, your favorite pen, maybe even your favorite warm drink, and let’s get into i...
2025-04-0312 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 12: Guided Journaling - Remembering your Identity in ChristToday’s episode is going to be a little different because we’re doing a guided journaling exercise – a chance to reflect on how God sees us and to embrace the powerful identity He has given us.As we dive into this, I want to take just a moment to reflect on what the Bible says about our identity. The world often tries to tell us who we are based on our accomplishments, relationships, or appearances, but as believers, we know that our true identity is rooted in who God says we are. Scripture tells us tha...
2025-04-0110 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 11: My Favorite Journaling Supplies and Set UpI’m your host Kendall, and today, we’re diving into something a little fun – and maybe even a little quirky. Today, we’re talking about my favorite journaling supplies right now.I’m sure a lot of you out there are like me, always on the lookout for the perfect tools to help you journal, track your thoughts, and keep your goals in check. So I’m going to share my current go-to supplies with you – and trust me, there’s a little bit of everything in here, from pens to planners and even some quirky habi...
2025-03-2511 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 10: Journaling Through Life's TransitionsWelcome back to The Journaling Room! I’m Kendall Snyder your host and today, we’re diving into the topic of journaling through life transitions—how to process the emotions that come with change and how writing can provide comfort and clarity during uncertain times.Change is inevitable. Whether it’s a new job, a move, a relationship shift, or kids growing up, life constantly evolves. And while change often brings excitement, it can also bring sadness, grief, and uncertainty. One of the most powerful tools we have to navigate these transitions is journaling. Writing about ou...
2025-03-1810 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 9: The Joy of Collecting MomentsToday, we’re talking about The Joy of Collecting Moments—how to create a journal full of memories, snapshots, and the little joys of life.One of the most treasured parts of journaling is reading back through old entries after time has passed. Collecting moments allows you to relive them—to step back into the emotions, the lessons, and the beauty of those experiences. Even more, it gives you the gift of seeing God’s faithfulness thread throughout your story. Sometimes, we don’t recognize the significance of a moment until we look back and see how it...
2025-03-1109 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 8: Journaling when Life Feels UnInspiring and BoringToday, we’re diving into why that happens and how journaling can help you shift your perspective, and design your God-given life on purpose.We’ll be looking at a concept called The Hero’s Journey, and I’ll be sharing three powerful journaling prompts to help you move forward when life feels dull. So grab your journal, get comfortable, and let’s get started." I first heard of this concept through my coach Dr. Edie Wadsworth in her program Life Mentoring School and she studied the concept from Joseph Campbell and Donald Miller. Many of the tho...
2025-03-0413 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 7: Journaling through a Big and Scary ProjectIf you’ve ever thought, I can’t do this. Who do I think I am? What if I mess it all up?, then friend, you are in the right place. Because today, we’re talking about journaling through those big, scary moments so that fear doesn’t stop you from showing up.So today, I’m sharing four journaling strategies that will help you keep going even when your big project or goal feels overwhelming. Grab your journal, your favorite drink, and let’s dive in!Music by Aleksey Chistilin from Pixabay
2025-02-2515 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 6: Journaling Ins and Outs for 2025Today, we’re doing a little “journaling refresh” with The Ins and Outs of Journaling for 2025.I’ll be breaking down five "ins"—new trends to embrace—and five "outs"—old habits to leave behind, so whether you’re a seasoned journaler or just getting started, you’ll walk away with fresh inspiration.Music by Aleksey Chistilin from Pixabay
2025-02-1817 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 5: A Peek Inside My JournalToday, I want to take you on a journey inside my own journal—a journey that started with a single sentence: I can recover from this. And now, I can say with confidence: I am recovered from this.How did I get from there to here? Let’s dive in.Music by Aleksey Chistilin from Pixabay
2025-02-1409 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 4: Journaling for People Who Don't Like to WriteToday’s episode is for anyone who’s ever said, “I don’t like writing, so journaling isn’t for me.” If that’s you—or if you know someone who feels that way—this episode is going to challenge those assumptions and open up a whole new perspective on what journaling can be.Prompts from today's episode:List the feelings that pop up when you plan, think about, or sit down to write. These are the voices of defense mechanisms shouting into the wind. Capture them, examine them. Challenge their validity. Are they true?What if you could sit w...
