Bloom Where You Are Planted Podcast with Christine Krahling
Want to show up as the best version of yourself even when life gets in the way? On Bloom Where You Are Planted, host Christine Krahling talks to authors and experts who will help us do just that. These are challenging times we are living in right now, but the only way out, is through. So if you consider yourself a lifelong learner who can use a little help being the best version of YOURself right about now, listen in. You'll be inspired by the guests on this show and the advice they have to offer so that you, too, can bloom where you are planted.
Episodes
Christine returns with her annual "Bloom Summer Book Picks" episode, offering book recommendations and sharing what she'll be reading this summer.
Books mentioned in this episode:
Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens
And the People Stayed Home by Kitty O'Meara
Writers and Lovers by Lily King
How to Live at the Beach by Sandy Gingras
You Are Not Alone by Greer Hendricks and Sarah Pekkanen
Happy is the New Healthy by Joan Neehall, ...
If you had plans and goals that got sidetracked by the circus that was 2020 (and who among us didn't?) this is the episode for you. Christine talks to Dana Hilmer and Wendy Perrotti--life coaches and founders of Camp Reinvention--who talk about about how to create your "compass point" and why it's so important to know where you're starting from before you begin moving in a new direction.
To learn more about Camp Reinvention and the...
If one of your New Year's resolutions is to "keep your eyes on your own paper," and stop worrying about what everyone else is doing on social media, then this episode is for you. Christine talks with Nichole Cavallaro, LMHC, about why we compare our lives to everyone else's online "highlight reels" and what we can do to stay in our own lanes and know that we are enough just as we are.
For further information about Nichole Cavallaro...
Has it been a struggle to show up as your best self with your significant other during these challenging times? Look no further, as Christine talks to Pripo Teplitsky, a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor who specializes in relationship issues. Listen as they discuss empathy, compassion, and how to "do conflict well."
For more information about Pripo Teplitsky, visit: www. pripo.com. Pripo's podcast, "Relationships, Let's Ta...
Christine talks to Nancy Davis Kho, author of The Thank-You Project, about how a small act of gratitude can help us show up to be the best versions of ourselves, even in these challenging times.
For more information about Nancy Davis Kho, visit:
MidlifeMixtape.com, Midlife Mixtape Podcast,
www.DavisKho.com
For more information on Dr. Lori Whatley, or her book, Connected and Engaged: How to Manage Digital Distractions and Reconnect with the World Around You, visit www.drloriwhatley.com. Find her on social drloriwhatley (Instagram) or on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/dr
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Christine celebrates the one-year anniversary of Bloom Where You Are Planted with special guest Joan Lunden!
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(This episode was recorded before the COVID-19 crisis.)
Email Christine at bloompodcaster@gmail.com
Meet Jennifer Driscoll. Jennifer is a full-time working mom of two young children who just happens to run a nonprofit organization as well. Jennifer's babies were both born prematurely, which made for some not-so-smooth sailing for a while.
Even so, shortly after the birth of her second child, Jennifer decided to channel her knowledge, experience and a deep desire to help others, into establishing Lily's Hope Foundation, based in t...
In this episode, Christine welcomes Mary Wuerdeman back to the podcast. In Episode 17,
Mary talked about grief, and losing both of her parents and 24-year-old son, Brian, in the same year.
Today Mary joins us to talk more about Brian and his struggles with opioid addiction. Listen to one mother's journey down this unpredictable and complicated path.
Listen to Mary's podcast: Grief Relief, It Takes Time (GRITT), on Apple podcasts,...
Christine talks to Cindy Kennedy, a nurse practitioner living with Lyme disease. Cindy, who worked in women's health for more than 20 years, discusses how, as a knowledgeable healthcare practitioner, she struggled for years trying to figure out what was making her feel so awful. Listen as Cindy discusses her journey to diagnosis, as well as what others can do to support those living with Lyme disease.
It's a new year and Christine is talking to the QUEEN of reinvention—Lesley Jane Seymour! Fans of MORE Magazine will recognize Lesley's name, as she was the former editor-in-chief of the publication that gave a much-needed voice to women over forty.
Listen as Christine talks to Lesley about why she created Covey Club, how to reinvent yourself, and why it's so important to connect in today's busy world. (Oh, yeah, and the power of a...
When you hear "ex-NFL wife," your mind may go all reality-show on you, right? Well, not so fast...not only is Angela Marshall—also known as "Author Stone"--the ex-wife of an NFL player, but she's an entrepreneur, an author, and a motivational speaker. Clearly a successful woman in her own right, Angela gets candid with Christine about what it's like to grow up as a light-skinned African-American girl, live the NFL-wife lifestyle, a...
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