WHOA That's Good Podcast

Dr. Daniel Amen, one of America’s leading psychiatrists, joins Sadie to discuss the importance of brain health. Dr. Amen also discusses the difference between "mental health" and "brain health," how to stop automatic negative thoughts, and how to control the "what ifs." Plus, Sadie and Dr. Amen touch on the importance of a healthy church and the effects of social media on your brain's health. You can learn more about Dr. Amen, his books, and his clinic at danielamenmd.com.- Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today I’m sharing my postpartum struggles with body image, physical pain, "what ifs," anxiety, the battle between fear and joy, and so many other emotions that have flooded over me in the past several weeks. I want to share my story, but I also hope it’s inspiring to you in your own journey no matter if it’s postpartum or something else you’re walking through. And remember, the same God that was with us in the hospital room during Honey’s miraculous birth is the same God who is sitting with you right now.- Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

When I gave birth to sweet and strong Honey James, nothing I planned for happened, but everything I prayed for did. This is the beautiful, funny, scary, painful, and incredibly joyful story of my labor and Honey's miraculous birth. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Willie Robertson and Grammy-nominated artist Crowder will crack you up and inspire you in this fun conversation about male grooming (or lack thereof), memorable Uber trips, corndogs and cheese sticks, Olivia Newton-John, hip-hop, and their shared heart for evangelism. Willie talks about the art of spreading the Gospel, Crowder reveals what drives him crazy about religion, and they discuss cooking, the time Crowder made a bouncer named Dirty Dave cry, and how Crowder convinced his dad Queen was a Christian band. Crowder's new album, Milk & Honey, is available now.- Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Christian music artist Chris McClarney joins Sadie's brother, John Luke Robertson, to share his advice on not taking yourself too seriously, failure and redemption, and how to be OK with taking risks and making mistakes. They also discuss having zero shame about listening to fun pop music, the superpower of an Enneagram 7, the secret to faking an expensive-looking watch, Chris' songwriting process, and how he plans to use unreleased "orphan songs" to help actual orphans. This conversation is full of laughs and great advice!- Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Candace Cameron Bure joins Korie Robertson to share an honest, intimate look at her struggles and joys as a wife, mom, actress, producer, director, entrepreneur, author, and Christian woman in the entertainment industry. Korie reveals how they first met and why Sadie might have skipped "Dancing with the Stars" if not for a phone call with Candace. Then, Candace talks about how she makes business decisions without compromising her beliefs, what motivates her to speak boldly about her faith, how she approaches the entertainment industry as a mission field, what she loves about growing older, the blessings of young motherhood, her recovery from an eating disorder, and how she motivates herself to stay fit.- Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pastor and "Welcome to Adulting" author JP Pokluda shares his incredible insights into how to approach dating and commitment in the 21st century. He and guest host Christian Huff talk about the biggest lies people believe about dating and attraction, finding the right someone to marry, whether to lower your standards, and what should disqualify someone as boyfriend or girlfriend material. JP's latest book is "Outdated: Find Love That Lasts When Dating Has Changed." - Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sadie and "Dancing with the Stars" cast member Lindsay Arnold get candid about relationships, how to approach struggles with body image when your body is changing, the best way to handle the weight of comparison, and how to find confidence in the place where your confidence was shaken most. They also talk about the difference between being liked and being loved, long-distance dating, how you can be a good sister and friend, how to overcome jealousy, motherhood, Lindsay's YouTube channel, and why Sadie can't wait to try Lindsay's workout. Lindsay's unguarded advice will lift your heart and inspire you no matter what season you're in. Then, Sadie and Christian offer a listener in Northern Ireland advice on dealing with loneliness and how to dive into the opportunities it can present.  - Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sadie and her best friend, Laney Rene, chat about motherhood, marriage, diapers, pregnancy brain, fear, and embracing their weirdness. Laney kicks it off with brilliant biblical advice that will become an anthem for your life. She spills the details on why Sadie and Christian had a double wardrobe change when she visited with her baby, and she describes the harrowing 55-hour labor that ended up building her faith and teaching her more about God's love. Laney's book, "Speak Your Name: Devotions and Declarations on the Reality of Jesus," is available now.- Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sadie is joined by her mom, Korie Robertson, to share an inside look at what it's really like to raise kids in the Robertson household. Check out the fun stories, raw honesty, and timeless advice, including why kids don't need perfect parents, how to keep comparison from creeping in, why you shouldn't treat every kid the same, how to stay on the same team with your spouse even when you disagree, and how to be intentional about parenthood long before you ever become a mom or dad. Then, Sadie and Christian offer advice on how you can weather a breakup without being consumed by bitterness. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices