Best Natalie Flowers Podcasts (2024)

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Rachel Horman-Brown - Domestic Abuse, Stalking and Harassment Lawyer 1:05:48

5h ago1:05:48

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Rachel Horman-Brown, a solicitor specializing in domestic abuse cases, speaks to Debbie about the ongoing challenges in the fight against domestic abuse and stalking in the UK. Together they highlight the inefficiencies and failures within current systems, including the police and CPS, and advocate for radical changes such as the implementation of …

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Professor Michael Flood - Researcher on men, masculinities, gender, and violence prevention 46:50

27m ago46:50

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Debbie sits down with Professor Michael Flood from the Queensland University of Technology to discuss his extensive experience in research, advocacy, and education, focusing on men's violence against women and broader issues of men and masculinities. The conversation delves into the similarities between Australia and the UK in terms of domestic vio…

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Ep. 125 (Part 1): Growing Flowers and Fighting for Change with Grateful Gardeners 51:28

17h ago51:28

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In Part 1 of this two-part podcast episode, co-hosts Amy and Natalie visit with Sarah Daken and Tom Precht of Grateful Gardeners and Floraponics, who transitioned from careers in law and neuroscience to flower farming. Sarah shares her journey from legal burnout to finding joy in growing flowers with her husband, Tom. Tom discusses their innovative…

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Jared Whitaker - Author of books about male victims of domestic abuse and narcissism 1:07:48

5h ago1:07:48

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In this in-depth conversation, Jared Whitaker, an author and campaigner, discusses his personal experiences with domestic abuse, false allegations, and the systemic failures in supporting victims, particularly men. The discussion highlights the societal stigma around abuse, the ineffectiveness of the Domestic Abuse Bill, and the many challenges fac…

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Time's Tide: Navigating 109 Years of Eastland Stories 50:05

3d ago50:05

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Send us a Text Message. In this special episode commemorating the 109th anniversary of the Eastland disaster, we're taking a moment to reflect on the stories and individuals covered since November 2023. It's been an incredible journey of discovery, preserving and sharing often-forgotten narratives. Exciting news to share: Tom Milton's letter and re…

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Nataly Anderson - Consultant and campaigner for the rights of children and families 52:31

5h ago52:31

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Debbie interviews Nataly, who shares her harrowing experiences with the Hague Convention on International Parental Child Abduction and the broader issues within family court systems. Nataly describes how her children were abducted and the ensuing legal battles across multiple countries. The interview delves deep into the complications and inadequac…

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Dr Adrienne Barnett - Reader in Law at Brunel University, specialising in domestic abuse 55:47

10d ago55:47

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In this episode, Dr. Adrienne Barnett, a reader in law at Brunel University, shares her extensive experience and research into the family court system. From her early career as a family law barrister to her in-depth studies on domestic abuse and the secrecy of family courts, Dr. Barnett discusses the systemic failures and cultural barriers that ham…

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From Hawthorne Works to Heartbreak: Legacy of Loss 43:53

13d ago43:53

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Send us a Text Message. Listener discretion advised: this episode has some graphic descriptions of death. Welcome to the 70th episode of Flower in the River! Today, we're peeling back the layers of time to explore the chaotic history of early 20th century Cicero, Illinois, focusing on the behemoth known as Western Electric's Hawthorne Works. My jou…

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Ep. 124: How Anna Stouffer Added a Retail Component to Her Floral Business 48:23

15d ago48:23

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In this episode of the Botanical Brouhaha podcast, Amy and Natalie talk with Anna Stouffer, owner of Urban Petals in Greer, South Carolina about her transition from a working in a law firm to becoming a successful floral designer. Anna shares her journey, starting with wedding floristry and eventually adding a retail component to her business. She …

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The Actor and the Doctor: Converging Lives Post-Eastland 40:12