2025-02-1312 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 3: Prompt Power: Jump Starting Your Journaling PracticeToday, we’re diving into one of my absolute favorite tools for journaling: prompts. If you’ve ever stared at a blank page, unsure of what to write, then this episode is for you. By the end of this conversation, you’ll not only feel inspired to pick up your pen, but you’ll also have a set of powerful prompts to guide you.Prompts from today's episode:1. What’s happening with me now?2. What does all this mean for me?3. How am I showing up?4. What I really n...
2025-02-1215 min
.2 at Barley Snyder.2 with Kendall Martin and Karleigh GangwerMeet two of Lancaster’s Trust and Estate Paralegals! In this episode, you'll learn that both Kendall and Karleigh attended Kutztown University, though neither majored in law—yet both ended up here! You'll also discover fun facts about each of them: one attended the Barley Snyder Halloween parties as a kid, while the other dressed up as a Disney Princess while working on a Navy base!
2025-02-1112 min
The Journaling RoomEpidsode 2: How do I know if I'm a Journaler?Today, we’re diving into a question I hear a lot—from clients, from friends, and, honestly, from my own thoughts: Am I even a "journaler"? If you’ve ever felt unsure about whether journaling is for you or if you’re “doing it right,” then this episode is for you. Spoiler alert: You can claim the title of journaler—and I’ll explain why.Prompts from today's episode:- What am I grateful for today?- Where did I see God at work?- What’s one thing I’m wrestling with...
2025-02-1109 min
The Journaling RoomEpisode 1: Why a Podcast about Journaling?The Journaling Room host, Kendall Snyder, shares a little about her experience with journaling early in life and answers the question: why a podcast about journaling?Thank you so much for spending time in The Journaling Room. I’m so excited to walk this journey with you. Be sure to subscribe so you don’t miss any future episodes, and if you found this episode helpful, I’d love for you to leave a review or share it with a friend who might enjoy it too! To find out more about my life coaching practice you can find m...
2025-02-1007 min
The Journaling RoomTrailer: Welcome to The Journaling RoomHi there! I’m Kendall Snyder, and I’m so excited to welcome you to The Journaling Room—a podcast created just for you. If you’ve ever thought, I stink at writing, I don’t have time for it, and even if I did, I wouldn’t know where to start, then you’re in the right place. In The Journaling Room, we’ll tackle all the reasons journaling might feel intimidating or out of reach and make it simple, approachable, and even fun. Together, we’ll explore questions like: - Am I even a “journale...
2025-01-1401 min
The Mindset MomentumDay 24: The power of active listening // Kendall SnyderFollow Kendall Snyder on Instagram or Facebook @KendallSnyderCoachingKendall Snyder has spent 25 years alongside her husband, Nathan, raising a family of five children that spans the wild adventures of young adulthood to the joys (and chaos) of elementary school. As a Christian Life Coach, homeschooling mom, and adoptive parent, she brings a wealth of wisdom, grace, and real-life experience to the table. When she’s not schooling or coaching, Kendall is likely unraveling the mysteries of true crime documentaries, basking in the stillness of her back porch, or crafting a wardrobe that looks like Saks Fifth Avenue bu...
2024-12-0506 min
The Game Table PodcastFortify – A Kid’s Table ReviewFaith and Jared sit down at the Kid's table and take a look at the real time head to head dice placement push your luck water balloon chucking board game, Fortify, by Barrel Aged Games.
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2024-11-2020 minThe Game Table PodcastFortify – A Kid’s Table ReviewFaith and Jared sit down at the Kid's table and take a look at the real time head to head dice placement push your luck water balloon chucking board game, Fortify, by Barrel Aged Games.
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Publisher: Barrel Aged Games
Designer: Jason Mack and Caleb Zwar
Artists: Kendall Hale and Matt Sanz
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2024-11-2020 min
Empowered Weight Loss: Simple Steps & Self-LoveAn Empowering Conversation with Kendall Snyder of Kendall Snyder Coaching!Hi, friend,Thank you so much for being here! I hope you enjoy my conversation with Kendall Snyder of Kendall Snyder Coaching.Kendall is not only amazing woman, she is an amazing coach. Here is how you can contact and follow Kendall.Kendall@KendallSnyderCoaching.comInstagram and Facebook: KendallSnyderCoachingIf you enjoyed this podcast, I would appreciate you sharing with a friend!Have a great day!💚Debbie#WeightLossEmpowermentCoach #WeightLossCoach #Weightloss #100Poundsdown #ILost100Pounds #Maintenance #LifeInMaintenance #NoBSWoman #Grateful #Worthy #Empowerment #ach...
