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The Single Momcast Podcast by Arise Single Moms is a resource for single moms that offers you tools for navigating real life! Listen in as we journey through the life of a single mom. Hosts Pam Kanaly and Mel Hiett are both former single moms who have a wealth of knowledge and real-life stories to tell along the way!
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Lets inspire life. Be the best version of ourselves and enjoy the beautiful journey called life!! Motivate, do your best, make it happen and inspire through achievements!! Lets rock!! Cover art photo provided by Elijah Hiett on Unsplash: https://unsplash.com/@elijahdhiett
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This is business as you've never heard before! Former CFO, Bank VP, & world renown business consultant, Curphy Smith "Beard" is shameless and raw. This is not a typical, canned, boring, step by step process to success podcast! The Beard is in the BUSINESS of getting to the RAW TRUTH behind the BUSINESS of Mindset, Healthy Living, Entrepreneurship, Creating Bonds, and Establishing Your Brand!!! This is a Business Podcast with ATTITUDE! Music Copyright Goes to The Following: Artist : Eminem Tr ...
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Boston Legal TV Show Podcast: Hosted by Dana Greenlee of Boston-Legal.org: Commentary on Boston Legal TV Show, featuring episode audio, guests experts that discuss show news, in-depth commentary about plot lines and show characters on Boston Legal TV Show seen on the ABC TV Network.
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This Week in Oklahoma Politics, KOSU's Michael Cross talks with Republican Political Consultant Neva Hill and Civil Rights Attorney Ryan Kiesel about three Republican lawmakers calling on the state Supreme Court to disqualify Oklahoma Corporation Commissioner Todd Hiett from utility rate hike cases, investigation against State Superintendent Ryan W…
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How to Hold on to Your Faith When Things Don't Go Your Way // Chiquita Miller Johnson What do you do when your faith is tested by things beyond your control? How do you overcome disappointments and also help your children find stable ground? Chiquita shares firsthand that the best plans have a way of going awry, especially when life is "life-ing." …
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Have you seen "The Lion King"? Convinced that he’s responsible for his father’s death — and, in a way, he is — Simba wanders in outer darkness. Rafiki, the crazy monkey, finds him and asks him, “Who are you?” Simba sighs and says, “I’m not so sure.” “I know who you are,” says Rafiki. “You are Mufasa’s boy.” “You knew my father?” asks Simba. “Correc…
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This Week in Oklahoma Politics, KOSU's Michael Cross talks with Republican Political Consultant Neva Hill and Civil Rights Attorney Ryan Kiesel about State Question 832 to increase the minimum wage getting pushed for a vote in June of 2026, the recount for Tulsa mayor ends with no significant changes and State Superintendent Ryan Walters along with…
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September is Suicide Awareness Month Suicide and Your Teenagers Mental Health // Jordan Miller & Marcus Black Suicide is more than a painful topic. It’s a reality in our children’s lives. Jordan Miller and Marcus Black from Generation Why discuss what they’ve learned about teenagers and suicide while serving inside schools. You’ll want to save this…
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The word “discernment” can have a lot of different meanings; today Cinthia discusses it as the process of determining what God is calling you to do. This can apply to vocation, marriage or singleness, and so many other important questions, and a given person can have several different callings at once (e.g., being married, working a particular job,…
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During one of his shows, the comedian Daniel Tosh once shared that he wore a WWJD (“What would Jesus do?”) bracelet to the movie theater. When he got into an argument with someone talking on their phone, he was about to choke them when he saw his bracelet and thought, “What would Jesus do?” “So,” says Tosh, “I set them on fire and sent them to hell…
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Divorce is Not the End of Your Story // Brandi Wilson Some seasons of life seem more difficult than one human should have to bear. For Brandi Wilson that season was 2016, the year her husband – a megachurch pastor – walked away from the church and their family. As her 20-year marriage dissolved, Brandi also lost her church community, her dreams for…
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This Week in Oklahoma Politics, KOSU's Michael Cross talks with Republican Political Consultant Neva Hill and Civil Rights Attorney Ryan Kiesel about the expected changes in the state legislature after summer primary and runoff elections, a group of far right Republicans announce the creation of the Oklahoma Freedom Caucus and State Superintendent …
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Do you acknowledge the choices you have? You may not always have the choices that you wish you had, but you always have a choice. Today Cinthia discussed what it means to take ownership of your life and the choices you have. Acknowledging your own choices means giving up the option to blame others for the entire direction of your life (although it …
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Do you reject compliments, explaining why you don’t really deserve them? Do you get nervous when someone does something nice for you, turn down offers of help even when you could really use them, or hate the feeling you get when someone forgives you or extends grace and kindness your way? Today’s show is on letting other people love you. It can be …
