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Moms of the MillenniumAchtung Baby: Parenting Book Cliff NotesSend a textAre German kids really that self-reliant? 🤔Rosie and Sarah dive headfirst into the fascinating world of German parenting, inspired by Sara Zaske's book, Achtung Baby: An American Mom on the German Art of Raising Self-Reliant Children.This week, the Millennial Moms unpack concepts that might make helicopter parents clutch their pearls: "free-range" kindergarten (even in the , the focus on risk-taking, and the famously direct, no-nonsense communication style (the German Art of the Straight Talk).
2025-09-301h 02
Plant Strong Podcast: Championing Women in Church PlantingEp. 151 How to Hone your Craft and Hang on to God in the Pre-launch stage (with Erin Taylor) Today on the podcast Lisa interviews Erin Taylor. In 2024, Erin and her family took a leap of faith by moving to the west side of Portland, Oregon to plant a church. Planning to launch in Fall of 2025, Erin is in the thick of the beginning stages of planting and honing her skills as a leader and pastor. Listen in as Erin describes her path to planting and the many ways they are working to get to know their city as they prepare to launch their new church. Tatum Osborne https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=78_vT0SLeck Beth...
2025-01-2938 minPlant Strong Podcast: Championing Women in Church PlantingEp. 151 How to Hone your Craft and Hang on to God in the Pre-launch stage (with Erin Taylor) Today on the podcast Lisa interviews Erin Taylor. In 2024, Erin and her family took a leap of faith by moving to the west side of Portland, Oregon to plant a church. Planning to launch in Fall of 2025, Erin is in the thick of the beginning stages of planting and honing her skills as a leader and pastor. Listen in as Erin describes her path to planting and the many ways they are working to get to know their city as they prepare to launch their new church. Tatum Osborne https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=78_vT0SLeck Beth...
2025-01-2938 min
Amistad de MonterreyInterrumpe mi vidaAutor: Sarah Zaske nos trae una enseñanza que sabemos que será de bendición para tu vida. #SomosFamiliaAmistad #AmistadEnLinea ― Comparte en tus redes y disfruta con tu familia y amigos.
2023-03-1939 min
Ridiculously ImperfectOh Hey 2023 & Looking Back on Episode 6One more week of break for us ladies, so we decided to kick off 2023 by looking back on episode 6! Sarah Zaske joins us and talks about how perfectionism can create such a downfall. Begin 2023 by learning to let go of any "perfections" that are holding you back!Support the showFind and connect with us on Facebook and Instagram @ridiculouslyimperfectpodcast Want to support the show with a one-time donation? Find us on Venmo at @ridiculouslyimperfect or on Paypal at ridiculouslyimperfect@gmail.com If you have any topic suggestions or stories you'd...
2023-01-031h 18
FriendlierGift giving and receivingLife latelySarah and her family had a lovely Halloween, and Abby gives a winter garden update. Reading latelySarah enjoyed the nonfiction read, Achtung, Baby: An American Mom on the German Art of Raising Self-Reliant Children by Sara Zaske, and Abby read two romance novellas from the Love Unscripted series by Olivia Dade.Gift giving and receivingWe share our philosophies about gift giving and receiving around the holidays, at birthdays, and for anniversaries. This is an update to our 2017 episode on a similar topic.E...
2022-11-2928 minRidiculously ImperfectA Recovering Perfectionist with Sarah ZaskeSarah Zaske joins us this week as we discuss her being a self-proclaimed “recovering perfectionist”. Sarah brings a wealth of information including a discussion around shame and fight-flight-or freeze. This is a good for the soul episode! Support the showFind and connect with us on Facebook and Instagram @ridiculouslyimperfectpodcast Want to support the show with a one-time donation? Find us on Venmo at @ridiculouslyimperfect or on Paypal at ridiculouslyimperfect@gmail.com If you have any topic suggestions or stories you'd love for us to share, email them to us at ridic...
2021-12-141h 05
Wellspring Church NYC - PODCASTHer Voice (Sarah Zaske)Her Voice: What Listening Leads To (Sarah Zaske) John 4:1-42; John 20:11-18 Wellspring Church NYC 6.6.2021
2021-06-0640 min
Kindreds PodcastGrief and Good FridayFor most of us, every day is filled with uncertainty. In moments of crisis, it can feel like everything is out of control, but what we can easily fail to realize is that there are areas that we absolutely can control. And it's up to us to trust God and make decisions that will help us move forward. On this episode, Sarah Zaske and Emily Eaton have a conversation via Instagram Live discussing the topic of mourning and grief and how we can model our grieving after the life of Jesus.
2020-04-1128 min
Kindreds PodcastGrief and Good FridayFor most of us, every day is filled with uncertainty. In moments of crisis, it can feel like everything is out of control, but what we can easily fail to realize is that there are areas that we absolutely can control. And it's up to us to trust God and make decisions that will help us move forward. On this episode, Sarah Zaske and Emily Eaton have a conversation via Instagram Live discussing the topic of mourning and grief and how we can model our grieving after the life of Jesus.
2020-04-1128 min
The Matt Townsend ShowManufacturing Matters, Self-Reliant Children, Premarital CounselingWhy Manufacturing Still Matters (14:33)
Louis Uchitelle covered economics and labor issues for the New York Times for twenty-five years. He is the author of Making It: Why Manufacturing Still Matters and The Disposable American: Layoffs and Their Consequences. In the 1950s manufacturing generated nearly 30 percent of U.S. income. Over the past fifty-five years, that share has gradually declined to less than 12 percent at the same time that real estate, finance, and Wall Street trading have grown. Louis Uchitelle explains why manufacturing still matters in the USA.
German Art of Raising Self-Reliant Children (57:55)
Sara Zaske is an American writer who liv...
2018-02-192h 04The Matt Townsend ShowManufacturing Matters, Self-Reliant Children, Willpower in AbundanceWhy Manufacturing Still Matters (20:22)
Louis Uchitelle covered economics and labor issues for the New York Times for twenty-five years. He is the author of Making It: Why Manufacturing Still Matters and The Disposable American: Layoffs and Their Consequences. In the 1950s manufacturing generated nearly 30 percent of U.S. income. Over the past fifty-five years, that share has gradually declined to less than 12 percent at the same time that real estate, finance, and Wall Street trading have grown. Louis Uchitelle explains why manufacturing still matters in the USA.
German Art of Raising Self-Reliant Children (1:08:22)
Sara Zaske is an American writer who liv...
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