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Drunk-ish - A Sobriety PodcastDrunk Driving and Dry Humor with Jimmy PardoEver wonder how many times you can drive over Laurel Canyon drunk before you start questioning your life choices? Spoiler alert: way too many. This week on Drunk-ish, I’m joined by the hilarious Jimmy Pardo (Never Not Funny) to trade stories about our questionable 90s drinking habits, the fine art of convincing yourself you’re “just relaxed,” and what finally made him hang up the Miller Lite for good—26 years ago. We also get into the relief of no longer waking up with apology voicemails to record, and why quitting for love might just count as quitting for yourself.2025-07-0158 min
Connecting Saints#65 - Growing up with a US Senator for a Grandpa And A Two Time Mission President For A Dad - Getting to know Laurel Taylor (my mother in law and featuring Wendy!)In this episode, I got to sit down with my mother-in-law, Laurel Taylor as she recounts some of her adventures growing up. Some of the things she talks about:Growing up one of the oldest of 8 childrenMoving to Austria as a teenager to support her Dad who was called as a mission presidentMarching, Marching, MarchingAlmost getting proposed to by some Austrian kid and her parents sending her homeMeeting her future husband while he was on his missionLiving with her Grandpa (who was a US Senator and on the cover of TIME magazine)Raising 8 childrenAnd much more....2025-06-281h 28
On the TableS2E7 Faith and Prayer: God Said He’d Answer – Did He?Have you ever poured your heart out in prayer and felt like heaven was silent? In this episode of On the Table, the team wrestles with the tension between faith and prayer. What does it mean to truly have faith? Is it fair to say unanswered prayers are the result of “not enough faith”? And does God still perform miracles today? Laurel shares her personal testimony of being healed from scoliosis, sparking a deeper discussion: How does God choose to respond to our prayers – and why does it feel like the answer is no to some, but yes to others...2025-06-151h 14
Documentary FirstEpisode 253 | Revitalizing Communities: The Heirloom Project with Josh Nowell & Jim RasberryIn this episode of Documentary First, host Christian Taylor and co-host Hunter Taylor are joined by Josh Nowell and Jim Rasberry, the dynamic duo behind The Heirloom Hotel & Cooking School in Laurel, Mississippi. They discuss the transformative power of storytelling, being on HGTV's Hometown, and community revitalization. As serial entrepreneurs, Josh and Jim share their journey of creating The Heirloom, a unique project blending hospitality and digital storytelling to preserve legacies and foster community connections. The conversation delves into the evolution of media consumption, focusing on the impact of streaming platforms, social media, and the shift in how content...2025-06-0554 min
Conversations with LaurelEpisode 169_Kindness with Kathy Taylor - 5225, 7.56 PMAuthor Kathy Taylor and I discuss kindness: how to define it, its linguistic roots, and how difficult it sometimes can be to demonstrate it.2025-05-0446 min
The Learn-It-All Podcast159: The Student Debt Crisis Will Change The Workforce Forever (How To Prepare) | Laurel Taylor70% of college seniors with student debt say looming repayments will impact their career plans.The average graduate and oftentimes, their parents will endure 17 to 20 years of loan payments in efforts to become free from student debt. Our emerging workforce will comprise 75% of the workforce by 2025 making student debt a majority issue. Student debt isn’t just a financial burden, but it’s one of the biggest barriers to wealth creation in the modern workforce.In this episode, we’re joined by Laurel Taylor, founder and CEO of Candidly, to explore how addressing student debt is...2025-04-2944 minOn the TableS1E10 A Walking Miracle: Meet LaurelIn this episode, Laurel shares her journey of discovering God's grace. Her childhood abuse created a wounded perfectionist, but God's love and grace allowed her to realize her identity in Him. Now she is healed from that trauma and her mission is to share God's grace with others. Her relationship with her husband and best friend of over 40 years is a testament to how God's grace can bless a marriage and family. Join the On the Table crew as they discuss Laurel's life of spiritual growth, healing, and victory through her finding and accepting God's radical grace.2025-03-301h 01On the TableS1E9 Claiming Her Inheritance: Meet TaylorThough she started out as a young believer who was burdened by legalism, people-pleasing, under valuing herself, and not really knowing her true identity, as an adult Taylor has claimed her inheritance through understanding and receiving God’s grace. Join this week as the On the Table team introduces you to Taylor. You won’t want to miss this episode filled with honest conversation, some laughs, and even some tears as Taylor shares her life with us all.2025-03-231h 02
A Cup of GratitudeSeason 8 - Episode 25 (Special Episode 3)Welcome to our special episode #3 of the Christmas Break series. This week we here a word from Heather Jeffery who is a Christian writer and certified mental health coach. She is passionate about empowering women with Biblical truth as they link arms to seek clarity specializing in emotional and spiritual abuse as well as healing through divorce. Heather believes our stories have purpose and are meant to be shared to encourage others just as we are encouraged by those in the Bible. She lives in Maryland with her two teenage daughters and works as a physical therapist. She e...2024-12-1617 min
"The Good Stuff""The Good Stuff" - Episode 65: Laurel GlenIn this episode of "The Good Stuff" presented by the Sonoma County Winegrowers, hosts Virginie Boone and Karissa Kruse talk with Randall Watkins, Winemaker for Laurel Glen Vineyards.
Winemaker Randall Watkins grew up on a vineyard located in the foothills of Taylor Mountain in Sonoma County. His father was a small-scale winemaker, creating rustic Zinfandel and crisp Chardonnay in a barn on their property with the help of friends who were paid in wine. Beginning when he was only 10 years old, Randall participated in the annual harvest and grape crush, and as he grew older, he continued to...2024-12-1440 min
Elevate Your BrandPouring Soul Into Entrepreneurship ft. Kristin Taylor of Mom Juice Wine | EYBKristin Taylor Hines, a former brand builder of Denver, CO and Macie Mincey, a former banker of Charlotte, NC met over a blind business date and bonded over the unmet needs of the modern, health-conscious woman, and lack of BIPOC female representation in the wine industry. What was a chance meeting turned into a full fledged business idea, the duo set out on a mission to shift wine culture - to make wine approachable by connecting with the younger generation and using their platform to educate without all the “fluff” that is normally associated with wine. The co-founders have mana...2024-10-2231 min