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Welcome to my Podcast! I’m Kelly McCorkle Parkison—pastor’s wife, mom of six, author, CC Director, and founder of Loft 218.
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Enough | EP. 38 (opens the original)
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This week on The Ordinary Brave, I sit down with Lisa Uhrik, co-owner of Plenty Downtown Bookshop, to talk about business, community, and a unique opportunity that's putting our town on the map. As America celebrates its 250th birthday, the National Constitution Center selected Cookeville as one of the pilot communities for its Constitutional Cohorts initiative. Hosted by Plenty, these gatherings bring neighbors together to read, discuss, and better understand the U.S. Constitution through thoug
Americans for Prosperity | EP. 37 (opens the original)
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What does it really mean to advance freedom, reduce government overreach, and empower local communities? In this episode of The Ordinary Brave, I sit down with the Upper Cumberland Director of Americans for Prosperity for a thoughtful conversation about the issues shaping our communities and the role citizens can play in making a difference. Whether you're passionate about public policy, civic engagement, or simply want to better understand the conversations happening across Tennessee, I think y
Let’s Talk Homeschool | EP. 36 (opens the original)
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As a homeschooling mom, this conversation was especially meaningful to me. I recently sat down with Darrin Crockett, director of Daniel 1 Academy, to talk about homeschooling, the role of an umbrella school, and how families are being supported and encouraged throughout their homeschool journey. Whether you're a seasoned homeschool family, just beginning to explore homeschooling, or simply curious about how it all works, I think you'll enjoy this conversation. We discuss the freedoms, responsibi
Taking the Next Step | EP. 35 (opens the original)
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I sat down with Diane Roland, founder and director of Next Step, a ministry right here in Cookeville that is changing the lives of individuals struggling with addiction and bringing hope and healing to them and their families. As we talked, I was reminded that every person has a story, every life has value, and that restoration is always possible. Diane shared the heart behind Next Step, the challenges so many families face, and the incredible transformations that happen when people are given ho
Building Stronger Communities | EP. 34 (opens the original)
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Home is more than four walls—it's a place where families can build a future. I recently had the privilege of sitting down with Kasey McCarty, Director of Development for Upper Cumberland Habitat for Humanity, to talk about the incredible impact Habitat is making across our region. First off, she is delightful to chat with but, we discussed how homeownership changes lives, the importance of community partnerships, and the many ways volunteers, donors, and local families come together to make the
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