Little Faith Podcast

In this three part wrap-up of season 3, Havilah talks about how we can help our kids develop resiliency and learn to do hard things without rescuing them. Patreon Enneagram for Everyone

At the end of this season 3, Havilah shares some of the lessons she's learned over the last year. This week she shares a moment at the park, and how it changed everything.   Patreon Know when the course is live!

We're taking off a few weeks from new content for spring break. This episode originally aired November 13, 2018

We're taking a few weeks off of new content for spring break - this episode originally aired November 6, 2018

Today on the podcast Havilah finishes her conversation with Sarah and Beth of Pantsuit Politics. Sarah and Beth are leaders in how to have conversations about difficult and tricky topics without loosing your sanity or humanity in the process. This is part 2 of 2. Raising Human Beings Book  Robcast Episode "Is this your first accident?" Pantsuit Politics  Enneagram Growth Guide  

Today on the podcast Havilah talks with Sarah and Beth of Pantsuit Politics. Sarah and Beth are leaders in how to have conversations about difficult and tricky topics without loosing your sanity or humanity in the process. This is part 1 of 2.   Pantsuit Politics  Enneagram Growth Guide    

This week Havilah continues her conversations around race and racial justice with Fable of The Diatribe. Fable works with youth to find connection and understanding for each other through the medium of poetry and spoken word. Marcel "Fable" Price is a Bi-racial North American writer, teaching artist, community advocate, motivational speaker, and executive director of non profit organization The Diatribe. Fable is the 2016 recipient of a Community Advocate Award, a 2017 40 Under 40 Honoree, and is the currently holding the title of Poet Laureate. He is the author of "Adrift in a Sea of M&M's" (2016) and is currently working to finish his second collection of poems titled Metamorphosis; an extroverted caterpillars guide to becoming an introverted butterfly (2019). Fable is the first person under the age of 40, and the first person of color to have earned the title of poet laureate of Grand Rapids Michigan; a three-year tenure with already measurable successes achieved within the first year. Fable

This week Havilah continues her conversations around race and racial justice with Fable of The Diatribe. Fable works with youth to find connection and understanding for each other through the medium of poetry and spoken word.   The Diatribe Little Faith on Patreon This week Havilah continues her conversations around race and racial justice with Fable of The Diatribe. Fable works with youth to find connection and understanding for each other through the medium of poetry and spoken word. Marcel "Fable" Price is a Bi-racial North American writer, teaching artist, community advocate, motivational speaker, and executive director of non profit organization The Diatribe. Fable is the 2016 recipient of a Community Advocate Award, a 2017 40 Under 40 Honoree, and is the currently holding the title of Poet Laureate. He is the author of "Adrift in a Sea of M&M's" (2016) and is currently working to finish his second collection of poems titled Metamorphosis; an extroverted caterpillars guide to becoming an intro

It's been a week over here in Little Faith land. So instead of pushing through and 'crushing it', we're taking a beat. This week's guest is someone you know, but haven't heard interviewed.....your very own Havilah! We'll continue our conversations around race next week, but for now, we hope you enjoy listening to this conversation from Sacred Psychology from last year, where Tamara Powell interviewed Havilah about the Enneagram. Sacred Psychology

In this episode, Havilah finishes her conversation about race and racial justice with Cindy Wang Brandt. Patreon Cindy's website Parenting Forward Racial Justice Resources: Black and White: Racism in America Raising White Kids    

In this episode, Havilah talks to Cindy Wang Brandt about the complexities of racial justice, how we can learn from others, and how not to be 'that' white person. Basically, it boils down to this: listen well. This is the first part of the conversation - tune in next week for the second half of the conversation.   Patreon Cindy's website Parenting Forward Racial Justice Resources: Black and White: Racism in America Raising White Kids YA Book Recs    

In this final episode of Enneagram month, Havilah finishes her talk with Meg Tietz about the Enneagram, parenting, and how living life fully awake is what matters.   Sorta Awesome Sorta Awesome Hangout Meg on Instagram The Transformation Collaborative Everyday Enneagram Growth Guide  Enneagram for Everyone Little Faith on Patreon  

This week is the first part of Havilah's conversation with Meg Tietz to talk more about the Enneagram and how it has changed both their lives.  Meg on Sorta Awesome Sorta Awesome Hangout Group Enneagram for Everyone The Transformation Collaborative

This week Havilah finishes her conversation with Beatrice Chestnut. They talk about the Enneagram and parenting and how we can use it as a tool to be better parents and better people.

In this continuation of Havilah and Beatrice's conversation, Beatrice shares about types 2-7.

This month we are focusing on the Enneagram! In this first part of Havilah's conversation with Beatrice Chestnut they discuss how she found the Enneagram, what it is, and types 9, 8, and 1.   Also, Havilah announces her new online course, Enneagram for Everyone. More info: courses.littlefaithpodcast.com 

This episode originally aired July 25, 2018.

This episode originally aired on September 5, 2018.

Join 9 year-old Julia as she leads you and your littles through a mindful body scan practice. 

Join 9 year-old Julia as she leads you and your littles through a mindful eating practice.