
Welcome to At My Kitchen Table, a conversational, interview-y podcast where I have a good yap with a guest!
When I was growing up, the kitchen table was the conversation center in a lot of homes. At my grandparents' house, friends and family alike were welcomed with connection as much as with drinks and food. In my parents' house, that tradition continued as my siblings and I would post up and ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 48 | Founded | a year ago |
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Teabags, I love it when I meet people who are "doers" in life - the people who see a need and figure out creative ways to fill it. Erica Cochran pulls up a seat at my kitchen table today to talk about how she’s intentionally modeling action over acc... more
It’s Wednesday, Teabags, and it’s time to welcome Jaclyn Haines to my kitchen table. I have the pleasure of knowing Jaclyn because she’s married one of my bonus kids – her husband is one of my son’s closest friends. She gets into some personal medi... more
Teabags, I am so excited for today’s conversation with my dear friend, former co-worker, fellow avid reader, and COVID show-watching buddy, Chris Distler. Not only is Chris all of these things, but he’s also one of the earliest Teabags, making today... more
Welcome to Wednesday, Teabags! Today, I’m joined at my kitchen table by Olivia Zortman, who dives into what it's like for her to work through reconciling her religion with her identity. Growing up as a queer kid in an inclusive Christian denominatio... more
Teabags, buckle up! Jason Hill, CJ McDermott, and Robbie Meixner return to my kitchen table today to talk about the importance of male friendships. Bonding over ninja turtles, a complicated neighbor, and the CoGos on Virginia Avenue, these three lo... more
You know we love a deep dive into the things that drive people to serve, particularly in government. This week, Dylan Altemara joins me at my kitchen table to discuss how is own personal experiences led him to get involved. Dylan gets candid about ... more
Happy Wednesday, Teabags! For those of you who have followed me on socials for a long time or who have read my blog, you’ll know my guest as Kid 1. My oldest, Braeden, joins me at my kitchen table this week to have a yap about what life is like wit... more
Taking a seat at my kitchen table this week is Jonathan Slade, a college professor, documentarian, and the creator / reporter / photographer of the hyperlocal newspaper, The Mason-Dixon Surveyor.
I was really excited to sit down with Jonathan and di... more
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This show centers conversations around real-life stories, community, and everyday resilience, often inviting guests who blur the lines between personal growth, local impact, and supportive relationships. Across episodes, themes like parenting, health journeys, entrepreneurship, addiction recovery, mental health, and community engagement surface repeatedly, usually through intimate storytelling and humor. A standout pattern is the approachable, kitchen-table vibe that invites guests to share concrete experiences, practical insights, and human moments, making it relatable to listeners seeking empathy, practical wisdom, and community connection. Potential listeners who enjoy candid, down-to-earth conversations about family, health, local cultu... more
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Recent guests on At My Kitchen Table include:
1. Ian Stone
2. Patrick Shaak
3. Rollin Apgar
4. Angela Myers
5. Jason Hill
6. Jenn Rennie
7. Hayley Reyes
8. Kenzie Shaak
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