When Jessica and her husband, Miguel, began digging into the hidden toxins in their everyday products, they never imagined it would lead to a complete lifestyle shift—and the birth of a natural skincare brand rooted in faith and family. In this episode, Jessica shares the powerful story behind Evatāsha Beauty, what makes their formulations truly holistic, and how she approaches wellness with both conviction and grace. We talk about decoding labels, balancing sustainability with simplicity, involving your kids in holistic living, and why healing is about so much more than what you put on your skin. If you've ever wondered how to build a home—and a skincare routine—that reflects your values, this conversation is for you.

Tune in today for Vanessa Collett—parenting coach, child development director, MFT student, and the voice behind @littlebylittle.vw, where she offers thoughtful, practical support for parents of toddlers and preschoolers. Vanessa has a background in Human and Family Development, and she brings such a grounded, deeply compassionate lens to the world of parenting. Whether you're in the thick of tantrums, navigating screentime decisions, or preparing your child for a new sibling, Vanessa has a way of helping you slow down, tune in, and parent with both intention and trust. We talk about everything from setting realistic expectations based on child development, to rethinking discipline, to finding calm in the chaos of daily routines. We also explore what it means to fight the cultural pull toward “more” and instead discover the power of less in parenting—with room for autonomy, flexibility, and connection.

In this honest and hope-filled conversation, I’m joined by my friend Laura Bell—a wife, mother, and multi-passionate entrepreneur who’s helping women reclaim their wellness so they can walk fully in their God-given callings. Together with her husband, Laura lives and runs a homestead in New Harmony, Alabama, where life has looked both beautifully rooted and wildly unpredictable. In this episode, Laura opens up about navigating a season full of transition: financial hardship, marriage heaviness, postpartum recovery, career redirection, and the long road to trusting God’s provision again. Whether you’re in the thick of discouragement or clinging to hope on the other side of disappointment, this episode is full of truth, permission, and grace for your own unfolding story.

What if joy isn’t something you chase—but something you uncover right where you are? In this honest and hope-filled episode, Rachel Awtrey—military spouse, boy mama, and author of Love Your Life (Even When You Don’t Like It All The Time)—shares what it really looks like to choose joy in the midst of motherhood, grief, transition, and everyday chaos. We talk about the power of community, what it means to heal what’s hidden, and how even 1% changes can shift your outlook. We pray this conversation speaks to the part of your soul that’s been craving truth—and reminds you joy was always meant for you.

Dr. Kaylan Jackson, Ph.D. is a faith-based wellness coach, scientist, and founder of The Well Place—a sacred space where women uncover the emotional and spiritual roots affecting their health. Blending evidence-based wellness with Holy Spirit-led revelation and deep mindset work, Dr. Kaylan guides women ready to release what’s been stored in their bodies—physically, emotionally, and generationally—and step into true wholeness.

In this episode, she shares her powerful story of moving from science to spiritual healing, and how she now helps women bridge the gap between head and heart. We dive into the role of mindset, the intersection of faith and science, and how to navigate the overwhelming world of wellness with clarity, grace, and divine wisdom.

In this episode, I’m joined by Alexandra, the founder of Just the Inserts—a powerful platform equipping women and families with transparent, research-backed information about their medical choices. With a background in pharmaceutical research and a deep passion for informed consent, Alexandra is helping thousands navigate the complexities of health decisions with clarity and confidence. Together, we dive into the conversations many of us wish we had sooner—from understanding vaccine ingredients and manufacturer inserts, to questions around Pitocin, childhood vaccine schedules, and what it really means to reclaim agency in our birth and motherhood stories. This episode isn’t about fear—it’s about freedom. About asking questions, honoring your intuition, and standing in the sacred responsibility of being a mother in today’s world.

In today’s solo episode, I’m sharing how I’m preparing for postpartum differently this time around: with rest, rhythm, and real-life support. I open up about what I learned the first time (especially after a birth that didn’t go as planned), and why I’m leaning into nourishment, boundaries, and holistic care for this next season of motherhood. If you’ve ever felt like postpartum caught you off guard—or if you’re currently pregnant and want to prepare well without the pressure—this episode is for you. This is not a conversation about doing more. It’s about giving yourself permission to slow down, receive support, and embrace healing on every level.

For the 2nd episode for our MAMA Series, I’m taking you behind the scenes of how we’re preparing for our second birth—and why this time, things look radically different. After a C-section birth that was full of interventions, I knew I wanted something more intuitive, informed, and aligned with my body and values. We’ll talk about why we’re choosing an out-of-hospital birth again, the surprising medical decisions I didn’t even know I had a say in the first time, and the real pregnancy symptoms no one warned me about. Plus, I’m sharing the actual conversations you should be having with your partner or support team before baby arrives—beyond the nursery paint colors and registry fluff. Whether you’re a first-time mama or preparing for birth again after trauma or uncertainty, I hope this episode meets you with honesty, encouragement, and practical support.

After a long road to conception, this pregnancy felt like an invitation to do things differently. In today’s episode, I’m sharing how we supported my husband’s fertility, conceived with PCOS symptoms, and made intentional choices—from out-of-hospital birth plans to navigating legal roadblocks as a VBAC mama. We’ll talk about building a supportive care team, healing from our first birth, and the resources that helped us stay grounded and aligned with our values. If you’re craving a more intuitive, whole-person approach to pregnancy and birth—I hope this episode serves you well. This is the perfect kick off for our MAMA Series, and I hope you enjoy it!