8d ago40:12

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Send us a Text Message. What would you do if you narrowly missed a disaster that claimed hundreds of lives? In this episode of "Flower in the River Podcast," we uncover the riveting stories of Tom Milton and Dr. Willard Calvin Haynes, two unsung heroes forever linked by the 1915 Eastland disaster. First, we journey with Tom George Milton, a man who…

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Arthur Loeb: The Fake Hero of Real Tragedies 1:07:18

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Send us a Text Message. Trigger warning: there is a brief mention of suicide in this episode. Introduction Welcome back, and a special hello to all the new listeners! If you’re just joining us, think of this as jumping into the middle of an intriguing movie—I'll provide some context and encourage you to listen to previous episodes. Today's Topic: A…

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Ep. 123: The Art of Adaptation: Emily Patrick's Carolina Flowers Evolution 57:38

16d ago57:38

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In this podcast episode, Emily Patrick, owner of Carolina Flowers, shares her journey from journalism to flower farming. She discusses the challenges and successes of starting and running her flower farm, including her approach to business, design, and financial management. Hosts Natalie and Amy engage Emily in a lively conversation about the evolu…

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Survived But Not Saved: The Lingering Legacy of the Eastland Disaster 31:53

21d ago31:53

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Send us a Text Message. In today's episode, we explore the unique and tragic case of Chrissie McNeal Lauritzen who survived the Eastland disaster but succumbed to long-term health issues years later. We discuss how her story, and others like hers, have been overlooked in the broader narrative of the disaster. We also talk about the surprising disco…

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Jade - Breaking the Silence (Part 1) 1:00:56

24d ago1:00:56

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In this episode, Jade https://x.com/jadewelshy opens up about the harrowing abuse she endured, both from her ex-partner and the systemic failures of legal and social services meant to protect her. Jade shares how professionals failed to recognize and act on clear signs of abuse, exacerbating her trauma. As she recounts her story, Jade emphasizes th…

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Jean Flower - Family Court Insights From a McKenzie Friend 51:37

28d ago51:37

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In this episode, Debbie speaks to Jean Flower, a professional McKenzie friend, to discuss the intricate dynamics of family courts, domestic abuse, and the complexities faced by victims navigating the legal system. Jean shares her unique blend of expertise in financial planning, coaching, and divorce support to help clients through court proceedings…

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From Tragedy to Transformation: The George Haas Story 41:12

27d ago41:12

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Send us a Text Message. In this episode, we commemorate the 120th anniversary of the General Slocum tragedy, which took place on June 15, 1904. We examine the profound impact this disaster had on families and communities, specifically focusing on the Haas family. The episode also explores the intriguing connection between historical tragedies and f…

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Sam Billingham - Founder of SODA, Survivors of Domestic Abuse 1:10:41

1M ago1:10:41

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In this emotionally powerful episode, Sam Billingham, founder of Survivors of Domestic Abuse (SODA) and Stronger Beginnings, joins Debbie to share her journey and discuss the pressing issue of coercive control and domestic abuse. Sam highlights the systemic failures in supporting victims, the challenges with professional understanding, and the dire…

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Ep. 122: How Imelda Ramos Built a Flower Wholesale Business 1:01:07

1M ago1:01:07

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In this episode, we visit with Imelda Ramos, owner of Cali Wholesale. Imelda shares her journey as the founder of a woman-owned company from starting as a small wholesale flower business to expanding her business and her footprint at the flower market. She discusses the importance of team training, effective communication with customers, and the ch…

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Rivers of Grief: Eastland and the General Slocum 35:55

2M ago35:55

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Send us a Text Message. This episode dives into the eerie connections between the Eastland Disaster and the General Slocum tragedy, two devastating events with striking historical parallels. Listen in for compelling stories of individuals touched by these disasters, their genealogical backgrounds, and personal narratives. Discover the profound impa…

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Natalie - Survivor of psychological and financial abuse 29:06

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Natalie recounts her experiences of psychological and financial abuse in a relationship with her ex-husband who was later diagnosed with narcissistic personality disorder. She discusses how their relationship began, the challenges they faced after she became pregnant, and the manipulative behaviors she endured. Natalie also describes how she eventu…

