Where to Find Bread™ with Teri Murrison

In this deeply personal and honest episode, Teri dives into the painful reality of living in a 44-year marriage that felt like a "slow-motion train wreck." She discusses surviving betrayal trauma, navigating the invisible walls of intimacy anorexia, and the emotional devastation of Discovery Day . If you have ever felt isolated in your own home or believed the lie that the betrayal was your fault,...

Content Note: This episode discusses sensitive topics related to marriage, emotional neglect, and betrayal. Listener discretion is advised.  I was an elected official, a leader, and a "superstar" at work. At home, I was a ghost. This is the story of how I found bread in the wilderness of my own marriage.  For nearly a year, I went quiet. Not because I ran out of things to say, but becaus...

I was an elected official, a leader, and a "superstar" at work. At home, I was a ghost. This is the story of how I found bread in the wilderness of my own marriage. For nearly a year, I went quiet. Not because I ran out of things to say, but because I was living through a story I didn’t yet have words for. In this Friday’s episode of Where to Find Bread , I take you back to the beginning...

Where to Find Bread is a podcast about living well , even when life hasn’t gone according to plan. Hosted by Teri Murrison, this show explores personal growth, emotional resilience, and relationship healing through honest conversations and real-life experience. Season One invited listeners to create an “It’s Not Too Late” list —a bold reimagining of what’s still possible in midlife and beyond. Sea...

When plans fail, you can still choose your values, peace, and your next step.  Season 2 of Where to Find Bread, a living well and personal growth podcast, begins with  powerful truth: It’s not too late for hope and healing—even when life falls apart.  In this deeply personal episode, host Teri Murrison shares how she endured betrayal trauma and forgot (but then remembered) that all is not as it se...

In this episode of Fresh Bread , Teri Murrison reflects on personal and societal challenges , drawing parallels between historical events and contemporary issues.  She discusses the impact of budget cuts in Idaho, the lessons from the Exodus story, and her own journey of growth and forgiveness .  Teri encourages listeners to shift their perspectives from complaints to appreciation , emphasizing th...

Episode Description After a year-long hiatus, host Teri Murrison returns with a new season—and a new podcast name. In this sneak peek episode of Where to Find Bread , Teri shares why Teri’s Doing It! ended, what happened during a devastating marriage marked by marital betrayal and sexual addiction, and how recovery, therapy, and hard-earned tools helped her and her husband begin again. Season 2 wi...

I’d been curious for years. If I invested in laser resurfacing for my sundamaged, rosaceated face, would it be worth it? The HALO and BBL treatments aren’t cheap or from what I’d heard, painless. But some people swear by them. Like most teenagers, I took absolutely no care of my skin when I should have. Sun damage led to wrinkles, keratoses, and more than several skin cancers beginning in my forti...

In Season 1, Teri focuses on extraordinary people who have followed their passions to feed their souls and accomplish things that benefit others. UPDATE: Bob continues traveling the world and seeing things in his own inimitable way. He’s got a great trip to India coming up in 2026. For more info, go to: Lumaria Workshops . I’m excited about my recent in depth conversation with renowned travel phot...

In Season 1, Teri focuses on extraordinary people who have followed their passions to feed their souls and accomplish things that benefit others. UPDATE: Sadly, shortly before this was broadcast, the incoming Presidential administration cut funding to the USAID program that funded Dan’s work in Africa and other third-world countries. After a few months, Dan figured out how to operate his programs...

In Season 1, Teri focuses on extraordinary people who have followed their passions to feed their souls and accomplish things that benefit others. UPDATE: Tom continues writing and publishing books well into his 80s. Tyler Austin Harper, a writer in The Atlantic, recently wrote, “Thomas McGuane Is the Last of His Kind: What will we lose when we lose the “literary outdoorsman” ? Many of us dread the...

In Season 1, Teri focuses on extraordinary people who have followed their passions to feed their souls and accomplish things that benefit others. UPDATE: Alenka stays busy doing podcasts about her adventure, skiing, mountain biking, overseeing translations of her book into various languages, with her business Tahoe Teas, and raising funds for the Michael J Fox Foundation to fuel ongoing research a...

In Season 1, Teri focuses on extraordinary people who have followed their passions to feed their souls and accomplish things that benefit others. UPDATE: Since we aired this episode, Dan’s on Substack writing about his journeys: Dan Wake where he says “A former hitchhiker and vagabond - and a former trial lawyer - who writes about the charm and mystery of traveling before the internet changed how...

