The Real Life Podcast
Jeff and Alyssa are a married couple with two toddlers running around their home talking about faith, culture, and take listener's questions with a little dash of random sprinkled in.
Satisfied Series Episode 12: Alisa Keeton
Satisfied Series Episode 11: Kristin Adams
Satisfied Series Episode 10: Julie Cannon
Satisfied Series - Weekly Devotion from Alyssa
Satisfied Series Episode 9: Sara Hagerty
Satisfied Series Episode 8: Interview with Jennie Allen
Satisfied Series Episode 7: Interview with Francie Winslow
Satisfied Series Episode 6: Interview with Ruth Chou Simons
Satisfied Series Episode #5: Annie Downs
Satisfied Series Episode #4: Jodie Berndt
Satisfied Series Episode 3
Satisfied Series: Interview with Emilie McCormack
Kickoff of new Satisfied Podcast Series!
Alyssa's weekly thought: for when you feel burdened
how has our marriage changed in 9 years? Plus more Q&A
WE'RE BACK!
advent (part 2)
advent episode (part 1)
praying the scriptures over your children (w/ Jodie Berndt)
Making memories during the holidays w/ Jessica Smartt
A day to rest and refill
Raising girls with Robin Jones Gunn (interview)
how to act like a christian online (part 2)
a rant on how we are behaving online (and why we need to stop)
Embracing our ugliness
Dealing with Toxic People
Tech Boundaries
Self Care and it's dark side
We need each other
We are actually built for adversity and difficulty
The paradox of choice & contentment
You have a purpose (do you know what it is)
The Cost of Forgetting
a quick thought on liturgy
how 'belonging cues' predict everything on teams (pt 2)
how 'belonging cues' predict everything on teams
Jeff's late night Q&A
Alyssa's thoughts on finding true peace
what the enormous decline in American spirituality means for us.
letting our hearts return home (pt 2)
letting our hearts return home during this moment
why storytelling matters more than you think
70 Sabbath Years Before We Can Return Home
Home ideas during Quarantine
how we are feeling about all this?
Music from Chaos
A Time To Resist
Empathy (To Hell With The Hustle Chapter Preview)
The Desert Gift
What Frozen 2 teaches us about our culture
Finding Satisfaction in the Mundane (Alyssa interviews Jeff)
balancing family and personal ambition (Q&A)
going into the new year
Crafting an end of year Summit
Our Favorite things (Christmas edition)
Understanding Advent
family and parenting Q&A
How to Sabbath Q&A
God's vision for our sexuality (part 2)
God's vision for our sexuality (part 1)
10 Ways to De-Hustle Your Life
Fight Hustle, End Hurry (episode 1 preview)
we are being formed whether we like it or not (chapter 1)
how to stop hustling w/ Jennie Allen (interview)
Chapter 4 (Silence) - To Hell With The Hustle
Q&A: What if we are married but don't want kids?
Q&A: What do you think about 'christian celebrity' culture?
Interview with Craig Groeschel & Mandy Meehan
becoming & beholding (interview with Ruth Chou Simons)
the art of motherhood (with Jeannie Cunnion)
working & motherhood with Jessica Turner
when you don't feel like you're enough (women's roundtable)
how social media affects us as women (Alyssa's roundtable)
what being a family team really means
two small things that can change your family immediately
A Time To Resist
Learning to Walk in Faithfulness
Why Spiritual Formation Is Like Chess
The Beauty of the Unseen (Interview with Emilie McCormack)
Breaking Through the Darkness of Anxiety
Motherhood & Marriage (Alyssa Interviews Her Mom)
The Loving Father and the Prodigal Son
The Key to a Good Relationship
A Journey to Adoption (Interview with Chad and Julie Cannon)
Dealing with Pain
How Do You Behave and Talk Online?
Creating New Rhythms and a New Story
How Many Kids Should You Have? Asking the Right Questions
What We’d Tell Our Young Adult Self
Alyssa's Creativity Roundtable Discussion
How to Find Your Calling
Jeff and Alyssa Q&A
How We Live as a Family Team
Our Best Parenting Tips (w/ Jeremy Pryor)
Jeff and Alyssa Answer Your Questions
Conflict that Grows Your Marriage
Dealing with Toxic People
Everyone Needs a Braintrust
Dealing with Our Own Ugliness