Storm Chasing

02/10/20 • 66 min

If you know Jamie you know she hates two things; snakes and storms. So, you can imagine her excitement and utter terror talking to a real life Texas Storm Chaser. Chelsea Burnett talks about growing up a weather nerd, how she started storm chasing and her first wall cloud. She busts some myths about tornadoes, lightning and settles a storm argument between Jamie and Dustin. She also shares the secret on how storm chasers keep their vehicles insured! Enjoy this light hearted episode and no, we will not have a snake handler on next! ;)

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Anxiety, Depression and Burnout.

The distinguished Rev. Les Welk visits with Jamie and talks openly about his journey through anxiety, depression and burnout in ministry. He talks about life scripts we internalize, the pain of mistakes made along the way and what he would tell his 20 year old self. He also helps Jamie navigate her own experiences with anxiety. Enjoy this vulnerable glimpse into the life of someone who has walked through public victories and defeats and has a message that will resonate with anyone wondering if hope can be found again. https://youtu.be/7Wvpf7RxyU0

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