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From Hoboken to Hawthorne: Martha Willig's Untold Story 31:16

2M ago31:16

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Send us a Text Message. What if moving away from one disaster only set you on a collision course with another? In This Episode-- Weather and Historical Parallels: Kick off the episode by discussing the recent rains and drawing a parallel to the infamous Johnstown Flood of 1889. This catastrophe reshaped the lives of many, including my own ancestors…

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Claire Throssell MBE - Survivor of Domestic Abuse, Campaigner and Public Speaker 1:29:11

2M ago1:29:11

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Claire Throssell MBE became one of the UK's most well known campaigners for family court reform after the murder of her two sons by an abusive ex-husband who was granted access to her children by a family court judge. In this interview, Claire describes in heartbreaking detail what happened on that terrible day in 2014, how her children were let do…

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The Chronicler and the Rescuer: Unveiling Overlooked Narratives 40:02

2M ago40:02

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Send us a Text Message. In this episode of "Flower in the River," I dive into the intricate history of the 1915 Eastland disaster, uncovering untold stories of bravery and legacy. Join me as I share new discoveries, reflect on historical research, and pay heartfelt tributes to the forgotten heroes of the tragedy. Highlights: New Listener Inquiries:…

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Louise Taylor - Separation and Divorce Coach 1:00:15

2M ago1:00:15

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In our hardest hitting interview so far, ex-police officer Louise Taylor blows the lid off police and family court failures when dealing with domestic abuse. Don't miss this episode if you want to know what's really going on inside our justice system. Follow Louise on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/divorceandseparationcoachandmentor…

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Nicola Murray - Brodie's Trust 52:09

2M ago52:09

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Nicola Murray from Scotland talks about her own experiences of pregnancy loss as a result of domestic abuse and the work of Brodie's Trust in supporting women in similar situations. Nicola and Debbie go on to discuss how current domestic abuse measures are either inadequate or are being poorly implemented by agencies across the UK who are failing t…

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Ep. 121: The Quest for Excellence at Madrid Flower School 53:07

2M ago53:07

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In this podcast episode, Sylvia Bustamante Gubbins, the founder of Madrid Flower School, shares her inspiring story of starting a new career in floral design at 48 and following the dream to open a flower school. As Sylvia continues to grow Madrid Flower School, she’s introducing new educational opportunities for floral designers to study the art a…

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SFF - S05E02 - James Hallam 1:09:50

2M ago1:09:50

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S05E02 - James Hallam Here it is, S05E02 of the Sunshine, Freedom and Flowers podcast and our FIRST GUEST of the new season! Another one of Dobbie's former students joins the SFF team to share their three things that bring them joy and James Hallam doesn't disappoint. James is a film and theatre buff (nerd perhaps?) and is a romantic at heart and s…

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Selfless Saviors: Two Extraordinary Rescuers in the Eastland Disaster 38:31

2M ago38:31

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Send us a Text Message. Welcome to Episode 62 of Flower in the River Podcast. A gripping tale from the Bell Telephone News (August 1915) The extraordinary heroism of Fred J. Lippert and George Spiegelhauer during the Eastland Disaster. A heart-pounding account of their daring rescues and the obstacles they overcame The fascinating history of pulmot…

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Sarah Taylor - Fighting to stop domestic abuse and campaigning for family court reform 59:00

2M ago59:00

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IDVA-trained Sarah Taylor talks to Debbie about her own experiences of domestic abuse and the nightmare of family court. Follow Sarah on X at twitter.com/SarahTaylo89428

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Undertaking Courage: Catherine Wyand's Eastland Story 36:10

3M ago36:10

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Send us a Text Message. This episode discusses the contributions of women morticians by first focusing on one woman mortician's involvement in the Eastland Disaster. Highlights. An obituary from the Oak Leaves dated December 30, 1947, about Mrs. Catherine Wheeler Wyand, who ran an undertaking business in Chicago. Catherine Wyand's background. The 1…

