How to Get Your Kids Up in the Morning Without Stress
Heart of the Matter Radio Podcast
Release Date: 05/01/2020
Announcing Sarah Hale's Hidden Battle to Create Thanksgiving
Heart of the Matter Radio Podcast
You think you know Thanksgiving: turkey, pie, and family. But the truth is, this holiday almost didn't happen. In the mid 1800s America was deeply divided. The holiday we know and love was just a scattering of local feasts, until one determined woman decided the whole country needed to stop and give thanks. She wasn't a politician or a general. She was an author: Sarah Josepha Hale. For 36 years she fought a relentless battle to draw the nation together over thanksgiving. This is the incredible story of a woman who succeeded. Enjoy!
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The Surprising Truth You Need to Know about Thanksgiving
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Welcome to Heart of the Matter Radio Podcast. This week we are taking a historical view of being thankful by sharing a story from the past. In addition, we interviewed She has written a new book, Guided Gratitude Journal, and she testifies to the benefits of praising God. Join us for this interesting discussion.
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Surprising Pilot in WW2: Nancy's Daring Fight to Fly
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When you think of a World War 2 pilot, you probably picture a man. Not all of them were. Today we celebrate Nancy Harkness Love. She obtained her pilot's license when she was in her teens, and offered her skills to the military. Enjoy this fascinating story.
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The Truth about Katie's Great Escape
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This week, we celebrate the life of Kathrina von Bora, a runaway nun who married Martin Luther in 1526. This amazing lady impacted the lives of many people and left an incredible legacy. You will enjoy this true story.
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Unlocking Grief: How You Can Heal Better
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Welcome to Heart of the Matter Radio/Podcast. This month we focused on grief, so this week my guest was , a former counselor. We asked the question: how can we grieve well. The discussion was fascinating and informative. We hope to help you and those you love.
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When Love Died: Queen Victoria's Unending Grief
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Since October arrived, we are starting to see decorations for Halloween. In light of that, we are covering a historical perspective on grief. This week, we focus on Queen Victoria and her beloved Albert. As believers, how can we grieve appropriately?
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The Remarkable History of the Soaring Party Balloon
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Welcome to Heart of the Matter Radio/Podcast. Since October 1 is Balloon Day, Cynthia chose to celebrate the party balloon this week. Did you ever wonder where they came from? Can you imagine a world without party balloons? Discover fascinating facts as you listen.
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Don't Panic: An Amazing Stress Tool Kit
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Welcome to Heart of the Matter Radio/Podcast. Now that we returned to fall routines, we feel presssure building. This week Cynthia told the story of Abigail Rice and her huge family. Then she interviewed who is an author and counselor. She presented solutions for de-stressing your life. You will find her advice useful..
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You Need to Know About America's Revolutionary Blueprint
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This week, we celebrate the birthday of America's Constitution. Delegates signed this historic document on September 17, 1787, and it has lasted longer than any other of its kind. Cynthia remembered James Madison, who is known as the Father of the Constitution, and his wife Dolley. Listen and enjoy.
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A Revolutionary Woman Who Clothed an Army
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Welcome to Heart of the Matter Radio/Podcast. Today, we remember the life of Esther de Berdt Reed. Despite her British heritage, she embraced the patriot cause. While she suffered through hardships in the Revolutionary War, she noticed Washington's soldiers wore threadbare uniforms. She chose to do something about that, and her actions were revolutionary. Listen and enjoy.
info_outlineWhen I was young, I liked to stay up at night, so Mother couldn't wake me up the next morning. I'd complain that my breakfast was cold, and she'd say it was because I stayed in bed too long.
Mornings don't have to be tough. My guest this week was Life Coach Linda Goldfarb. She taught how to motivate your child based on his personality.