Episodes
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Mental Health and Resiliency - Tania
My friend Tania takes a pause in her life to discuss resiliency and mental health issues. She knows that struggles of mental health well and has found a way to rise above the challenges.
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Resiliency by the Dozen - Jud C.
My friend Jud has a BIG family. No doubt life is all about resiliency when you have lots of kids. Today he shares his story, and the impact resiliency has on his home.
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Sports Psychology and Resilience - Craig Hanthorn
My friend Craig built a successful business designed specifically to help young athletes bounce back. His thoughts, words, and ideas help all of us learn how to be more resilient people.
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Resiliency in Death - Rev. Dr. Jonathan Foster
Rev. Dr. Foster is a man who knows loss. Yet, he's found a way to keep moving forward after the death of a daughter and the loss of a career. No doubt, he knows a thing or two about resiliency.
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Learning Resiliency at a Young Age - Mel E.
My friend Melanie was forced to learn resiliency at a young age. Sometimes life isn't fair and your forced to learn resiliency long before adulthood. Join us today for an insightful conversation.
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Set backs are opportunities for Comebacks - Sydney S.
My friend Sydney has lived a lot of life in 35 years. Today she talks with me about coming back from the ugly moments of life. Her story is one of strength, courage, and resiliency.
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Financial Resiliency - Lance Baker
How do you ensure that you're able to bounce back when the market takes a downward turn? What does financial resiliency look like in retirement? - My friend and financial advisor Lance Baker joins me today. His insight and work has made big impact for Katie and me. Join us as we talk finances and...
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Building a Resilient Community - Caleb H.
Caleb and I have known each other since 1997. During those years he has managed to build a close community of friends that have walked with him through all of life. Join us today as we talk about the importance of community in resiliency.
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Resiliency and Life - DJ Crocker
Life, careers, marriage, and parenting all require resiliency. My friend, DJ Crocker joins me today as we talk about finding that resilient life.
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Writing and Making a Difference - Billy W.
I met my friend Billy while Katie and I were living in Ohio. He is a bright and talented young man making a difference in the world. As well, he's an author and non-profit leader.
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Living an open/empty handed life! Dr. Wendy Smith
Dr. Wendy Smith is an author and lady who understands well the need for resiliency. Through her sons traumatic car wreck (2015) she discovered the gift of resiliency, the importance of community, and the strength in her relationship with God.
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Sometimes Resiliency requires a Pivot
Anderson is a true Renaissance man. He's a pastor, small business owner, creative genius, and a man of fashion. Today we discuss the choice to pivot when resiliency is needed.
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CrossFit Games and Coaching - Jordan Z.
Discipline isn't always easy, but it is necessary. One of my CrossFit coaches Jordan Z. joins me today on the podcast. She is disciplined, kind, and SUPER strong.
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Redeeming Resiliency
Brad W. knows all about walking the difficult path. He's fought the cancer fight like many of us and survived. Today he shares about the beauty of redeeming resiliency in the midst of life's struggles. This is a good one!!!
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The Pro Baseball Mindset
The right mindset is one of the most important parts of resiliency. Today we talk with Ricky Skruggs a former pro-baseball player and current mindset coach. Hopefully you'll enjoy the mindset conversation and learn a something new.
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Friendship and Laughter
Our long time friend Amy Nail joins us on the podcast today. She is one of my favorite people and she loves to laugh!!! I'm sorry Katie is hard to hear, she wasn't feeling it tonight, and chose to sit a long ways away from the microphone. Never a dull moment in the Peterson household.
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Resiliency in High School Sports
High School sports is a great place to learn resiliency. My friend Andy Weber is a high school soccer coach. He's won multiple state titles and continues to invest and teach high school students.
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CELEBRATING EPISODE 120!!!!
Today we are celebrating our 120th podcast. We started on August 16, 2021 and since then we've hosted friends, family, professors, other podcast host. All sorts of folks. Thanks for celebrating with us today!
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A different view of resiliency - Picking up the Pieces!!
My friend Russ has a unique way of seeing resiliency. He believes that respect and authenticity are critical attributes for resilient people.
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Steve and Jan Smith - Friends for Life
I love to laugh. Few things help me build relationships with others like laughter. If we can laugh together, we can be friends for life. That is the case with my friend Steve. He and I have been friends since High School, and have spent most of that time laughing. Join us and laugh a little.
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Resiliency, Longevity, and Looking Back
My friend Jon Middendorf joins me today. He is a man that knows a thing or two about long-term relationships. He's been serving the same church for 36 years and all of us know, long-term relationships require resiliency.
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Clifford - Not the Big Red Dog!!
No doubt - joy and laughter are a big part of resiliency. Today we talk with our friend Cliff. He always brings joy, laughter, and adventure with him where ever he goes.
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Health and Resiliency go hand in hand
My guest today is Dabney Poorter. She is a entrepreneur and Nurse Practitioner in Fort Worth, TX. She owns a clinic called Restored + Revive Wellness Center and works with individuals to help them find the best version of themselves. Today she helps us to see the correlation between health and...
