Strength to Strength
Everyday Fiat
This week, the ladies share insights from a new book they read together, Strength to Strength by Arthur Brooks. It discusses how as we age, some of our previous strengths like cognitive ability & physical aptitude wane, while other attributes grow like wisdom, understanding and patience. It is a beautiful reflection on letting go of who you once were and embracing who you are now and who you are becoming in the second half of your life. Get the book: This show is brought to you by Everyday Fiat Ministries (Jenstavinoha.com) Follow Everyday Fiat on: Instagram: ...
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#MomBod
Everyday Fiat
Pregnancy, postpartum, and aging all leave their mark—and in this episode, Jennifer, Paula, and Sarah talk openly about what it means to carry those changes with grace. They reflect on body image, comparison, and learning to respect our bodies for their strength and purpose, not just appearance. Blending Catholic wisdom with real-life motherhood moments and humor, the conversation is both grounding and encouraging. This episode offers companionship for anyone learning to make peace with their body. This show is brought to you by Everyday Fiat Ministries (Jenstavinoha.com) Follow Everyday...
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Resolutions and Such
Everyday Fiat
Ever wondered whether New Year’s resolutions actually work—or if there’s a better way to grow? In this episode, the moms unpack why tiny, faithful habits matter more than big dramatic goals: from prayer and parenting to health, identity, and virtue. With honest stories, lots of laughter, and deeply Catholic wisdom, they explore how who you practice being shapes who you become. If you’re craving a gentler, grace-filled approach to change that actually sticks, this conversation will feel like a breath of fresh air. This show is brought to you by Everyday Fiat Ministries...
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These Are a Few of Our Favorite Things
Everyday Fiat
If you’re looking for a cozy, joy-filled listen, this episode is for you. The moms share some of their favorite things—from simple seasonal pleasures to hobbies and small moments that make life feel rich—while reflecting on why those loves matter in light of faith and the Incarnation. With humor and warmth, the conversation connects everyday delights to the deeper truth of God entering fully into our human experience. Merry Christmas! This show is brought to you by Everyday Fiat Ministries (Jenstavinoha.com) Follow Everyday Fiat on: Instagram: Production & Editing by Forte...
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The Right Amount of Busy
Everyday Fiat
Are you overwhelmed by the constant pressure to find the perfect balance in family life—rest, activities, vocation, and everything in between? In this episode, the moms get honest about seasons when life feels too full, too empty, or just plain chaotic, and how they’re learning to discern what actually brings peace. From childhood expectations to the reality of motherhood, they unpack why “the right amount of busy” keeps shifting and how God often multiplies time when we least expect it. If you’ve ever wondered whether you’re doing too much or not enough, this conversation will...
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The Lady and the Rake
Everyday Fiat
In this episode, the hosts explore whether Rhett Butler from Gone With the Wind is a realistic character, diving into themes of virtue, vice, and the human capacity for recognizing goodness. Their debate expands into reflections on Mark Twain, personal encounters with holiness, and how upbringing shapes one’s ability to love well. They also discuss the “bad boy” appeal, the importance of self-worth, and how grace, virtue, and formation impact relationships. The conversation ends with reflections on generational patterns, healing, and learning to love authentically. We would...
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Navigating the Medical World
Everyday Fiat
Jennifer, Sarah, and Paula talk honestly about navigating the medical system, learning how to advocate for yourself and your children, and trusting your God-given instincts. They share stories of being dismissed, feeling “crazy” for trying alternative approaches, and the tension between respecting expertise and knowing when something isn’t right. Together, they explore how humility, prudence, and relationship—both with your doctor and your community—are key to making wise healthcare decisions. We would love it if you could join us every other week by subscribing to this...
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Sin, Shame, & Soda (K-)Pop
Everyday Fiat
Today, Jennifer, Sarah, and Paula dive into KPop Demon Hunters, exploring its surprising themes of hope, despair, and redemption through a Catholic lens. They unpack how true hope means waiting and expecting God to act, not just wishing things were different. The conversation turns to how culture often confuses self-acceptance with salvation—and why real love calls us to repentance and change. Together, they discuss how the film’s portrayal of light, evil, and community opens the door for meaningful conversations with older kids about truth, virtue, and spiritual warfare. We would...
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Let the Children Come to Me, For Real
Everyday Fiat
In this episode, Jennifer, Sarah, and Paula get real about the messy, grace-filled reality of taking kids to Mass. From meltdowns in the pews to learning when to give yourself (and your children) grace. They share stories, laughter, and lessons on keeping faith alive in the chaos. They remind parents that holiness grows in small, patient moments—and that even on the hardest Sundays, it’s good that we’re here! We would love it if you could join us every other week by subscribing to this podcast and getting in on the conversation. This show is brought to you by Ablaze Families through...
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Prayer Time in my Mom Era
Everyday Fiat
Three Catholic moms get real about how prayer shifts in the messy season of motherhood. Gone are the long, quiet hours of journaling and adoration; instead, prayer often looks like whispered “Jesus, help” moments between diaper changes and reheated coffee. They share encouragement, stories, and reminders that God meets us right where we are—even in the chaos. Most of all, they invite moms to see their small, imperfect offerings as beautiful in His eyes. We would love it if you could join us every other week by subscribing to this podcast and getting in on the conversation. This show is...
info_outlineIn this episode, the hosts explore whether Rhett Butler from Gone With the Wind is a realistic character, diving into themes of virtue, vice, and the human capacity for recognizing goodness. Their debate expands into reflections on Mark Twain, personal encounters with holiness, and how upbringing shapes one’s ability to love well. They also discuss the “bad boy” appeal, the importance of self-worth, and how grace, virtue, and formation impact relationships. The conversation ends with reflections on generational patterns, healing, and learning to love authentically.
We would love it if you could join us every other week by subscribing to this podcast and getting in on the conversation.
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Music used with permission
"Paradise Found" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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