Épisodes

  • Episode 155: Visiting with Jan Erkert of Champaign, IL and her story, "For the Love of Falling."

    Episode 155: Visiting with Jan Erkert of Champaign, IL and her story, "For the Love of Falling."
    Jul 17 2026

    Jan shared her romantic journey with her husband through her love language of dance. She visits with Jenette and Kerry to update us on her dancing and her passions.
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    51 min
  • Episode 154: Visiting with Niki Fenderson of Decatur, IL and her story, "A King's Daughter."

    Episode 154: Visiting with Niki Fenderson of Decatur, IL and her story, "A King's Daughter."
    Jul 10 2026

    We are so excited for our friends to meet Niki Fenderson, who shared her story, "A King's Daughter" on the She Said Stage in Decatur in 2025. Her story continues to inspire, as Niki published a book under the same title.

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    52 min
  • Episode 153: Visiting with Tiffany Patterson of Bloomington, IL and her story, "The Hug Worth Waiting For."

    Episode 153: Visiting with Tiffany Patterson of Bloomington, IL and her story, "The Hug Worth Waiting For."
    Jul 3 2026

    Tiffany Patterson and the story she shared in Bloomington-Normal last year are perfectly suited for the podcast. A fun fact Tiffany shares is that her daughter has also participated in the That's What Teens Say program and shared her own story on stage!

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    52 min
  • Episode 152: Visiting with Jacqueline Kalipeni of Champaign, IL and her story, "Let Them Carry You."

    Episode 152: Visiting with Jacqueline Kalipeni of Champaign, IL and her story, "Let Them Carry You."
    Jun 26 2026

    We celebrate our 52nd episode, taking the year full circle, with our guest Jacqueline Kalipeni. She braved the microphone in our flagship community of Champaign-Urbana in 2026 and it doesn't take long to figure out that Jacqueline is a passionate, outspoken, resilient woman of faith.

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    52 min
  • Episode 151: Visiting with Debra Olson of Raccoon Lake, IN, and her story, "It's All About The Door."

    Episode 151: Visiting with Debra Olson of Raccoon Lake, IN, and her story, "It's All About The Door."
    Jun 19 2026

    Debra Olson, from the first She Said cast in Terre Haute, joined Jenette and Kerry in the studio to share her emotional story of escaping an unhealthy relationship to find her peace and her new love, all with some unexpected twists in "It's All About the Door."
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    52 min
  • Episode 150: Visiting with Stephanie Belsky and her story, "Permission to Unmute."

    Episode 150: Visiting with Stephanie Belsky and her story, "Permission to Unmute."
    Jun 12 2026

    It is such a treat to welcome Stephanie Belsky to the studio to reminisce about her story, "Permission to Unmute." She took the stage in 2025 at the first That's What She Said Atlanta and continues to use her voice to empower others.

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    52 min
  • Episode 149: Visiting with Michelle Hyde of the Quad Cities and her story, "The 'D' Move."

    Episode 149: Visiting with Michelle Hyde of the Quad Cities and her story, "The 'D' Move."
    Jun 5 2026

    In this beautiful and funny tribute, Michelle Hyde shares memories of her mother and tells our hosts about appearing on stage in That's What She Said Quad Cities.

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    54 min
  • Episode 148: Visiting with Kate Morrison of St. Louis, MO and her story, "31 Days in Santa Fe."

    Episode 148: Visiting with Kate Morrison of St. Louis, MO and her story, "31 Days in Santa Fe."
    May 29 2026

    When the stress of life takes you to the breaking point, you have to be brave enough to take the time away to heal. In her story, "31 Days in Santa Fe," our guest Kate Morrison shares her experience of seeking help and finding her calling.

    *** Sensitive Content Warning: Elements of the story in the podcast refer to mental health issues including anxiety and depression. *** *** If you are experiencing a crisis or seeking recovery from life challenges, there are several resources that provide 24/7 support from trained professionals who can help navigate mental health and other crises or emergencies. However, If you are experiencing a medical emergency or safety emergency requiring law enforcement, EMS, or fire, call 911. ## 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline — Call or Text 988 Free and confidential support to people in crisis 24 hours a day. Services include a Veterans Crisis Line, access to the Spanish crisis specialist network, and LGBTQ+ affirming crisis support services. 988 offers crisis support in English and Spanish, as well as translation services in over 240 languages. The She Recovers Foundation states "We're all recovering from something -- no one should have to recover alone" and connects women through their virtual offerings and in-person community networks, provides resources and support to help women develop their own holistic recovery patchworks, and empowers them to thrive. For more information on The She Recovers Foundation: https://sherecovers.org/ ***
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    54 min