Creating Community Through Podcasting with Karaleigh Garrison | Ep 28

from Solidarity Sister! · host Kristin Wilson

Send a textHow do you connect with other women when you have high needs children? For Karaleigh Garrison, the answer is podcasting. Learn about the significant challenges Karaleigh has faced as a mom to three special needs kids and a wife to a husband with some serious health issues. See how she has come out of the darkness and into light and connection through hosting two podcasts and teaching others how they too can Podcast Like a Mother.TODAY Karaleigh is hosting a free one hour webinar called “Mobile Podcasting Made Easy.” Did you even know you can produce a podcast straight from your phone? Karaleigh can show you how. Register at this link to make sure you get the replay even if you can't attend: http://subscribepage.io/CBSnhlHer Podcast Like a Mother Podcast Creation course is a great option if you’re looking for more than just one hour of support. I love the way Karaleigh has made the first two segments free, so you can get an idea of what she can offer you before needing to order. Find the course here: https://podcastlikeamother.thinkific.com/courses/podcastcreationcourseAbout Karaleigh:Karaleigh Garrison is a Podcast Coach, Speaker, and Singer/Songwriter. She has a podcast and album that are both titled "Seeking Sunshine," inspired by her three amazing children who all have varying levels of special needs. She also recently launched her second podcast, called "Podcast Like A Mother," where she teaches how podcasting can be fun, easy, and sustainable. Karaleigh is deeply passionate about inspiring others to do what lights them up because she knows that we are all better humans when our cups are full. She guides others to a greater sense of purpose and helps them cultivate courage in the face of adversity, strive for momentum even when it’s messy, and authentically align their purpose with the divine.Find Karaleigh at:Website: www.karaleighgarrison.comSeeking Sunshine Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/seeking-sunshine/id1589826112Podcast Like A Mother Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/podcast-like-a-mother/id1718846989Facebook: Karaleigh GarrisonInstagram: @karaleigh.garrison*************************************If you're a woman who appreciates connecting with other women in community with vulnerability and compassion, please join us in the Solidarity Sister! Facebook group at:https://www.facebook.com/groups/716800349946338/The Solidarity Sister! Book Club has begun and runs through the end of May. We're reading Brené Brown's Gifts of Imperfection over a period of 15 weeks, and connecting via Zoom and Marco Polo. Find more info in the FB group. Sign up at https://forms.gle/ZHpfhd8hwCpw6NL2AFB: The Solidarity Sister PodcastIG: @solidaritysister.kristinwilson

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