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Jul 26, 2026 38 min

When Life Doesn’t Make Sense

from What Anna Said Hosted by The Kasitati Sisters

Welcome to Season 2 of the What Anna Said Podcast. As we begin this new season, you'll notice a slight change. While Sally may be spending more time behind the camera, she remains very much a part of the conversations and vision that continue to shape this podcast. In Episode 1, we introduce Edner Fry, a familiar voice to many of our listeners. After appearing in two previous episodes to share her personal journey, Edner joins us to discuss how we met, her connection to the Kasitati Foundation, and the path that led her to become part of this season. Together, we explore Formed Underwater, a book centered on four foundational truths that shape Identity, Origin, Purpose, and Destiny. Through honest conversation and reflection, we discuss how life’s pressures, responsibilities, and uncertainties often become the very places where growth, clarity, and purpose are formed. If you've ever felt like you're carrying a lot while wondering if there's something more beneath the surface, this episode offers encouragement to slow down, reflect, and rediscover your bearings. Formed Underwater is available on Amazon: https://a.co/d/0aTBHEHT Learn more about the Kasitati Foundation: https://thekasitatifoundation.org/ Thank you for joining us for another season of meaningful conversations, powerful stories, and lessons that remind us we are often being formed in ways we cannot yet see.

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