No Longer Nomads

Write into the show! Welcome back to another episode of No Longer Nomads! Today, we're joined by Delia D’Ambra — investigative journalist and the voice behind several hit true crime podcasts with over 190 million downloads.Together, we explore questions that matter to all of us:How do you teach your family to stay safe without making them afraid of the world?How do you stay vigilant without living in fear?What does real safety look like — not just physically, but emotionally and spiritually?And what does forgiveness mean to a true crime journalist who’s witnessed the darkest sides of humanity?We dive deep into these questions and more — and trust me, this is an episode for everyone. Thanks for listening. Have a guest suggestion? Reach out at nolongernomads.co

Write into the show! Welcome back to another episode! This week, Dr. Brian Pikalow, author of Relentless Empathy, joins us. We dive into a powerful and practical conversation about how to love our spouses, children, and coworkers even better than ourselves. Don’t miss this enlightening episode—it’s full of wisdom you can apply today.Join our newsletter for the latest on new episodes and upcoming merch here. If you want to buy his book, you can do so here. Write into the show at hello@nolongernomads.coThanks for listening. Have a guest suggestion? Reach out at nolongernomads.co

Write into the show! Welcome back to No Longer Nomads. Host Josh Doyle has Alex Clark from Culture Apothecary on the show, and you don't want to miss this episode. They talk about some of the health myths that are keeping us sick. From food dyes to pharma lies, Alex share the some truths behind what we eat and how we live. It's a bold, eye-opening convo that just might change the way you live. Thanks for listening. Have a guest suggestion? Reach out at nolongernomads.co

Write into the show! Welcome back to another episode of No Longer Nomads! In this episode, Josh Doyle interviews Whitney Newby, the founder of Brighter Day Press, who shares her journey of motherhood, the challenges of parenting, and the importance of community and vulnerability. Whitney discusses her devotional 'Lift Your Eyes,' which offers encouragement and perspective shifts for mothers. The conversation emphasizes the significance of prayer, self-control, and trusting God as our keeper amidst the struggles of parenting. This is a great episode - it's very practical! You don't want to miss this one!Thanks for listening. Have a guest suggestion? Reach out at nolongernomads.co

Write into the show! The Man in White shows up again—this time in Egypt. Welcome back to No Longer Nomads. Erik Ouimette joins the show to share firsthand stories from his Near East journey. He shares a story from a villager who encounters a man in white in his dream. This episode is packed with wild stories of dreams, demons, and the undeniable power of Jesus. Josh also shares a few of his own experiences. This is one you won’t want to miss.Thanks for listening. Have a guest suggestion? Reach out at nolongernomads.co

Timothy Cho, a North Korean defector and human rights advocate, shares his gripping survival story. He recounts his harrowing childhood filled with indoctrination and public executions, and his courageous escape attempts, including his experiences in a Chinese prison. Central to his narrative is the theme of faith and how encountering Christians transformed his life. Cho emphasizes the resilience of those still trapped in oppression, highlighting the importance of telling these stories to foster awareness and inspire hope.

Tom Doyle, an engaging speaker with rich insights into forgiveness, explores why this act can be so difficult. He shares transformative stories from the Middle East, highlighting remarkable turns from hatred to compassion. The discussion also delves into the intricacies of forgiveness in marriage, emphasizing open communication and humility. Additionally, Tom reflects on how historical conflicts shape our understanding of forgiveness and the vital role it plays in personal growth and societal healing.

Write into the show! Welcome back to No Longer Nomads. Join host Josh Doyle as he talks to Osman Jama.What’s it like to be raised Muslim, and then encounter the radical love of Jesus? From escaping war-torn Somalia, to surviving refugee camps, to secretly attending church in the U.S. Osman’s journey is both harrowing and filled with hope. In this episode, he shares about the cost of following Jesus, the family he lost, and the life he found in Christ.This is one of the most powerful testimonies we’ve ever heard. Share it with someone who needs hope today.Thanks for listening. Have a guest suggestion? Reach out at nolongernomads.co

Write into the show! In this powerful episode of No Longer Nomads, Josh sits down with Yasra, a courageous woman who grew up in Iran under strict rule. From wearing the hijab at age nine to secretly wrestling with fear, guilt, and questions about faith, Yasra shares her deeply personal story of leaving everything behind - including her family. You’ll hear about her journey through refugee life, her transformation after encountering Jesus in Cyprus, and the quiet resilience it takes to rebuild life in a foreign land. Through Yasra’s raw and thoughtful reflections, we’re invited to see the human side of political systems, religious expectations, and what it means to be free.Don't miss this one!!Connect with Us: If Yasra’s story moved you, please consider sharing this episode. You can follow No Longer Nomads for more raw and redemptive journeys like this.Thanks for listening. Have a guest suggestion? Reach out at nolongernomads.co

Write into the show! Welcome back to No Longer Nomads. This show is a good one. Josh Doyle talks with filmmaker Todd Morehead to uncover the story behind October 7th—a raw, breathtaking documentary that captures a moment the world must not forget. We think everyone should watch it.Wanna host a screening? Check out more details here. https://www.october7film.comThanks for listening. Have a guest suggestion? Reach out at nolongernomads.co