40 episodes
The Hospitality Podcast with Katherine Sasser Katherine Sasser
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5.0 • 12 Ratings
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Writer, speaker, educator, business owner, and hospitality enthusiast, Katherine Sasser offers a transparent and transformative exploration into the topic of hospitality. Each episode will inform and inspire you with tactical tools as well as speak to the meaningful mindset necessary to put hospitality into action. Discover how you can engage your heart and your hands in the art of creating space for others. Katherine has been practicing hospitality in her own home for twenty years, is a self-taught home-cook, and built a business centered around hospitality. From tips on cooking the perfect chocolate chip cookie, to hosting difficult people at your dinner table, to finding ways to model hospitality and anticipate need, each episode will deliver a fresh take on a commonly misunderstood and misinterpreted topic, If you want to experience first-hand the beauty that creating space for others can bring, you’ve come to the right place.
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39. Lessons Before They Launch
Getting children ready to live in the real world can feel overwhelming. In today's episode, Katherine takes her master list of Lessons I Want My Children To Learn Before They Launch and talks in more detail about ten specific lessons.
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38. Hospitality Myth #3: You Have To Be An Amazing Cook
Cooking and hospitality appear to go together like peanut butter and jelly. You can’t have one without the other, right? Wrong!
Maybe this line of thinking has kept you from engaging in hospitality, or maybe it has given you a false perspective of what the pursuit of hospitality actually involves.
Today, I am going to take our assumption that cooking and hospitality go hand in hand and show you that even if you never want to step foot in your kitchen, you can still engage in hospitality. -
37. Hospitality Myth #2: You Have To Have A Lot Of Money
If you have ever hosted an event or invited people into your home, then you know that one of the real-world considerations is the literal cost involved. The expense of hosting others can add up quickly, and before we know it we may find ourselves thinking that hospitality is better suited for people with a lot of money, or at least, more money than we have.
In today’s episode, Katherine is going to broach the awkward topic of money as it relates to hospitality and how to separate the truth about how we utilize our resources from the lie that we always need more. -
36. Hospitality Myth #1: You Have To Have A Big House
What do you think of your house? Do you like it? Do you loathe it?
How does it make you feel to think about inviting people into your home? Are you eager? Or are you convinced that hospitality could never happen inside the walls of your house?
Without question, one of the biggest hindrances to hospitality is the way we feel about where we live. In today’s episode, Katherine is sharing a lesson that will reveal this way of thinking for the lie that it is and provide a path forward that will free us to willingly invite people into our home. -
35. Hospitality Behind The Scenes
When it comes to celebrating big life events, we are familiar with the role hospitality plays in hosting a celebration. But, what role does hospitality play in the days and weeks leading up to the party or gathering? In today’s episode, Katherine is taking us behind the scenes to reveal how she is putting hospitality into practice as she prepares and plans for a major event in the life of her family.
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34. Let's Talk About Laundry
Laundry is always with us, and if we let it, laundry can dominate our days (and nights). In this episode, Katherine shares her laundry system along with tips and secrets to making laundry manageable.
Customer Reviews
Amazing podcast!
If you have a heart to open your home to people, this is a must listen! Katherine gives such great nuggets of wisdom about living out hospitality! She’s honest and to the point...it’s both practical and deep.
Warm, friendly, informative!
I’ve recently stumbled across this glorious podcast and it’s everything you didn’t know you needed if you are aspiring to be a better host or cook. Additionally, it’s even better for the seasoned veteran to reaffirm what they know or to learn new things/tips. Her reviews of Ina’s 11 cookbooks are *amazing* and I find myself trying to remember everything she recommends! Plus her voice is so calming and “nice” even when she’s being firm with us about hospitality do’s and don’t’s.