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Manveet Chhina - The Domestic Abuse Solicitor 1:04:14

2M ago1:04:14

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Manveet Chhina is a Consultant Solicitor specialising in family and criminal law, with extensive experience in private and public child proceedings and domestic abuse. In this episode of the Resolute podcast, Manveet talks to Debbie about her own experience of domestic abuse and the family court system. Follow Manveet on X at https://twitter.com/th…

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Threads of Tragedy: The Triangle Shirtwaist Fire and the Eastland Disaster 32:53

3M ago32:53

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Send us a Text Message. In this episode, I explore pivotal events in American labor history, focusing on the personal stories of three women who tragically lost their lives in the Eastland disaster, and how their stories intertwine with broader labor rights movements. Starting with the harrowing Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire in New York City, we…

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Theresa Murray - Founder of One Voice Against Abuse 1:00:41

3M ago1:00:41

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Debbie Jones from Resolute talks to Theresa Murray, Founder of One Voice Against Abuse, about the many ways victims of domestic abuse in the UK are failed by the justice system.

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Crowdsourcing the Past: The Eastland Tragedy and Collaborative Genealogy 29:50

3M ago29:50

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Send us a Text Message. Introduction: Exploring the democratization of historical documentation through platforms like Reclaim the Records, WikiTree, GEDmatch, and Find a Grave. Reclaim the Records: Non-profit organization advocating for public access to historical documents. Using legal means to unlock previously hidden archival records. Over 60 m…

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Irish Roots and Greek Tides: More Eastland Stories 40:53

3M ago40:53

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Send us a Text Message. In Episode 58 of Flower in the River Podcast, we explore more untold stories of the Eastland Disaster through the lives of two victims, Mary Helen Egan and Theodore Hallas, whose stories bring to life the diverse richness of early 20th-century Chicago. We'll explore their family backgrounds, their communities, and the histor…

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Bloodlines and Bylines: The Power of Genetic Genealogy 31:24

4M ago31:24

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Send us a Text Message. Today’s episode is a special one, dedicated in memory of my cousin "George," (not his real name) and intertwined with an exploration of genetic genealogy. Episode Highlights A Tribute to "George" Sharing the story of my cousin George, set against the backdrop of the 1930s in a coal mining town in Johnstown, Pennsylvania. His…

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Bonded in Tragedy: The Role of Fraternal Orders in the Eastland Disaster 44:09

4M ago44:09

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Send us a Text Message. Welcome to Episode 56 of Flower in the River Podcast, where we will explore the role of Fraternal Organizations in the wake of the Eastland Disaster. Many victims of the Eastland disaster were members of various fraternal organizations Exploring the role these organizations played in the lives of working-class communities in…

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Archives Unveiled: The Eastland Disaster's Hidden Stories 34:12

4M ago34:12

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Send us a Text Message. In Episode 55 of Flower in the River Podcast, I share the remarkable discovery of a story about the Eastland Disaster found in an old periodical. Today's Tale: The Power of PERSI reveals how attended a webinar led me to discover an eyewitness account of the Eastland Disaster. It was waiting inside the Periodical Source Index…

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There is NO FENCE 17:02

4M ago17:02

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In this episode I share about the story we tell ourselves that KEEP us from pursuing the things we desire! I recently had this epiphany! I have told myself I “can’t” because of “this”, when actually I CAN! I just NEED to delegate things out to eliminate what’s holding me back from my calling! I shared this on my IG @natalieflowers.livefit and so ma…

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Ep. 120: Wonder of the Woodlands with Francoise Weeks 1:01:23

4M ago1:01:23

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In episode 120, we have the pleasure of reconnecting with the incredible Francoise Weeks, whose hands weave magic with woodland designs. She's back with a treasure trove of wisdom in her new book, Wonder of the Woodlands: The Art of Seeing and Creating with Nature. It's a visual feast over 200 pages long, and trust us, it's a must-have for your col…