2024-09-0323 min
The M.O. PodcastThe M.O. Podcast Episode 7: Roundtable Recap of our past three interviews, with guest Rocket CaleshuListen on Apple | Listen on Spotify | Watch on YoutubeIn this episode of The M.O. Podcast, Rocket Caleshu returns to the studio for an engaging and insightful roundtable discussion about our latest interviews. We explore the groundbreaking work of Alan Snyder, CEO of aShareX, and discuss how the artists we worked with on the project thought about this new form of innovative art investing. Next, we turn our attention to Kendall Warson, co-founder of Cohart. Kendall delves into her journey of building social art marketing platforms and transforming art lovers into collectors. Her innovative...
2024-08-061h 20Know Your Powerthe hardest part of competing with figure competitor alexa snyderfigure competitor, clothing brand owner, competition coach and bada$$ alexa snyder is sharing her wisdom about competing in today's episode! if you've been thinking about competing in bodybuilding, this episode is going to give you a peek into the reality of competition and prep life!connect with alexa ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••ASK US A QUESTIONKnowYourPowerPodcast@gmail.comLISTEN & WATCH ON✦ YouTube ✦ Apple Podcast ✦ Google PodcastPROGRAMS✦ Quad Queen Leg Program✦ Buff Babe Academy CoachingSPONSORS✦ Gym Reapers ✦ Code: JuliareneCONNECT WITH US✦ Fac...
2023-07-1248 min
The Ezra Klein ShowWhy Russia Is Losing the War in UkraineWhen Russia invaded Ukraine in February, the question most analysts were asking was not whether Russia would win. It was how fast. On almost every quantifiable metric from military strength to economic size Russia has decisive advantages over Ukraine. A swift Russian victory appeared inevitable.Of course, that swift victory didn’t happen. And in recent weeks, the direction of the war has begun to tilt in Ukraine’s direction. On Sept. 6, the Ukrainian military launched a counteroffensive near Kharkiv in northern Ukraine and regained 3,400 square miles of territory in a week — more territory than Russia had captur...
2022-09-231h 17
Inside SchizophreniaDating Tips for People with SchizophreniaLike anyone, people with schizophrenia want to make meaningful and romantic connections — but many have trouble meeting and interacting with people. As a diagnosed schizophrenic who’s single, host Rachel Star Withers has plenty of experience dating with the condition. She shares her top tips on navigating romance with schizophrenia. From harnessing your personal style to treating your condition with humor, she’s got your back. She also throws in her favorite pickup lines that squeeze in the sometimes daunting topic of schizophrenia if you have trouble breaking the ice. Psychotherapist and Life Coach Dr. Ashley Sn...
2022-08-1749 min
Standig Room Only: A show about the Washington Commanders and D.C. sportsTwo day of Commanders training camp and Dan Snyder talksThe Athletic's Ben Standig is talking about Washington Commanders training camp and Dan Snyder testifying before the Oversight Committee with the Associated Press's Steve Whyno.The fellas start with football and a dominating Day 2 for Montez Sweat, Kendall Fuller, and the entire defense. They also get into Carson Wentz's slow start, Ron Rivera's call for humility, Antonio Gibson's injury, Antonio Gandy-Golden's surprise retirement, Chase Roullier returning and plenty more from two days of camp.Then it's on to Capitol Hill. What do we make of the two sides coming to an agreement on Snyder testifying...
2022-07-2830 min
Nu Generation Podcast NetworkHero Talk: New Morbius Trailer, New Gods Scrapped for Snyder Cut, Eternals Sequel PlansOn this week's show, EJ and Kendall discuss Marvel casting doubt about an Eternals sequel, the new trailer for Sony's "Morbius", Ava Duvernay's explanation for why New Gods was canceled, and the possibility of a new X-Men cartoon being developed by Marvel.