What do you do when the prayers go unanswered, and the waiting feels endless? In this vulnerable solo episode, I’m sharing our journey of trying for another baby—and how our faith was tested in ways we never expected. From unexpected infertility to the quiet ache of waiting, I open up about what it looked like to trust God when nothing made sense, how community held us up when we couldn’t, and why Christian clichés sometimes fall painfully short. If you're in your own season of waiting—whether for a child, healing, or hope—my prayer is that this conversation meets you gently right where you are.

In this episode, I’m joined by Dr. Kayla Borchers — a holistic orthopedic and pelvic health physical therapist, postpartum corrective exercise specialist, and mama of three. She’s the founder of the Holistically Well Method, blending modern medicine with a whole-woman approach to healing. We’re talking about everything your OB never told you — pelvic floor therapy, scar mobilization, diastasis recti, and the small, everyday practices that make a big difference in how you heal and feel in your body before and after birth. Whether you’re preparing for pregnancy, navigating postpartum, or curious about how to feel strong again without overdoing it — this one’s for you

This week, I’m sitting down with the lovely Marisa from Mother Bloom Collective. She shares her journey into holistic health and homeopathy while trying to conceive—and how it opened up a whole new way of understanding healing, not just physically, but emotionally and spiritually too. We talk about what homeopathy really is (spoiler: it’s not just for the crunchy crowd), how it works with the body instead of against it, and why it can be such a powerful tool for women—especially during pregnancy, postpartum, and those tender early days of motherhood. Lean in as we explore the energetics of healing, why this isn’t as “woo woo” as you might think, and some simple, doable steps to start incorporating homeopathy into your own medicine cabinet.

Four years ago, we became parents—and it’s been a whirlwind ever since! In this episode, Joseph and I reflect on the lessons that shaped us, the expectations we had to let go of, and how parenthood cracked us open (in both the best and hardest ways). Now, with Baby #2 on the way, we’re doing things radically differently. From pregnancy priorities to birth plan non-negotiables, we’re sharing what we wish we had known as new parents—and the real conversations that truly matter. If you’re expecting again, or just reflecting on your own journey, we hope you’ll join us for this honest, vulnerable chat about growing our family and doing it with intention this time around.

Shae is a mother who has embraced healing and peace within her body through her journey. Having navigated the challenges of abusive relationships, she emerged with a renewed sense of joy in motherhood, which inspired her to share her insights. Her deep passion lies at the intersection of faith and somatic practices as tools for healing. In this episode, she discusses various aspects of somatic movement, the importance of safety in body integration, and techniques for brain retraining that facilitate healing. Lean into this episode to find reassurance that you are not alone in your healing journey, and learn how to address nervous system dysfunction and explore movement modalities that restore the connection between mind and body.

Sydney is a women's Nutritional Therapy Practitioner who helps improve women's health before pregnancy. She believes in giving women important knowledge and proper nutrition to support their journey to conception. In this episode, Sydney talks about key aspects of preconception health, such as important signs to watch in menstrual cycles, the role of progesterone, and aspects of male infertility. She also discusses how women of faith can cope with grief and hope while trusting in God's goodness. This episode is a such an encouraging resource for anyone looking for guidance on physical healing for fertility and the connection between faith and this journey!

PJ Harlow is the founder and CEO of PJ Harlow Wellness, Inc. She is a certified holistic health practitioner and a virtual consultant specializing in mold for people with environmental sensitivities and health issues. PJ combines her knowledge of functional medicine, environmental science, and building practices with her interest in data and analytics in her consulting and coaching work. This episode came highly requested for PART 2 to the foundational conversation that PJ started in all things creating healthy home microbiome. This conversation takes a deeper dive into taking the next steps in risk assessment of mold, living in mold and areas of concern to take into account in your home health process.

We’re so excited to share this next season of life with y’all, and kick off this new mini series called Be Wiser Together. Our TTC and pregnancy journey has had many ups and downs so far, but we are hopeful and looking forward to share more of our story. For this episode, I wanted to highlight some of the most loving and some unloving things we’ve learned or experienced along the way. If you have some of your own nuggets of wisdom to add to this episode, please connect and share! This way we can all learn to be a little wiser together!

Eddie is the Lead pastor of Doxa Church in Redmond, WA and the creator of Ex Nihilo Health, a website and Podcast centered on biblical health. He also spent 5 years in the NFL, primarily for the Seattle Seahawks and Cleveland browns. He is a Bay Area native with a passion to make the Seattle area a better place to live, work and play. He is married to his wife Sarah, and they have four children. In this episode, Eddie tackles the tough topic of the warped masculinity narrative in our current culture. Lean in to learn how to reorient the men in our life towards the purpose in fulfillment in Christ, and wait well in their personal spiritual growth.

Kelsee Moore, a strength and conditioning coach for Air Force Special Warfare, approaches health and fitness holistically. As a US Army officer, she promotes a mindful lifestyle that combines ancestral practices with modern training techniques to enhance performance and well-being. For part 2 of this conversation, Kelsee addresses the training gaps for female athletes and service members, highlighting the physiological differences between genders. She shares practical, inclusive strategies for strength training while also discussing the negative impact of "big fitness," which can amplify societal insecurities. Kelsee advocates for individuals to embrace their bodies and health through a lens of identity in Christ to find value over the noise or hope of the next weight-loss “super pill.”

Kelsee Moore is a strength and conditioning coach for Air Force Special Warfare, a US Army officer, an advocate for holistic living, and the founder of Moore + Company. This initiative integrates ancestral eating and living concepts with traditional strength training methods to promote overall health and optimal performance. In this episode, Kelsee explores the principles of ancestral eating, discusses why high-intensity workouts like burn bootcamp may not be sufficient for long-term strength, and highlights the benefits of strength training during pregnancy and postpartum recovery. Stay tuned for part 2 coming soon!