Strong Mothers Who Faced Nightmares and Got Better
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Welcome to Heart of the Matter Radio/Podcast for Mother's Day week. This month we are focusing on the extraordinary mothers who can inspire us. Cynthia related a story about a lady who lived during the Revolutionary War. Plus, she interviewed author about her life. Both ladies lost their husband, yet they grew stronger and wiser. Listen and be encouraged.
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Jaw-Dropping Story: Epic Life of a Pioneering Mother
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Welcome to Heart of the Matter Radio/Podcast. Since we celebrate Mothers' Day in May, we will cover the stories of Extraordinary Mothers this month. This week, we relate the story of Ann Wager. She had two children when she lost her husband in 1748. Williamsburg Bray School hired her in 1760. Her job was to teach black children the basics of Christianity as well as reading, math, and spelling. Listen as we cover her amazing story.
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The Revolutionary Witness: Mary Magdalene's Epic Experience
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Welcome to the latest Heart of the Matter Radio/Podcast. This week, Cynthia delved into Mary Magdalene's story. What did she see and how did she feel during the crucifixion? Join us for this peek into the mind of an eye witness.
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Secrets to Thriving After Losing Your Spouse
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Welcome to Heart of the Matter Radio/Podcast. This week we featured a conversation between Cynthia and author , who suffered widowhood twice. She shared how she managed to cope while raising her two young children. Her ministry, Never Alone Widows, comes along side other widows, offering transformation, joy and purpose. Join us for this fascinating conversation.
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The Truth about Teddy and Alice Roosevelt's Jaw-Dropping Feud
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Welcome to the next Heart of the Matter Radio/Podcast. Alice Roosevelt's reputation reverberates through history as a woman of charm, rebellion, and wit. Behind her "Princess Alice" personal lay an uneasy relationship with her father, Theodore Roosevelt who became president. We examine the reason why in this video. Join us as we journey into the past.
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Stunning Conditions Nurses Found During the Korean War
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Welcome to Heart of the Matter Radio/Podcast. This is Women's History Month, and this week we are celebrating the nurses who worked in the Mash units during the Korean War. My guest was who just completed the novel East of the Sun. Join us as we discuss these fascinating women who sacrificed so much for our country.
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Bess Truman's Astonishing Talent: Defeating a Stubborn Cook
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Welcome to Heart of the Matter Radio/Podcast. We are celebrating Women's History Month, and we are featuring a snippet about First Lady Bess Truman. Bess didn't give interviews and didn't like publicity. When she had to greet guests, she wore gloves because he hands would sweat. However, she did have wisdom with people, and that is very useful, even in small matters.
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The Power Behind the President: Edith Wilson Revealed
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Welcome to Heart of the Matter Radio/Podcast. March is Women's History Month. was my guest this week. She shared fascinating facts about First Lady Edith Wilson, who was certainly a woman to celebrate. Join us as we discuss her accomplishments. Peggy Sue also offered a special for listeners on meeting your child's spiritual needs.
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You Will Love the Untold Saga of First Lady Lucy Webb
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Welcome! March is Women's History Month, so we plan to share inspiring stories of women you may not know. This week we unveil a heartwarming story of Lucy Webb Hayes. Her husband, Rutherford B Hayes, became president in 1877.
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Analyze How to Achieve Lasting Love
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Welcome to Heart of the Matter Radio/Podcast. The love story is a timeless narrative that has always fascinated and moved us. This month, we have covered several love stories from the past. This week, my guest and I discussed what makes an ideal love story. Author and counselor covered this topic. Listen and enjoy.
info_outlineOur nation faces an unprecedented crisis. This microscopic corona virus has halted our entire nation, and other nations have closed their borders. Churches, gyms, schools and other social gatherings closed to protect us from contagion. And there's no toilet paper.
How can we cope? Historian Rebecca Price Janney shared stories from history to help us get a perspective on today's problems.