Diana. In this episode of "All I Know," Diana talks about being born overseas, her love of words and books, and the life-changing impact of some time she spent in Africa. "I fell in love with the world," she said. Want to fall in love with the world too? Diana might have an idea for you. Listen in, and catch all the light you can!
In this episode of "All I Know," Kim, an international adoptee from Korea, will relay her experiences with racism. She shares some vulnerable and significant events, both from childhood and into her adulthood. Kim will also explore the impact that racism has had on her development over the years, specifically when it comes to her sense of self. It's a timely conversation, and one that we all should participate in. Each of us has a part we can play in dismantling racism, so this is a "must listen." Catch all the light you can! ...
Jules. In this episode of "All I Know," Jules shares her journey coming to love in a way she did not expect. She takes us through the revelation that others' expectations of her need not be her obligations to fulfill. Jules said, "And I stepped into this life knowing that I was about to shatter everything that had been expected of me in my professional world, with my children, with my husband..." Years ago, there was an orignal song written for the show "Nashville." When Jen left this interview, [this song](http://https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQH-wF9Nqz0) made sense, and seemed a proper anthem for Jules. "This time we have together is our shelter from the rain. I will share this weight you carry; let me be your sanctuary." If ever you have needed a safe haven, take comfort in hearing the story of one who found hers. Listen in, and catch all the light you can! Update: Since this photograph was taken, Jules has gotten a very sassy haircut! She is as lovely with her short-do as she was with her braid. ...
Kelly. In this episode of "All I Know," she shares her experience as a mother managing the challenges of a cancer diagnosis for her son. Kelly touches on some of the complications that come with being an adoptive parent, the emotional impact her son's diagnosis on their family, and what she learned about life having had to witness and walk through such a painful and scary time with her child. When asked about her definition of success, Kelly responded, "If you'd asked me that question five years ago, I'd have a completely different answer than I do today." Listen in and catch all the light you can! ...