2021-11-051h 19
Rabbitt Stew ComicsEpisode 320Comic Reviews: Are You Afraid of Darkseid? by Elliott Kalan, Mike Norton, Allen Passalaqua, Kenny Porter, Max Dunbar, Luis Guerrero, Calvin Kasulke, Rob Guillory, Dave Wielgosz, Pablo Collar, Wil Quintana, Collin Kelly, Jackson Lanzing, Jesus Hervas, Eva De La Cruz, Ed Brisson, Christopher Mitten, ToWe Hny Avina, Terry Blas, Garry Brown, Marissa Louise, Jeremy Haun, Tony Akins, Moritat Wonder Woman 80th Anniversary 100-age Super Spectacular by Michael Conrad, Becky Cloonan, Jim Cheung, Marcelo Maiolo, Jordie Bellaire, Paulina Ganucheau, Kendall Goode, Amy Reeder, Marissa Louise, Mark Waid, Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez, Tom King, Doc Shaner, Vita Ayala, Isaac Goodhart, Jeremy...
2021-10-113h 12
Ivy's PodcastEpisode 74: Prime SnyderOn this episode, I'm joined by Rhayne from the Carefree Black Nerd Podcast to discuss Army of the Dead, Shang Chi, Venom and DC's plans for the future and many more topics.
2021-05-241h 37
Nu Generation Podcast NetworkHero Talk: New Venom Trailer Drops, Zack Snyder calls WB "Anti-Snyder", DC Plans Black Kal-ElOn this week's show, EJ and Kendall discuss the new Venom: Let There Be Carnage trailer, Zack Snyder's recent comments call WB "Anti-Snyder", DC's plans for casting a Black Kal-El, Emily Blunt denying Marvel has contacted her about Fantastic Four and Dave Bautista's critiques of Marvel's handling of Drax. We'll also weigh-in on the rumors that Ghost Rider and rebooted Agents of Shield characters could soon be coming to the MCU.
2021-05-132h 20
The KendallCast Pull ListPull List Civil War part 3Part 3 of special coverage of the complete Civil War event. Plus, a 20 minute nerd-rage on the Snyder Cut!.This item has files of the following types: Archive BitTorrent, Item Tile, Metadata, PNG, Spectrogram, VBR MP3
2021-05-031h 30
WUSC NewsPolitically Inclined Episode 18: Covid Vaccines & Biden’s First Press ConferencePolitically Inclined Episode 18: Covid Vaccines & Biden's First Press Conference
On this weeks episode, Lydia and Kendall discuss the new eligibility rules for COVID-19 vaccines in South Carolina. As of Thursday, anyone 16 and older in the state is now eligible for the COVID vaccine. Also, President Biden held his first press conference amid the influx of those arriving at the southern border and the rise in hate crimes against Asian Americans across the country.
Hosted by Lydia Blackstone and Kendall Smith; Produced and edited by Chelsea Bines, Joshua Tekle and Flynn Snyder
2021-04-0512 min
Wrestling Changed My Life (Wrestling Podcast)#225 Kendall Cross - 2x Olympian and 1996 Olympic Gold MedalistABOUT THIS EPISODE
Kendall Cross is a 2x Olympian and 1996 Olympic Gold Medalist. In this episode we review some of the big matches that are likely to go down at the 2020 Olympic Team Trials, including Jordan Burroughs vs Kyle Dake and J’den Cox vs Kyle Snyder. We also talk about Kendall’s experience at the 1992 and 1996 Olympic Trials.
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2021-04-0245 min
Awards Radar: The Podcast#26 - Best International Feature Film, The Snyder Cut, and MoreFor episode number twenty-six, I was joined once again by podcast regular Myles Hughes with Casey Tinston and Kendall Tinston joining in as well. There’s lots more talk about Zack Snyder’s Justice League, as well as a handful of questions from you, the readers. Beyond the Snyder Cut, that's just the tip of the iceberg, as there's another episode of Sugar & Spicy to sink your teeth into as well, in a manner of speaking.
Once again, my friends and faithful readers, I hope you all enjoy the latest episode of the Awards Radar Podcast, our twenty-sixth to da...
2021-03-251h 54
Ivy's PodcastEpisode 68: BooyahOn this episode, I'm joined with Rhayne from the Carefree Black Nerd Podcast to discuss a spoiler filled review of Falcon and the Winter Soldier and Zack Snyder's Justice League.
2021-03-221h 13
FRED the ALIEN Productions158: A Podcast Called FRED - The Falcon and the Winter Soldier episode 1 DiscussionJoin Kendall, Fulya, and Michael on the podcast that refuses to behave! Listen to the latest in Nerdy News brought to you by the hostess with the mostest Kendall Richardson.