UPDATE: Since we talked with Bonnie, she’s continued traveling. You can hear about some of her more recent travel here on the Gomes Guide: The Gomes Guide on March 25th. Sept. 1, 2024 Bonnie Hough is a badass. She’s been around the world five times and has visited a country for almost every letter of the alphabet. She’s always liked to travel, but she didn’t start out that way. Losing people close...

UPDATE: Senator Keough’s recently retired from her job with the Associated Logging Contractors and is enjoying a well-earned break with her family. She still keeps her hands (heart and mind) occupied by serving on the Idaho State Board of Education though. Can’t see her sitting at home knitting… August 1, 2024 Former Senator Shawn Keough talks to Teri about her path to public service and her time...

Dave grew up to be a big deal but that’s not what he wants you to know. He wants you to know that you should be, you can be Doing It! yourself if you will. In Part 2, Dave talks about his expeditions and many related-affiliations, and conveys his passion for life: for exploring and for helping kids growing up like him who have to decide if they will let others define them or decide for themselves....

In Season 1, Teri focuses on extraordinary people who have followed their passions to feed their souls and accomplish things that benefit others. UPDATE: The good news is that David has just begun posting on Substack. His chops as a writer are as good as you might imagine. Check him out at: @davidconcannon1 July 1, 2024 The odds weren’t good that David Concannon would have made something of himsel...

In Season 1, Teri focuses on extraordinary people who have followed their passions to feed their souls and accomplish things that benefit others. In Part 2, we discuss My Malaria , a story Tim wrote for Outside Magazine that changed my trajectory, his own inspiration via Edward Abbey’s “Desert Solitaire”, his pet charity, the Makindu Children’s Project and what it means to take a Proper Walk throu...

UPDATE: I look forward to visits with Tim every summer at the Book Passage Travel Writers and Photographers Conference. I was in his advanced narrative class in 2024 but missed the conference in 2025. :( I imagine he’s as in demand as ever to speak at conferences all over. And much as I'd like to give you a website for more info, Tim's unapologetic. He has none. Hasn't even been pos...

In Season 1, Teri focuses on extraordinary people who have followed their passions to feed their souls and accomplish things that benefit others. UPDATE: By the time this aired, he was months away from his 6th murder mystery, a book that’s since been sweeping all kinds of awards, and now he’s working on his memoir. The Energizer Bunny’s got nothing on John. Learn more here: https://johndedakis.com...

In Season 1, Teri focuses on extraordinary people who have followed their passions to feed their souls and accomplish things that benefit others. UPDATE: By the time this aired, he was months away from his 6th murder mystery, a book that’s since been sweeping all kinds of awards, and now he’s working on his memoir. The Energizer Bunny’s got nothing on John. Learn more here: https://johndedakis.com...

In Season 1, Teri focuses on extraordinary people who have followed their passions to feed their souls and accomplish things that benefit others. UPDATE: Kim’s documentary, Where the Forest Roars , is out and I’m so excited to see it. I listened to her book on Audible, Elephants in the Hourglass, and it’s such a great read. The story, in so many ways, is about how Kim’s life was really in an hourg...

In Season 1, Teri focuses on extraordinary people who have followed their passions to feed their souls and accomplish things that benefit others. UPDATE: Kim’s documentary, Where the Forest Roars , is out and I’m so excited to see it. I listened to her book on Audible, Elephants in the Hourglass, and it’s such a great read. The story, in so many ways, is about how Kim’s life was really in an hourg...

UPDATE: Since Jan and Tammy first told their stories here, they've been around the world gather new ones to share. Visit their website to watch their videos and learn about some very nice wines here: https://spokenwines.com/ Mar 1, 2024 Before becoming storytellers about wines, wine regions, vine-huggers, and the things that make them worth hearing about, Jan De Weerd traveled the world as a...

In Season 1, Teri focuses on extraordinary people who have followed their passions to feed their souls and accomplish things that benefit others. UPDATE: Visit Timathea at https://timathea.com/ to learn about the many things she’s done and is planning to do since she talked with Teri. Jan. 30, 2024 Teri talks to Timathea Workman, an award winning writer, photographer, international speaker, and wr...