Discouraged by loved ones who sever relationships over differences in beliefs? Saddened by our increasingly divided culture? Frustrated over the lack of connection with others?
Join speaker and author Kathleen Peters each week as she encourages women from all walks of life to tell their messy, beautiful stories. With wit, humor, and compassion, Kathleen and her guests use their experiences as a starting place to help us engage with those unlike us.
Whether you want to be a catalyst to rebuild connection in your community, increase your empathy, or learn how to love better, Kathleen and her guests can give you the roadmap by sharing What She Wishes You Knew.
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Discouraged by loved ones who sever relationships over differences in beliefs? Saddened by our increasingly divided culture? Frustrated over the lack of connection with others?
Join speaker and author Kathleen Peters each week as she encourages women from all walks of life to tell their messy, beautiful stories. With wit, humor, and compassion, Kathleen and her guests use their experiences as a starting place to help us engage with those unlike us.
Whether you want to be a catalyst to rebuild connection in your community, increase your empathy, or learn how to love better, Kathleen and her guests can give you the roadmap by sharing What She Wishes You Knew.
Working Mom, Is She Less Than In The Church? - NJ Rongner #14
What She Wishes You Knew podcast
1 hour 41 minutes 53 seconds
5 years ago
Working Mom, Is She Less Than In The Church? - NJ Rongner #14
What She Wishes You Knew podcast
Discouraged by loved ones who sever relationships over differences in beliefs? Saddened by our increasingly divided culture? Frustrated over the lack of connection with others?
Join speaker and author Kathleen Peters each week as she encourages women from all walks of life to tell their messy, beautiful stories. With wit, humor, and compassion, Kathleen and her guests use their experiences as a starting place to help us engage with those unlike us.
Whether you want to be a catalyst to rebuild connection in your community, increase your empathy, or learn how to love better, Kathleen and her guests can give you the roadmap by sharing What She Wishes You Knew.