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Why do you laugh?Genesis 17: "God said to Abraham... 'I will bless [Sarah], and moreover, I will give you a son by her... she shall become nations; kings of peoples shall come from her.' Then Abraham fell on his face and laughed and said to himself, 'Shall a child be born to a man who is a hundred years old?' God said...'You shall call his name ‘Is…
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In this episode of "Pack Light for the Mom Guilt Trip," we dive into the pervasive feeling of guilt that so many single moms experience, whether it's balancing work and family, taking time for self-care, or setting boundaries. Kim Keinecke uses personal stories and practical advice to explore the realities of mom guilt with Pam Kanaly and Mel Hiett…
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Today Cinthia talked about the costs and value of pleasure and virtue. In our culture, pursuing pleasure seems to make sense, to be part of living our best life. And pleasure can be a good thing; sometimes it can help us enjoy good things, mitigate pain, etc. But pleasure always has a price. Sometimes pleasure is worth the price, but sometimes it i…
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I'm assuming that almost everyone has seen the movie: Jack lets Rose rest on top of a piece of floating debris. He then sinks into the abyss. Rose is saved but takes a new name and begins a new life. And then 85 years later, Rose has a dream, in which she meets Jack at the clock on the grand staircase of the Titanic. It is, or was, in the abyss, an…
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In this episode of "Rebuilding After a Financial Crisis," we explore the emotional and practical steps single moms can take to recover from financial setbacks with our guest Tina Herdon from Tinker Federal Credit Union. Pam Kanaly and Mel Hiett talk openly with Tina about how important it is to navigate a financial crisis well for yourself and your…
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The phrase “good vibes” has been around for a few decades now, and it is sometimes associated with cultural eccentricity. In fact, however, the phrase can be associated with electricity because the human body has electrical currents that travel up to 120 meters per second. The electricity in our bodies is real, and it is impacted by our habits, par…
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How to Navigate Loss with Yourself and Others // Erin Engelke and Megan Hardy Whether you're grappling with personal grief or supporting someone else through their journey, navigating loss requires both compassion and understanding. Join us as we explore practical strategies, emotional insights, and the importance of self-care during these challeng…
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For many of us, the harshest litany in our lives is the stream of self-evaluations running through our heads. This can seem harmless and even necessary to control our behavior; it is easily confused with appropriately holding ourselves accountable. But the way we deal with ourselves reveals a lot about our views of reality, and it tends to leak out…
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I totally get why we would want to write-in the name "Jesus" on our ballots in the upcoming election. But I need to break it to you: Jesus won't be president. Once, they tried to make Him king (that's a president), and He ran away. Once, He actually was on the ballot, and we all voted for Barabas. Even His base — His people, His hometown, folks lik…
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A Story of Depression, Suicide, and Hope Listen in as we hear a story full of pain, heartbreak, and hope. Stephanie Zamorano-Choate, Program Manager for HopeHouse, talks candidly about her struggles with depression and suicidal ideation. Stephanie brings practical wisdom and tools to the table. She explains how she turned her battle into hope. This…
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Have you ever thought that relationships and drama have to go together? That shouting matches and stand-offs are simply the price you pay to have any kind of intimacy in your life? It is true that relationships require effort, but work and drama do not have to be the same thing. Today Cinthia discussed her book Wars to Peace: When Relationships Go …
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Today Cinthia continues a topic she started earlier in the month: how to know whether someone loves you. Relationships are complicated, whether they are romantic relationships, friendships, or family ones. When we are most vulnerable, sometimes the wrong things get exaggerated, and the things that are true get minimized. So how do we know when some…
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How to Handle High Conflict People // Kelly Wehunt Kelly Wehunt and Mel Hiett explore strategies for managing relationships with individuals who thrive on conflict. Whether it's a difficult coworker, a challenging family member, or a contentious ex-partner, we provide practical advice on navigating these turbulent interactions. Tune in to learn how…
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Today Cinthia conducted two interviews with individuals who work in areas significant to events happening in the world. First, she talked with Kelsey Pritchard, who is the director of state public affairs for SBA Pro-Life America; she was previously the communications director for former South Dakota governor Dennis Daugaard and has also worked in …
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If You Dare to Date // Pam Kanaly & Mel Hiett Pam Kanaly & Mel Hiett delve into the unique world of dating as a single mom. Navigating the dating scene while balancing the demands of parenthood can be challenging. Pam & Mel share valuable insights, practical tips, and heartfelt stories to help single moms feel confident and empowered in their journ…
