Wandering Upward Judy Newman

Alisa is an open, kind-hearted, accomplished mother of nine, who lives a life of amazing adventure. From dogsledding, to homesteading, to adoption, and more, Alisa never anticipated the life she has now. Once she started listening to her inner voice and getting creative to what she really wants for her and her family, she's come to discover, know, and grow in a world that's FULL of wonder and wisdom. 
In this episode, Alisa encourages others, especially women, to tune in and listen to their inner voice. In doing so, we'll find that everything gets sorted out.
 
For more resources from Alisa and her family:
mountainprairiehomestead.com

Alisa is an open, kind-hearted, accomplished mother of nine, who lives a life of amazing adventure. From dogsledding, to homesteading, to adoption, and more, Alisa never anticipated the life she has now. Once she started listening to her inner voice and getting creative to what she really wants for her and her family, she's come to discover, know, and grow in a world that's FULL of wonder and wisdom. 
In this episode, Alisa discusses her journey to begin creating her Eden on her own plot of land and many of her refining adventures with nature.
 
For more resources from Alisa and her family:
mountainprairiehomestead.com

Alisa is an open, kind-hearted, accomplished mother of nine, who lives a life of amazing adventure. From dogsledding, to homesteading, to adoption, and more, Alisa never anticipated the life she has now. Once she started listening to her inner voice and getting creative to what she really wants for her and her family, she's come to discover, know, and grow in a world that's FULL of wonder and wisdom. 
In this episode, Alisa discusses her discontent and personal journey to choose homeschooling with her children. 
 
For more resources from Alisa and her family:
mountainprairiehomestead.com
 

Esther Slaeker, a proud mother and friend, tells her heroic tale of reckoning with and healing from abuse and trauma. In doing so, she's learned more fully who she is and how to accept and love herself day by day.
A turning point in Esther's journey came when she attended the Younique Foundation's Haven Retreat, a retreat for female survivors of childhood sexual abuse.
youniquefoundation.org

In this episode, we learn about Wendy's process to choose and stick to her decision to teach her deaf daughter a different form of communication from American Sign Language. Like many parents who choose a different path, it took grit, courage, and faith to listen to and follow her inner light.

In this episode, we hear from Larson Holyoak, a clinical engineer of nearly 40 years, talk about his love for theatre and acting. While it was a time commitment for him to pursue this hobby on top of a full-time job, the improvements Larson saw in at work and home helps him to now advocate the value of finding a personal balance for our emotional and mental health.