The Nourisher Podcast
If you’ve ever felt like you were the only one struggling to balance ambition with vulnerability… if you’ve longed for conversations that go deeper than surface-level inspiration… if you’re open-minded, growth-oriented, and deeply committed to seeing other women rise, this podcast is for you.
The Nourisher Podcast is for the woman who feels alone in her journey and is yearning for connection and sisterhood built upon vulnerability, authenticity, and open hearts.
Stay Strong. Stay Connected. Keep Growing.
The Nourisher Podcast
Latest Episodes
Hormones, Health, and Advocating for Yourself with Jennifer Soto
For decades, women were told hormone therapy was too risky — then the science changed, and an entire generation was left with unanswered questions and providers too hesitant to help. In this episode, I sit down with Jennifer Soto, a family nurs...
I Got to Just Be Jackie with Jackie Kingston
What happens when the face everyone recognizes finally gets to just be herself?Jackie Kingston spent nearly two decades as a familiar face in Amarillo building a career in local television while quietly wrestling with who she was beneath...
Still Standing: Surviving the Unsurvivable with Márcia Cook
Márcia Cook lost her two-year-old son in a tragic accident. Then a stillbirth. Then more miscarriages. Then her mother. All while battling her own health crisis on top of a childhood marked by abandonment, abuse, and racism. In this conversatio...
Raising Critical Thinkers (And Becoming One Yourself) with Cheryle Cooper
What does it actually mean to think for yourself, and why is it so hard right now? In this episode, I sit down with Cheryle Cooper (Amarillo writer, editor, and educator) for an honest conversation about one of the most important skills we can ...
Sweet Treat: What Do You Want Your Summer to Actually Look Like?
Welcome back to a little sweet treat episode! Today we're slowing down for a few minutes to talk about something that's been on my heart heading into summer. If you're anything like me, last summer flew by way too fast and you're determined to ...
