Laura Hanby Hudgens's guest appearances

Laura Hanby Hudgens

Thriving in the Trenches a Catholic Podcast

Heather Khym

Leila Miller

Sonja Corbitt

Colleen Duggan

Carrie Gress

Lindsay Schlegel

Katie Curtis

Don Johnson

Mary Lenaburg

Matt Lozano

Christopher West

Leah Darrow

Sarah Christmyer

Emily Stimpson

Dwija Borobia

OwlTail

Have you ever heard a piece of "wisdom" that has been passed on for generations? For example, "You can do anything you put your mind to" or "Do what makes you happy". While these words can feel encouraging in a moment of stress, they may not be the most sound and virtuous ways to go about discerning life decisions.   Laura Hudgens, a writer, junior high teacher, momma, and my friend, sits down with me as we talk through several of these little sayings. As referenced in one of her  Grown and Flown articles, these phrases have become ingrained into our culture of encouragement.   Of course, I always enjoy my friendly conversations with Laura, this interview is no different. So, I hope you sit back and enjoy - or fold your laundry - or drive to work -- but nonetheless, ENJOY! This one will have you smiling, shaking your head and even singing, Amen!   Guest:     Laura is a Catholic middle school teacher and a freelance writer. She lives on a buffalo farm in the Arkansas Ozarks where she enjoys cooking and baking, which is also the key to bringing her busy family together. Her work has appeared on The Washington Post, Huffington Post, Grown and Flown, ChurchPOP, and elsewhere.   Find out more about Laura here.

Have you ever heard a piece of "wisdom" that has been passed on for generations? For example, "You can do anything you put your mind to" or "Do what makes you happy". While these words can feel encouraging in a moment of stress, they may not be the most sound and virtuous ways to go about discerning life decisions. Laura Hudgens, a writer, junior high teacher, momma, and my friend, sits down with me as we talk through several of these little sayings. As referenced in one of her <a href="https://grownandflown.com/graduating-senior-words-wisdom-ignore/?utm_source=facebookhs&amp;utm_medium=socialflow&amp;fbclid=IwAR2RlkqhTBZ9XN3bzPQMq8UdzcQAIlAPkvfsEU9o8uiwueyi2PBbm3YBLMo" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Grown and Flown</a> articles, these phrases have become ingrained into our culture of encouragement. Of course, I always enjoy my friendly conversations with Laura, this interview is no different. So, I hope you sit back and enjoy - or fold your laundry - or drive to work -- but nonetheless, ENJOY! This one will have you smiling, shaking your head and even singing, Amen! Guest: Laura is a Catholic middle school teacher and a freelance writer. She lives on a buffalo farm in the Arkansas Ozarks where she enjoys cooking and baking, which is also the key to bringing her busy family together. Her work has appeared on The Washington Post, Huffington Post, Grown and Flown, ChurchPOP, and elsewhere. Find out more about Laura <a href="https://www.facebook.com/lchanbyhudgens/" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank">here.</a>

Words of Wisdom We Ought Just Ignore - Laura Hanby Hudgens EP064