
Snacks & Good Company isn't all about snacks. It's about tackling tough topics with humility and humor…and yes, snacks! You bring the snacks (I'll be having popcorn!) and we'll bring the good company.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 23 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||

What happens when women "of a certain age" go back to school? Sherri Lynn sits down with Steph from Shine.FM to talk about fear, online learning, balancing family and faith, and discovering it's never too late to grow.
From confusing rubrics with R... more
This is the final episode of our perimenopause and menopause series. Sherri is joined by lifelong friends as they talk honestly about what this season is really like, what no one told them, and how God meets them in it all.
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In Episode 5 of Snacks and Good Company, Sherri Lynn is joined by longtime radio friends Rebecca Carroll and Michelle Renew for a candid, funny, and deeply thoughtful conversation about aging, menopause, brain fog, hot flashes, and watching yourself ... more
In Episode 4 of Snacks and Good Company, Sherri Lynn sits down with radio veteran, counselor, and doctoral student Stacy Stone to talk about the mental, emotional, and spiritual realities of perimenopause and menopause. They unpack anxiety, depressio... more
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Sherri shares the truths she found about topics that women struggle with motherhood, singleness, menopause. Love her and her heart for sharing confessions, truth and HOPE! Thank you Sherri!
This podcast was an encouragement to me! Thank you so much for talking about this! I’ve learned so much!
I cannot say enough great things about this podcast and Sherri! I loved this latest series on perimenopause and menopause. I feel like I’m not alone. Thank you Sherri for speaking about something we (in my opinion) just don’t talk enough about.
Thank you so much for the series on peri menopause. For the reminder that we are not alone and most importantly that we are daughters of the One True King. I also appreciate the reminders that the Bible does not focus on youth and that getting older does take away our purpose! Thank you for the amazing guests and your honesty!
This has been so helpful and encouraging. Thanks Sherri! Just want to say that the music playing in the background of the interviews can be very distracting and irritating.
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A faith-forward, speaker-driven show that blends candid conversations about motherhood, aging, singleness, and menopause with practical tips and humor. Episodes center on personal experience, faith, and community support, often featuring guest experts from broadcasting, medicine, and church settings. The tone is warm, empathetic, and real, with a consistent emphasis on grace, resilience, and open dialogue about topics often considered taboo. The program appears particularly attuned to midlife women navigating health changes, family dynamics, and spiritual identity, while also welcoming single women and working moms into the conversation. A standout angle is weaving spiritual perspectives with medical and cultural context to reframe aging an... more
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Recent guests on Snacks and Good Company include:
1. Rebecca Carroll
2. Michelle Renew
3. Stacy Stone
4. Heather Erb
5. Dr. Carol Tanksley
6. Erica Parkerson
7. Dani Treweek
8. Ms. Bev
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