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Take The Trip 17:49

4M ago17:49

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In this episode I share about our Bahama trip and some TRUTH bombs! Your insecurity is SELFISHNESS. I had to deal with the FACTS of my life. Because of the work I did on facing my truth I’ve found freedom I desire for everyone! I hope this message gives you encouragement to face your truths and take MASSIVE action to write a new story!…

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Sassiness Saved Her: A Jewish Girl's Narrow Escape from the Eastland 31:40

4M ago31:40

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Send us a Text Message. In this episode, I continue exploring the Jewish legacy of the 1915 Eastland Disaster in Chicago. Insights from Jewish genealogy experts, Ellen Kowitt and Rhonda R. McClure, on the unique challenges and strategies for tracing Jewish ancestry, including navigating name variations, language barriers, and historical events like…

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Ep. 119: The True Value Behind Flower Shop Prices Explained 50:30

4M ago50:30

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In this episode, Natalie & Meg, co-owners of Native Poppy, take us behind the scenes of their retail shops in San Diego, where they've created an immersive experience for their customers. In an effort to explain the price gap between flowers bought at locally-owned flower shops vs. large grocery store chains, they speak about the unique characteris…

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Unearthing the Untold: Jewish Lives and the Eastland Tragedy 37:31

4M ago37:31

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Send us a Text Message. In Episode 53 of "Flower in the River Podcast," I explore: The impact of the 1915 Eastland disaster on Chicago's Jewish community Theories on why relatively few Jewish passengers died in the disaster (due to it occurring on the Sabbath) The miraculous survival story of 14-year-old Jacob Aaron Elin (later Jack Elin), who went…

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Living In Answered Prayers 27:18

5M ago27:18

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In this episode I share about living in the answer to my prayers! That IF you pray and BELIEVE God CAN do the impossible- you WILL experience the breakthroughs and LIVE in the answer to your prayers! I share about my husband and son. I’ve prayed specifically for them in certain areas I wanted them to have breakthroughs. God has BROKEN through in wa…

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Breaking Strongholds - w/my hubs 54:04

5M ago54:04

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-SPECIAL EDITION- This episode my hubs and I share on our marriage podcast (Marriage On Fire) about our son! We had a powerful breakthrough with our oldest son. My prayer is our story will help any of you struggling with children that have ANY type of addiction. God CAN break that stronghold. The 5 year battle we’ve had with our son has been one of…

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Sons of Norway, Daughters of Tragedy: The Iverson Family's Eastland Story 35:46

5M ago35:46

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Send us a Text Message. Episode 52 Highlights: Introduction and one-year anniversary of the Flower in the River podcast (52 episodes!). Jacqueline Winspear quote and discussion of the Maisie Dobbs series, highlighting themes of personal growth, historical context, resilience, and the complexity of human character. Setting the stage: the role of rel…

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SFF - S05E01 - Return of the Throbbing Gristle 26:05

5M ago26:05

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S05E01 - Return of the Throbbing Gristle Here it is, S05E01 of the Sunshine, Freedom and Flowers podcast! Its been just shy of two whole years since the SFF partners in audio crime, Dobbie and Drew, last released an episode of SFF into the ether - but they're back and with a new (and hopefully more manageable) format. At the start of the month Dobb…

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Frieda Kannberg's Story and the Legacy of the Eastland 47:24

5M ago47:24

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Send us a Text Message. Please join me on a profound journey as we continue to honor those who were forever changed by the Eastland Disaster of 1915. Touching on the unexpected emotional bonds which the last episode ignited (The Lutheran Legacy of the Eastland Disaster), I share the personal significance of my own diverse heritage, which fuels my p…

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What FRUIT Are YOU Producing? 10:21

5M ago10:21

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In this episode I give you a simple yet powerful analogy of the FRUIT in your life. What fruit are you producing? What types of choices and habits do you have? Are they serving you to become the BEST version of YOU? Hope this simple message inspires you to get ROOTED in the blessings that God HAS for you!…

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