Trailer Park: The Irregulars, Concrete Cowboy, and Blithe Spirit.
Quickie Review: Zack Snyder’s Justice League.
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Popcorn Culture: We discuss the first episode of The Falcon and Winter Soldier.
Let us know your thoughts in the comments!
2021-03-222h 50
A Bookish AffairEpisode 11: In Which We Sort Of Apologize To AlphasHello out there, all you chivalrous tennis instructors and poisonous superheroines! In this week's episode, we'll re-recap our book club discussion of Bringing Down the Duke, admit we may have been too hard on alphas in the past, and trust our favorite authors to take us into uncharted territory. For readalikes, book lists, and antiracism resources, to learn more about attending a book club meeting, or just to chat with us about romance, find us here or email us directly at ssedell@lakeoswego.city (Shannon) or sdickinson@lakeoswego.city (Shandy).You can also find us o...
2020-08-1851 min
Ivy's PodcastEpisode 30: Trigga WarningOn this episode of of Ivy's Podcast the guys open with a conversation about D Rose, Steph Curry, Simmons and Embiid Vs k Towns, New Frank Ocean record, Earl Sweatshirt, Trey Songz, Netflix pandering, Harriet themes, Twitter roasts Supergirl, Jason Mamoa and the Snyder cut. Sam: @creationsbyivyIsaac: @Earn_mastermindJake: @RazorChildKendall: @PuGH_3 Markel: @ThatOddOreo
2019-11-052h 00
CakeWatchEpisode 55: In Medias ResAncient historian Katie Low joins Chris to talk about why ancient history has so much to teach us about modern Brexit. Will Brexit be the UK's Sicilian Expedition? (Yes.) Is Boris Johnson the modern Alcibiades? (Sort of.) Is Jacob Rees Mogg a modern Cicero? (No.) Is Jeremy Corbyn the modern Julius Caesar? (No but Seumas Milne might be.) With a side order of griping at British educational elitism.
Katie's guest post on Chris' blog
Timothy Snyder's speech for Europe Day 2019 - "we are more than our myths"
#ThucydidesKlaxonSpecial Guest: Katie...
2019-06-121h 19
Ivy's PodcastEpisode 4:Full Size Shampoo BottleOn episode 4 of Ivy's Podcast. The guys open up with a short conversation about Big Baller Brand scandal. We then move into a conversation Big Sean and mental health, US box office numbers, Jordan Peele picking up where Hitchcock left off and a brief conversation about Zack Snyder Social Media: Sam: @creationsbyivyIsaac: @Earn_mastermindJake: @RazorChildKendall: @PuGH_3
2019-03-282h 14
Episode – Rock At NightChatting with Mark Kendall, guitarist and founder of Great WhiteTO LISTEN TO THE AUDIO INTERVIEW CLICK ON THE ARROW ABOVE
By Joel Barrios, Rock At Night Miami Correspondent
“My, my, my, I’m once bitten, twice shy, baby!” With a revitalized ambition and a never ending dedication to their fans Great White today is a band that has endured for almost 40 years, and is still doing what we’ve always set out to do, by writing songs and performing songs for people, and making them happy. Other bands of their generation have come and gone, but Great White’s music has stood...
2016-06-1700 min
Gritty PodcastEPISODE 82: CamoFire and Mystery Ranch with Kendall Card and Andrew Jakovac SUBSCRIBE: iTunes / RSS/Stitcher/Podbean/Android On this episode of Gritty Bowmen we meet with Andrew Jakovac of Mystery Ranch and Kendall Card of CamoFire. Together they created Black Ovis. CamoFire is known for it's lightning fast hunting deals. Aron Snyder said it best, "CamoFire: Getting poor people into the wilderness since 2007." BlackOvis.com is a sister site of CamoFire where you'll only find the very best, top of the line hunting gear from the top brands. Featured in this podcast: http://www.blackovis.com https://www.camofire.com http...
2016-02-2332 min
The Gary Snyder Show on 1400 WBATTalkin' Politics with Gary L. SnyderTalkin" Politics with Gary L. Snyder is back with a vengeance Tuesday night at 7:00 p.m. We will cover Booby Brown's blow-up, Winners of the Year and our guests will be Kendall Mickley (with a big announcement) and Republican candidate for the Indiana House District 50 seat, Ron Fusselman ( who will give his take on Danny Leonard's NO vote on Property Tax Caps)!
2010-01-1300 min