13: Ashley Belt and Millie's Magical Ears
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Ashley Belt joins the Podcast to share the story of her book Millie's Magical Ears. Ashley is mom to the amazing Millie and was inspired to share her story to encourage and educate other children, parents, and educators. Millie is navigating the world with a hearing loss and uses hearing aids. As she entered school, Ashley realized other children had a lot of questions. So she wrote Millie's Magical Ears to help children understand how Millie's ears and her aids work to help her hear. Ashley also talks about how she is training for a marathon (go Ashley!),...
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12: Laura Sinclair
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Laura Sinclair joins the podcast to share her story as founder of This Mother Means Business. A strategic business mentor and Podcast host, Laura is focused on empoweing entrepreneurial moms to build their businesses without sacrificing their personal lives. She provides marketing strageties, leadership, and customer experience. She helps women gain confidence, clairty, and joy while achieving the growth they desire. Through This Mother Means Business and it's community - Laura offers mentorship, retreats, and connection to help women and moms find success. ...
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11: Christina Hergenrader
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In this week's engaging episode, Camille Lancaster speaks with Christina Hergenrader - a Christian writer, growth coach, and speaker. Christina shares her journey from a young girl in Galveston Texas to a successful author of 14 books. They discuss the importance of storytelling, the challenges of connecting with teens, and the significance of community and accountability in personal growth and faith. Christina also highlights her passion for speaking at retreats and conferences, her upcoming book release, and the joys of finding personal connection in a digital age.
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10: Brittany Musholt and Little Moose Speech Therapy
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Brittany Musholt of Little Moose Speech Therapy shares her story of becoming a successful SLP and writing her newest book "A Tail of Empathy: Rocky Gains a Brother". Brittany joins the Podcast to talk about becoming an SLP, starting her business, and taking a leap of faith to write a book and put her story into the world. Listen in as she talks about pediatric speech therapy, teletherapy, becoming an author, the importance of empathy, working through ADHD, and all things kids! In her spare time (laugh!!), Brittany enjoys reading and watching a good movie. You can learn...
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9: Emilie Buelow & Annie Em's At Home
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In this episode, we celebrate a little Christmas in July! The lovely Emilie Buelow talks about her story with Annie Em's At Home. She operates a home decor and lifestyle business passed down from her mom which is situated in a historic downtown district of a quaint Mississippi River town. Emilie shares about collaborating with other business owners, being intetional, discovering community connections as a small business, balancing mom guilt as a working mother, holding yourself accountable, finding freedome in Christmas decorating, and that PINK is the color trend for 2025. She...
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8: The Soda Family & the Ultimate Summer Family Roadtrip
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The Soda Family shares the story of their ultimate family road trip. Last summer, in the course of 39 days, they explored all lower 48 states with their 3 children (plus a few in-laws). With the amazing help of ET Family Travel, the Soderberg Family set out to explore National Parks, NBA Stadiums, cities, beaches, and iconic restaurants across the nation. When they stopped at a famous restaurant in Missouri - Lambert's Cafe (Home of the Throwed Rolls) - that's where our paths crossed. The spent their time doing family hotel reviews (visit their YouTube channel to find out...
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7: Amanda Knoner
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The amazing Amanda Knoner takes time out of her busy Photography schedule to share her story of: how she began her love of photography where she finds inspiration our shared love of magazines her creative Senior Portraits why she enjoys capturing elopements on film what happens after the shoot her love of all things vintage and finding the freedom to say she doesn't know if she's doing it all well. Listening to Amanda share her story and her creative journey with us was so much fun and inspiring. She's a beautiful soul that would have thrived in the 70's! Be sure to follow her on...
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6: Tiffany Seth and That's Nice Art!
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In this episode, Camile speaks with Tiffany Seth about their journey from childhood friends to creative professionals. Tiffany shares her experiences in art, family life, and the importance of community engagement in fitness and homeschooling. They dive into Tiffany's unique window painting business and That's Nice Art! - where Tiffany helps everyone find their inner Artist. This episode highlights the joy of creativity and the impact of always teaching and learning. Connect with Tiffany Seth and That's Nice Art! at: Facebook: That's Nice Art - Paint with Tiffany IG:...
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5: Isabelle McGill and Taylor Gonzalez on Friendship and Staying Intentional
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Isabelle and Taylor share their story of finding friendship in college and keeping those connections strong as life transitions to young adulthood. They talk about making friends in college, keeping friends as young adults, ways to stay in touch, and the importance of knowing where your worth comes from. It was a fun time with these two - you will be encouraged to reach out to friends old and new as we all take their advice to be more intentional. Books Isabelle and Taylor are reading: Yellowface by R. F. Kuang Anything by Emily Henry Shows they are watching: Love on the...
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4: Clare Short & Bo the Boat
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Clare Short shares her story of writing her new book, Bo the Boat. Her adorable lift-the-flap book was developed to help children gain confidence is communicating with the world around them. She talks about reaching her 21-day Kickstarter goal in only 6 hours! Clare also shares about: living in Atlanta her idea for Bo the Boat deciding to self-publish running a Kickstarter campaign finding the perfect illustrator using At-Home Author and, building her social media platform Clare also tells us about the things she has been enjoyed reading and listening to lately: Ina Garten's...
info_outlineIn this episode, Host Camille Lancaster is joined by Maggie Jamerson as she shares her story. Maggie is from Tennesse and is the Founder of Remarkable Readers. Maggie is passionate about leading her team of educators making a huge difference in the lives of children struggling in reading and math. She is also the amazing author of her children's book - Only Oliver.
Listen in as Maggie talks about:
- Turning her idea into a full-blown business
- The details of the Remarkable Readers program and the stories of success
- Her reason behind writing Only Oliver
- How she worked with her Illustrator across Zoom and email
- and what may be coming next from Maggie!
You can find out more about Maggie Jamerson and Remarkable Readers at
Facebook: Remarkable Readers
Private Parent Community Group:
facebook.com/groups/2550382685271416
Instagram: @remarkablereaders6
Email: [email protected]
In this episode, we also talk about
The Barn (a book by Wright Thompson)
Love on the Spectrum (Netflix)