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Choosing Meditation
Meditation was a discipline I discovered during cancer. It's one of the most important disciplines I've learned in recent years. It doesn't have to be difficult, any of us can learn to meditate. I hope you'll choose to listen and join me in learning to meditate.
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Laughter is good for the Soul - Jerry S
Few people like to laugh as much as my friend Jerry. Today we talk about resiliency within adult students and spend a lot of time laughing about life.
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Family Time
June 17th was Zach's 30th birthday. So, why not celebrate with a podcast. Just fun conversation with the kids and grandkids.
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Resiliency with the poor - Jason R
My friend Jason runs a non-profit in town that cares for those at the edges of life. He shares how resiliency works in his job and with folks living with very little.
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Choosing a Church
Katie and I chose St Lukes Methodist Church 3 years ago. Love God and love your neighbor as yourself (without exception). Their mission is to share God's love and bring hope to the world. They value kindness, generosity and love to all. It's part of what makes it a great church.
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3rd World Resiliency
What does resiliency look like in Central America? My friend TJ McCloud answers those questions and many more today.
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ZOOM Workshops are HERE!!
Zoom Workshops start July 12th - Listen to the podcast to find out more.
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Brock S - finding resiliency in the transitions of life.
My friend Brock S. has spent his entire career working with college students. Helping them find their footing as they move into their early 20's. As well, he's faced several challenges of his own in the last few years. Today we talk about what it means to face those obstacles and helping others...
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Laughing with David
No one makes Katie laugh like her brother David. He is a great doctor, friend, and brother. Join us today as we laugh at his stories and memories of Katie. :)
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Resiliency and the Military
Jeremy Stalnecker is the CEO of the Mighty Oaks Foundation and a former platoon commander in the Marine Corps. He served in Iraq and now works with first responders and military personnel who are suffering from PTSD. This podcast is well worth the listen and time.
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Choosing to be Grateful
One of my biggest challenges post stroke is gratefulness. Yet, my daily disciplines remind me that there is much to be grateful for.
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Resiliency and Grief
My friend Kendra Lambert joins me today. She works as a hospice chaplain and is a certified grief counselor. Through our conversation, she provides insights how grief and resiliency work together.
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Choosing to Journal
Journaling was one of the disciplines I chose to engage about 30 years ago. It was a great decision. Today we talk about the benefits and ways to start journaling. It's a great choice...Choose IT!!!
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Laughter is always good for resiliency
My friend Kenny joins me today. He is a man with many talents and stories. I hope you enjoy today's podcast!
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Kids! - They always make life fun.
Katie and I have two boys...Cody (32) and Zach (29). We love them both and are super proud of them. They always made life fun, but they never made it easy. Today we talk about kids!! :)
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Western OK 2 NYC
My friend Savannah White Lewis joins me today. She grew up in western Oklahoma, moved to New York City and then back to OKC. All that travel and diversity has to make you resilient, right? - I hope you'll join us.
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Arrival
Today my friend Lyndsey McPherson joins me to discuss the movie Arrival. It is a movie that forces you to think and consider the bigger questions of life. - Such a great movie!
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Learning Resiliency at a Young Age
My friend Ashley Carr Soter joins me today. Ashley, grew up in a military home and has a masters in vocal performance from the University of Oklahoma. She's a young lady that learned resilience early on.
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Choosing Movies
What's your favorite movie? Can you stay awake if you watch a movie at home? Someone on our podcast today falls asleep in every movie we watch at home. :)
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Choosing Resiliency
My friend George Soter joins me today on the podcast. He is a vocal performance major from OU and serves with me at St. Lukes Methodist. He loves life and is a joy to be around.
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Thursday's with Family
Most Thursday Nights we spend the evening with Timmy and Janna (Katie's Twin and sister-in-law). Anytime we get together there's always a lot of laughter.
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Resiliency and D-1 Basketball
My friend Nate Rakestraw joins me today. As a former D-1 basketball player, he has some fun insights regarding resiliency. I hope you'll take a listen and laugh with us.
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Choosing Health and a Gym
Katie is the primary reason why I've tried to stay in shape over the years. She has been the motivating force and consistent voice in my head regarding the value of physical health. Join us today as we discuss health and choosing a workout.
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Resiliency in Fundraising
My friend and former colleague, Missie Parker joins me today. She is the lead development officer for OneWorld Health. OWH builds operationally self-sustaining clinics and hospitals in East Africa and Central America. There is no better Medical NGO on the planet. I love these folks and the care...
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Choosing a Home
7 states and 6 homes later we've finally decided to talk about the homes we've chosen to buy. Most have required work, and we've learned something with every home we've purchased. Join me as Katie and I talk shopping for homes.
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Choosing to Read
Studies show that your love for reading comes from watching your parents read. My mom is a disciplined reader and it's one of those things I learned from her. Join me today as I talk about the value of reading and some of the books I've read in the last year.
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She Chooses Shopping
Shopping for clothes has been Katie's self-proclaimed hobby for 35 years. It makes no sense to me, but it works for her. Join us today as she shares her passion and shopping tips.
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