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For every person in the world diagnosed with an addiction or mental disorder, there is at least one other person trying to help someone in this condition. Families are deeply impacted, and these situations can be ripe for misunderstanding, misinformation, and stigma. Today Cinthia explores how to love well when a loved one struggles with a mental i…
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There is one book that's affected me more than any other, while at the same time I never felt an obligation to read it or told myself that I needed to change because of it. Of course I'm talking about The Lord of the Rings. To be fair, I suppose that the Bible has affected me more; however, I haven't always read it in freedom. In junior high, I rea…
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Real Talk About Forgiveness // Pam Kanaly & Mel Hiett Forgiveness is complicated yet obtainable. Pam Kanaly & Mel Hiett have a candid conversation about their personal journeys with forgiveness. Navigating forgiveness as a single mom can feel overwhelming and lonely, but you are not alone. Arise Single Moms is here!…
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Have you noticed that love can look different ways at different times? Sometimes love is soft and gentle, and sometimes it is firm. Sometimes it tells us everything we need to hear, and sometimes it waits silently. It can be confusing, so how do we know when we are truly loved and when we are loving others well? Today Cinthia discusses characterist…
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Soren Kierkegaard told a tale about two robbers who broke into a jewelry store and simply switched all the price tags such that the fake was valued as the real and the real was assumed to be fake. He said it was the story of our age.Years ago on the French Riviera, I walked past an extravagant yacht moored in the harbor. On the back deck sat two el…
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The Blessing of Brokenness // Rebecca Brito-Bayne In this episode called "The Blessing of Brokenness," we explore the profound strength that can emerge from life's most challenging moments. Rebecca Brito-Bayne shares her personal story of overcoming adversity and finding purpose in the midst of pain. Pam Kanaly & Mel Hiett discover how embracing ou…
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This Week in Oklahoma Politics, KOSU's Michael Cross talks with Republican Political Consultant Neva Hill and Civil Rights Attorney Ryan Kiesel about the State Supreme Court ruling against a Catholic charter school finding it unconstitutional, Governor Stitt creating advisors rather than cabinet members to avoid state law banning people from holdin…
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Why do human beings get defensive? Why does defensiveness feel so powerful when it arises inside us? And what can we do to deal with it? Defensiveness is a way to protect the self-concept; it often occurs when a person perceives that his image or self-image is under attack. The truth is that we spend a lot of time misrepresenting ourselves to one a…
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Spend Life Wisely: A Spending Plan This conversation is dedicated to helping you take control of your finances and live a more fulfilling life. Erica Rixen uses practical tips, expert advice, and real-life stories to guide you on your journey to financial freedom. Join Pam Kanaly & Mel Hiett as they explore strategies for creating and maintaining a…
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This Week in Oklahoma Politics, KOSU's Michael Cross talks with Republican Political Consultant Neva Hill and Civil Rights Attorney Ryan Kiesel about the primary elections, spending by State Superintendent Ryan Walters on public relations and the State Supreme Court ruling in favor of Edmond Public Schools to choose which books to keep in its libra…
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Our society focuses a lot on identity. We take personality tests, craft careful social media posts, curate bumper stickers, and select our preferences --news channels, political parties, even our churches -- with an eye toward presenting ourselves as who we think we are or who we want to be. But, for all our self-fascination, we have surprisingly l…
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On the communion table sits a glass (a mason jar) of water, half empty . . . or maybe it's half full. Are you the type that sees "half empty" or "half full"?This week's message is the second half of last week's message and the same text, 2 Peter 3:1-13. In verse 8, Peter writes, "But do not overlook this one fact, beloved, that with the Lord one da…
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Grief, Sorrow, Loss, and Everything in Between // Erin Engelke and Megan Hardy This heartfelt episode explores the many dimensions of loss and the journey toward healing. Join Pam Kanaly & Mel Hiett as they have a compassionate conversation with the staff from Calm Waters to shed light on the complex emotions of grief. Whether you’re navigating the…
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This Week in Oklahoma Politics, KOSU's Michael Cross talks with Republican Political Consultant Neva Hill and Civil Rights Attorney Ryan Kiesel about the upcoming primary elections, Governor Stitt's call for a special session to consider his nomination of Mike Holder to the Board of Regents for A&M Colleges and Oklahoma County Commissioners moving …
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Stories have power, regardless of whether they are true. True stories, however, have special power, and God kindly gives us so many examples of how He deals with humans. Today Cinthia discusses the stories of three real people who encountered the mercy of God: John Newton, Hagar, and Sarai. John Newton was profane even for a sailor. He denounced Go…
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