The Daily Catch: Recent Episodes
Jayme Fisher
Welcome to the Daily Catch! Podcast version! Here, I will be posting podcasts similar to my written blog, but it may just be me sharing what is on my mind, answering questions, interviewing my friends or anything in between! If you have any suggestions, please reach out as I would love to try it out.
In this month's episode, I dive into the ins and outs of the body positivity movement. I share why I think it fails to do what it intends and how this failure is hurting people more than help.
In this month's episode, Jayme sits down with her good friend Noel and they discuss how hard it can be to find time to spend with the Lord. Jayme shares her struggle with setting aside quiet time even when she wants to spend time with the Lord. Throughout their conversation, the girls pick apart this less discussed topic in the Christian world. Both share their struggles and some ideas they have tried in the past that have helped them carve out time for God.
In this week's episode, Jayme is joined by her (SOON TO BE) sister-in-law Naomi Smith. Naomi is currently pursuing her masters in social work and is just an all around fantastic friend. Jayme and Naomi dive into the challenging topic of faith and the LGBTQ. Together, they dive into questions like "How should Christians respond to the LGBTQ movement?" and "What would Jesus do?"
In this episode, Jayme shares about how a message on repentance impacted her to start thinking about the different idols that fill her life. She discusses culture, politics and body image and how it has kept her from pursuing her faith.
Hi!!! So this podcast episode is an overview of what I am hoping this platform can become. I want to unpack our culture today and speak directly to religion and political issues. I hoping to be real and honest about who I am, the things I believe, and the things struggle with. Make sure you follow to see how it plays out ;)
My friend Emily and I sat down and chatted about the challenges Christians face while trying to navigate college. We share our experiences and strategies that we have found work for us to stay rooted in our faith while balancing the craziness of college life.