Chats from the Blog Cabin

Chatting About Finding FulFillment Through Travel with Erika Bud is a must-listen for any traveler looking to find true fulfillment through their travels. In this episode, host Erika talks about her own journey, as well as tips and tricks on how to make the most out of any trip. With a focus on developing meaningful relationships and understanding different cultures, listeners can benefit from her...

Do you ever ask yourself: What is love? Is it a feeling, an action, or something else entirely? Find out what love looks like with this week's episode of the Chats from the Blog Cabin Podcast! Get ready for all those passionate feels 💕 Tune in now to discover your definition of love 🎧 Love doesn't have to be complicated! 💘 Tune in to #ChatsFromTheBlogCabinPodcast for our episode all about what...

The podcast provides practical tools and tips for beating your negative inner dialogue and taking control of your thoughts. It also provides helpful advice on how to stay grounded in the present moment and be mindful of life’s difficulties. With this product, customers will receive support in managing their stress levels, as well as gain insights into why they feel overwhelmed and anxious in certa...

Setting boundaries is an important and necessary part of life, yet many people struggle to do so. Boundaries help us to protect our physical and mental well-being, while also helping us to maintain healthy relationships with those around us. It’s important to take the time to understand why setting boundaries is essential and how it can positively impact your life. In this article, we will discuss...

When it comes to relationships, we all have an intuition that helps guide us in understanding the intentions of others. But what happens when our intuition fails us, and we doubt someone’s true intentions? Recently, I found out first-hand how damaging this can be. Helpful Links Esther: Seeing Our Invisible God in an Uncertain World https://amzn.to/3Hkstwd { affiliate link} Instagram; https://www.i...

After seeing the flaws in the conventional medical model, she launched her own practice in 2014 with an interdisciplinary and holistic approach, based on respect for the child and family. As a mother, she understands that challenges may arise with parenting, and seeks to take advantage of that hard-earned knowledge in how we think, move, and act to influence how families interact, grow, and thrive...

Human trafficking affects all parts of the globe, from suburbs to rural communities to large cities and border towns, and its effects are devastating. The founder of the anti-human trafficking advocacy group John DiGirolamo estimated that the average age of migration is between 12 and 14 for girls and 11 and 13 for boys. And the life expectancy of human trafficking victims is less than 7 years. Bu...

Melissa Vera Takes Listeners on a Journey Through the Backstory of Chats from The Blog Cabin Podcast Melissa Vera, the creator of the popular podcast Chats from The Blog Cabin, recently released an episode all about the backstory of her show. She dives deep into her journey as a podcast host and shares her personal experiences with her listeners. She gives insight into how she got started in podca...

Having a secure and stable financial life can seem daunting if you don’t know where to start. But with the help of Dana Miranda, managing your personal finances is easier than ever. As an experienced financial writer, she knows exactly how to get started on developing a plan for your financial well-being. In this podcast, we will be chatting with Dana about her advice on personal finance and how t...

The Nativity story is a timeless and beloved part of the holiday season. It is a tale that has been told countless times, with countless interpretations. However, one children’s author has taken the traditional story and given it a unique spin. In their new book, they explore The Nativity Story through the eyes of the animals present at Jesus’ birth. Listen in as I chat with Debra Westgate-Silva a...

Too often, we like to be self-reliant and can feel uncomfortable asking for help. But learning to trust others and let them into your life is essential for personal growth and well-being! Listen in as I chat about rowboats and sailboats and how one book made me look at them differently.  Learning to trust is challenging but a necessary thing if we want to get through this life as we live it....

Listen in as I chat with Steve about his childhood in an entertaining way about how he survived dysfunction and abuse in his home and offer life-saving information and hope for young people today to survive and be happy. Suicide Prevention Hotline Call or Text 988 Helpful Links  Instagram: @authorstevesimpson Facebook: @authorstevesimpson His Website www. PowerPublishingCorp.com If you or som...

Instruct your child to thrive in life's various situations. Life is rarely sunny. As parents, we spend a lot of our time awaiting the storm clouds to disperse because we're unsure how our children are going to weather them, helping them remain prepared for any potential difficulties. Instead of focusing all your attention on raising your child to be the person you hope they can be, be the person y...

Listen in to this chat with Melissa Harrell. When life gave Melissa Harrell lemons used her counseling skills to make lemonade. Effective, informative, and inspiring, Common Threads illuminates the influence of stress and mental illness on the affected parties and their families as they struggle to heal. From an early age, Melissa Harrell was familiar with the implications of mental illness on a f...

It can be tough to admit that we need help. We may feel like we are supposed to have all the answers or that asking for help is a sign of weakness. But the truth is, everyone needs help sometimes. Asking for help is not a sign of weakness; it is a sign of strength. It shows that we are willing to do what it takes to achieve our goals. So if you find yourself stuck, don't be afraid to ask for help....

Today, we are amid a global mental health epidemic, and the data is staggering. Suicide is the second leading cause of death for ages 10-341, overdose deaths have increased 500% among ages 15-24 since 19992, and over 17 million kids age 3-17 have a diagnosable mental health disorder3.   Parents and Friends Liz Reitman and Casie Fariello have been in the same predicament as many others; t...

Mindy Kaling is launching her new publishing imprint, Mindy’s Book Studio, with  THE VIBRANT YEARS (December 1, 2022), from USA Today bestselling author Sonali Dev . Taking readers into the everyday world of Indian American women, Dev taps her trademark wit and storytelling magic while exploring deeper questions about women’s self-reliance and the fight for empowerment by underrepresented, of...

Negative social media posts. Frightening headlines. Workplace challenges. These are all things that Pamela Gail Johnson, the founder of the Society of Happy People, would label “Happiness Zappers,” and they are a fact of life. The good news is these Happiness Zappers don’t have to put a lid on our smiles. “We will all experience at least one or more Happiness Zapper — unhappiness, stress, fear, ch...

Sometimes it is so hard to share the mess that is your story. Today I am sharing my journey growing up, losing a sister, and how I concluded that I would not let anyone put me in a box. Sometimes there is a message in the mess that is your life. 

We all have times when we feel like we don't belong when it seems like everyone else has got something going on and you are just stuck. Instead of worrying about what we don't have, we need to look at our lives with a fresh perspective. 

In this world of instant gratification and social media highlights, sometimes we want what we want now, and we don't want to wait. Listen in as I chat about how sometimes waiting is a great thing even when at the time you don't think it is. 

What do you do when you get frustrated? Do you cry? Do you get mad? Do you yell, scream and curse? What frustrates you? Listen in as I chat about what got me frustrated and how I dealt with it. Sometimes it is in the unexpected that we find the answers. 

An internationally recognized expert on edible & medicinal wild plants, Mark “Merriwether” Vorderbruggen, Ph. D. half-jokingly describes himself as a “scientist raised by wolves.” Merriwether’s brain earned him a master’s in medicinal chemistry and a Ph. D. in physical organic chemistry, but his heart has always driven him to learn and share the secrets of nature to anyone ready to hear them....

Stephanie is the founder of the popular website GardenTherapy.ca , an award-winning author (Garden Alchemy, 2020), and a student and teacher of organic gardening and permaculture who aims to encourage better living through plants. The Regenerative Garden is a guide to working with  nature, instead of against it, by employing permaculture techniques to create a garden that is not just more bea...

In this episode of Chats from the Blog Cabin, I am heading to California. Listen in as I discuss what lead me to finally fly to California and hear what I have been up to lately.  Also, learn how I unblocked my creativity and where I recorded this podcast from. My inner sanctuary inside my home.  Here are all the links to what I discussed in the podcast Fighting Words https://amzn.t...