The Peace Project Podcast
by Kay Wyma
The Peace Project Podcast explores the peace-infusing impact that practicing Thankfulness, Kindness & Mercy has on societal, interpersonal and intrapersonal discord. Kay invites guests who have contemplated, written on or actively engage in these practices to weigh in with their experience and insight as we travel life's roads and encourage each other - together.Kay Wills Wyma is an author, blogger, video podcaster and mother of five, writes on & contemplates cultural & societal issues together.
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Lauren Przybyl, Feel-Good Stories in Action
Lauren Przybyl brightens Dallas mornings on Fox4’s Good Day. But she doesn’t stop there. She shares uplifting stories of kindness and hope on her Instagram feed, GreatMommyMoments that not only make you smile, but realize that in the midst of all the reported challenges -- as many, if not more,...
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Courtney DeFeo shares Practical Kindness Tips
The amazing Courtney Defeo shares tips and insight on practical ways to inspire kindness through really terrific stories about instilling kindness from her mom, the importance of tapping into humility, the power of kindness & seeing everyone walking alongside as people of great worth that matter!...
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Kristin Schell on Practical Ways to Love our Neighbors (literal)
Author Kristin Schell shares secrets, inspiration & encouragement on ways to connect with and care for the people who live next door - literally our neighbors. It's easy and so worth the effort. Founder of The Turquoise Table® and Front Yard People movement, Kristin travels the country speaking…
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Karen Wright Marsh on Mercy
Karen Wright Marsh is the author of Vintage Saints & Sinners. Narrating her own winding pilgrimage through faith, Karen Marsh reveals surprising lessons in everyday spirituality from these "saints"―folks who lived and breathed, and failed and followed God. Like Francis of Assisi who, as we…
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Lee Cordon on Doing, Saying & Giving
Lee shares why she started Do, Say, Give and how proactively practicing these goes to the heart of caring for others. She also touches on the gentle power of etiquette. Lee Cordon is a wife and mom of four who years ago had a dream to create a place where women could be encouraged to love their...
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Heather MacFadyen on What-Went-Well Gratitude
Host of the podcast (& author of the soon to be released book) Don't Mom Alone offers terrific advice on the power of finding legitimate things for which to be grateful. In open and engaging style, she shares on how to call out what-went-well gratitude when things don't seem to going so well....
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Sarah Jackson
This clip from a SaySomething Show chat with Sarah Jackson (with HTB's Church Revitalization Project) offers insight and inspiration on facing overwhelming obstacles with simple, yet profoundly effective, strategies - like neighborhood phone chain. Sarah Jackson is Curate at Holy Trinity Brompton...
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Amena Brown
Poet, author and podcaster Amena points us toward grace & mercy for ourselves, especially as it relates to broken narratives. Amena Brown is a poet, speaker, author, and event host. Named one of Rejuvenate Magazine's Top 40 under 40 Changemakers, Amena is the author of five spoken word CDs and…
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Leon Logothetis
The portion of our SaySomething Show chat with Leon that is included in the Peace Project. Leon set out on an adventure to travel the globe fueled solely on acts of kindness - his receiving acts - from strangers. His is powerful story sure to inspire us all to practice kindness. Leon Logothetis…
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About this show
The Peace Project Podcast explores the peace-infusing impact that practicing Thankfulness, Kindness & Mercy has on societal, interpersonal and intrapersonal discord. Kay invites guests who have contemplated, written on or actively engage in these practices to weigh in with their experience and insight as we travel life's roads and encourage each other - together.Kay Wills Wyma is an author, blogger, video podcaster and mother of five, writes on & contemplates cultural & societal issues together.
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