It's exciting to cook with cast iron, but it can be intimidating to use because washing it and cleaning it is different from traditional pots or pans. However, with a little instruction, you may find that it isn't so daunting. This episode is encouraging for that reason and more as Megan sits down to talk with Tabbi from the Facebook page and website In The Kitchen With Tabbi. Tabbi shares how she…
Hospitality is more than having someone over for dinner. Becca from the Instagram account Wild Hope Living shares with Megan on the podcast about her experience hosting friends for a trendy new type of gathering called Sunday swaps, and they dive deeper into the heart of hospitality, like navigating interruptions and the feelings that come when the house doesn't feel "good enough." This episode is…
"We can literally be doing nothing and not be resting in our soul. Or we can have a very busy dynamic life with lots going on and be operating out of a place of rest." Carolyn Thomas from Homesteading Family joins Megan on the podcast to share about the ins and outs of her family's year of rest on the homestead, and how this impacted her spiritually as well. An episode teaser – this year of rest…
A homestead isn't just a place where produce grows – little minds can grow here, too. Alicia from Providence Farmstead in Indiana shares with Megan on the podcast about how her family's journey in homesteading began and the many things happening on the homestead like growing food for her family's CSA (community supported agriculture), and how she utilizes the land to teach littles about…
What we put on and in our bodies matter, so today's conversation starts off with a conversation about the importance of cleaner, better-for-you makeup! However, what's going on inside our bodies also matters, too, and Kate from Flourishing Lifeway joins Megan on the podcast to chat about all these things, including her heart for Christians to live lives that are flourishing and not merely…
Keith's life has been marked by both deep loss and incredible faith. As a teenager, he lost his sister in a tragic car accident. Years later, after a 12-year battle with breast cancer that began shortly after the birth of their triplets, he said goodbye to his wife. In this moving episode of Shine 180, Keith shares how God carried him through grief and how Shine.FM has been a source of…
Yes, even as you make bread, you can do it for the glory of God! Alexis from Knead for Christ Baking Co. in Franklin, Indiana talks with Megan about the science of sourdough, what it's like to run a microbakery (or cottage bakery), and her mission of pointing others to Jesus through her work of baking bread. Follow her on Instagram at kneadforChristbakingco or Facebook at Knead for Christ Baking…
What are some helpful ways to naturally clean our homes? And why is it important to keep a home organized? Kate joins Megan in the studio to chat about some of the practices of her company Deep Clean Swedish Homemaking and some helpful tips for families as well. If you want to learn more about Kate's company or reach out, you can visit her website deepcleanhome.org or find her on Instagram at…
Why are pollinators, like bees and butterflies, so important to the garden, and how do we encourage their presence? And why are native plants and wildflowers so important, instead of just buying what might look pretty at the store? Dr. Parry Kietzman, Associate Professor in the Department of Biological Sciences at Olivet Nazarene University, and also co-director of the Olivet Biological Sanctuary,…
Parental Warning (PG13) Jackie grew up surrounded by abuse and drugs, and by 15, she was on her own, learning how to survive in a world that offered little safety. For years, she stayed away from drugs. But at 21, everything shifted. She was prescribed opioids by a doctor, someone she was also in a relationship with. When he was suddenly taken by the feds, the stability she thought she had…