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After I placed 11th in the Atlanta Spartan Open a few years ago, I had lots of friends ask my how I trained for the race. It was pretty simple stuff: exercise, eat right, and be consistent. But I’m one of those believers in the journey being mo
This is a brief (and I mean BRIEF) episode about different tools, books, and podcasts that I personally use and find worthwhile to share. To phrase it differently: this is stuff I think is absolutely awesome and you should checkout.What I Recom
"It's not worth it to do anything you don't love."Changing your frame of reference is essential for developing a well-rounded worldview. Renee Ewald shares her story with us and how life overseas helped her to know this simple truth: there is m
Ever feel like circumstances are set against you?While the Universe probably isn't out to get you, sometimes it can feel like life has an overwhelming amount of obstacles. As an OCR (Obstacle Course Racer) competitor, your host, Kasen Wysong, o
Ben Hobbes is our featured guest this week. We discuss the following topics:Connecting with others.Stepping out of comfort zones.Owning the past and present.Not holding back on who you are.Finding solid support groups.Among other things, Ben is
The podcast is starting up again!After a long leave of absence to work on a Third Culture Journey book, your host (me) is returning to revamp the podcast. There will be a new format to episodes. We will still have interviews, but these will be
Sami West and I continue our conversation about short-term ministry. She reveals her personal testimony involving a new-death experience and divulges how that influenced her perspective on life. If you are looking for a change in your frame of
Sami West is featured for this week's TCJ podcast episode. She recently took a short-term mission trip to Southeast Asia in order to serve the people there and represent Christ. We delve into the different circumstances leading up to her trip,
Lilla Tramm has spent her years since graduating college in a somewhat unconventional route. She has worked overseas, dedicating her life to mission work and evangelism. She currently lives in Norway, continuing her work with Youth With A Missi
What's it like to leave a place you call "home" and move to a completely different culture and environment? Stephanie Sherman helps expound on this topic by drawing from her own life experiences. She tells us about her transition story and what
This week's podcast is about the different gadgets, websites, apps, and podcasts that I have found very beneficial in my time as a college student. Everything I recommend I have used or still currently use, and has helped me maintain high grade
Mallory Stemple grew up in Kiev, Ukraine. She talks about her experiences there and the difficulty of moving to the States. Furthermore, she expounds on the joy of making new friends and living in a new place. She is studying to be a nurse and
Jeremy Jenkins was raised in Senegal and now attends college in Alaska. He has lots of insight on transitioning, whether it's within one country or to a completely new one. Jeremy shares about his experiences moving from a village in Senegal to
David Murphy is a basketball player at Cornerstone University in Michigan. He grew up in a much different part of the world (though equally cold): Kiev, Ukraine. David spent seventeen years overseas and moved to Michigan for college. He sheds s
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