So many prepare us for the transition to motherhood, but no one prepares us for how hard the transition out is, and once our kids become teens, it also can feel very solitary. The issues we face with teens are often ones we need to talk about, yet feel we can't or shouldn't. Together, we can create a community of women who, faced with growing children and changing families, are relearning how to mom, and relearning who they are as women. Grounded in family communication theory, join Dr. Jennifer Brubaker to have those conversations to help you better understand this new chapter of your life. Episodes focus on both family communication with our teens and reflection and self discovery. Dr. Brubaker has her Ph.D in Communication Studies and is an Associate Professor at the University of North Carolina Wilmington, where she has taught for 17 years. Prior to UNCW, she taught at The Ohio State University, Kent State University and the University of Toledo. Originally from Ohio, Jen lives in Wilmington, NC, with her husband, three children, three dogs, cat and a menagerie of small animals. She loves spending time with her family, traveling and all things fitness, sports and wellness. Reach out with your questions, issues or experiences to begin the conversation. Or reach out to say hi and let me know you're listening :) Join the Reframing Me: The Podcast Community Facebook group to connect with others who are looking to relearn how to parent, now that their kids are teens, and rediscover who they are as women, beyond the framework of motherhood. Send emails to jen@reframing-me.com; or on socials: Reframing Me on FacebookAND join the Facebook group Reframing Me: The Podcast Community; @reframingme on Instagram; Reframing Me on YouTube @reframingme on TikTok more

Welcome to Just Us: Before, Birth, and Beyond. We invite you to tune in for a podcast focused on perinatal and community health. In an effort to raise awareness and start a conversation about perinatal health, our hosts have joined forces with doulas, midwives, nurses, lactation consultants, physicians and more from across North Carolina to share best practices, lived experiences, and lessons learned. Just Us explores real topics and dives into what has happened, what is happening, and what can happen next in the sexual and reproductive health and wellness space. Our goal is to learn and grow together in order to take care of ourselves and each other so that we can all live our healthiest lives. Thank you for being here. Let's get started!This project was made possible thanks to the funding, guidance and support from North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services - Division of Public Health - Maternal Health Branch-Women, Infant and Community Wellness Section.This project is supported by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) as part of an award totaling $10,216,885 with 0% financed with nongovernmental sources. The contents are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent the official views of, nor an endorsement, by HRSA, HHS, or the U.S. Government.  more

Award-winning writer Renee Roberson hosts this true crime podcast profiling missing people from North and South Carolina, along with true crime cases. more

Welcome to the Faith Women podcast! We're a ministry of Faith Baptist Church in Youngsville, North Carolina that desires to honor the Word of God, to support our church, and to encourage each other as we Know, Grow, Serve, and Go. Through these episodes we'll be introducing you to our team members, sharing truth from God's Word, and challenging you to grow in your love for the Lord and those He's called you to serve. We're so glad you've joined us - let's dive in! more

North Carolina real estate attorney Tiffany Webber and guests explain real estate law concepts and practical tips to help NC real estate agents and people interested in real estate become more efficient and and excel at the closing process. more

Hey friends! Thank you so much for stopping by my page and learning more about me. My podcast is all about encouraging others to know they are not alone in what they are facing. I have faced many obstacles in life that have thankfully led me to where I am today. I say thankfully because without them, and GOD, I would not be who or where I am today.I was diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis at thirteen years old, which led to a dark period of depression and serious self-doubt. Through this dark period, I was able to overcome and learn how to love myself. Now, it is my life mission to teach others how to love themselves and see themselves how God views them.I am married to my wonderful husband, Iggy, who happened to be my high school sweetheart. We have five fur babies: two cats, Charlotte and Simba, and three dogs, Roxy, Hazel, and Cici. If it were up to me, we would have more, but Iggy said no more. We live in North Carolina near our families and are very involved in our community. I serve on the board for the women's ministry, Shine, at my local church, Motion Church. Nothing makes me happier than serving God's people and bringing a smile to their faces. I hope you will follow me along my journey! more

In the ancient world, the well was often the place where women could gather, tell stories, and share life together. Listen with Baptist Women in Ministry of North Carolina as we tell stories, explore challenges, and find hope for women in all kinds of ministries. All are welcome to gather at the well. more

A podcast about loving greatly through grief.Scalawag knows that for many of us, our grief is simultaneously never news, and the only news. From the mind and lived experience of celebrated jazz artist Nnenna Freelon, Great Grief is a life-honoring outpouring of word, story, and song that plumbs the depths of her own sorrow after the death of her beloved husband, Philip, and her sister, Debbie Irene.Award-winning Great Grief re-emerges at Scalawag through podcasts and live events as a dynamic space for Black women to indulge our griefs, savor our loves, and mourn in community. Each four-episode season is organized around topics that intertwine our grief experiences, topics like sisterhood, the inevitability of change, and Black love.A new season drops every quarter, accompanied by a live opportunity to gather around our griefs in different cities across the South. Find out more about live events and other ways engage at: https://scalawagmagazine.org/great-grief/Read a conversation between Nnenna Freelon and Scalawag Arts & Soul Editor-at-Large Alysia Harris about creating a podcast for Black women to engage with their grief: https://scalawagmagazine.org/2023/08/nnenna-freelon-great-grief-podcast/Read more stories from Scalawag's ongoing engagement with grief & other loves: https://scalawagmagazine.org/southern-grief/Join the Great Grief Facebook community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/greatgriefcommunity more

Welcome to the biweekly Sisterhood Podcast of Covenant Church in Greenville, North Carolina. During this podcast we talk about the real issues women face as our guests share their unique stories and what God is doing in their lives. We will cover the simplest topics to the deepest, and everything in between! Ladies, whatever you're going through today, we believe Jesus offers hope and you can be encouraged by listening to other women share their experiences. For more information, visit https://www.covenant.cc/ more

We are three women who worship together in rural Eastern North Carolina. We are using our podcast to start conversations about things that Christian Women of all ages and demographics struggle with on a daily basis. more