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Let's come together to find community outside of home and work, have curious and meaningful conversations, and embrace each other just as we are. Hosted by Sara Fulton and Holly Schmidt. athirdplacecincy.substack.com
A Third Place hosts A Third Place Podcast, a society show with 35 episodes published.
In this insightful interview, Meshach Kanyion shares his journey from a non-Western Christian upbringing to his calling in Christian spiritual formation and pastoral ministry from a [brief] investment banking career. Dis
We’re re-airing a conversation from last fall that sparked a lot of reflection for us. In this episode, Sara and Holly talk about gender norms, raising boys, and the surprising places conversations can go (including a Sh
Watch the video interview here! Today we have the pleasure of speaking with Brittany Caulfield, who is not what you expect - she’s both a corporate executive with an analytical brain and a devotee to the divine feminine
We have some very special guests on the podcast today - our five boys! That’s right - we interviewed them and got their (brutally honest!) perspectives for a Mother’s Day special. Kids, right? They’ll keep you humble. En
Sara and Holly are discussing the workshop they recently took with Laura Lynne Jackson, psychic medium and author, which was focused on connecting with your “team of light” or your guides in the spiritual world. Get read
Kelly Young, a 30 year veteran in the health and wellness space, shares her journey from personal grief to founding a thriving fitness community that emphasizes authenticity, connection, and sustainable change. Discover
Sara and Holly are back on their Enneagram talk - and if you have a foundational knowledge of this system, today’s conversation is for you. They discuss misconceptions about each of their numbers, including how if we’re
WATCH the video interview with Kathy on Substack! Kathy Evans is back for Part 2 of our conversation, and we’re changing gears a bit. We’re shifting to Kathy’s role as a mother of boys (now men). We ask her to reflect ab
Come watch the VIDEO interview with Kathy on Substack! Today we have the pleasure of speaking with Kathy Evans, who is Holly’s colleague, sage mentor, and personal friend for the last two decades. Kathy, now recently ret
Spring is here, and it’s an important time of awakening, possibilities, and planting. We come out of the stillness of winter with curiosity and energy to get outside and get moving. It’s a threshold season - it can be un
What if Lent was never meant to be about giving up chocolate? In this episode, we explore what Lent was actually designed to be — a communal season, held together, moving toward something as a community. We trace how it
Let’s be honest - we all struggle to rest. In a world of endless notifications, constant productivity, and year-round self-optimization, rest has quietly become something we have to earn. In this episode, we explore one
Parenting doesn’t stay the same — and neither do we. In this episode, we explore the evolution of parenting, how our perspective shifts as our kids grow older, and the wisdom that only comes with time, mistakes, and expe
Happy (Lunar) New Year! We are about to enter Year of the Horse - and buckle up, it’s going to be a fiery one. Sara and Holly talk about the year we’re about to end (year of the Snake), how the transition will feel, and
Sara and Holly are discussing a phrase we don’t typically think about for this moment in time - collective grief is the idea that we are all sharing emotional processing of loss at a cultural level. Whether its political
Sara and Holly are talking about Gen Z - the good, the bad, even the “brocolli,” but mostly what we can learn from them. From authentically facing the realities of the world they inherited to how they are redefining the
Sara and Holly are talking about intuition today. They discuss how we all have access to certain “clairs” and the ability to receive messages that, while they might not be big and dramatic like the movies, can make our d
Sara and Holly are talking about the history of “against-ism,” how it shows up in the world today, and also how it’s not productive or moving us forward. They share some ideas on how you can be a “For-ist” instead of an
Sara and Holly are talking today about “Wintering,” and how this seasons asks us to embrace all that it has to offer, instead of something just to “survive.” So grab some tea, dim your lights, cozy up, and learn how you
Sara and Holly are talking about a new concept they want you to try in 2026 to enhance your connections and strengthen community with others. They explain what a circle is, the different types you might try, and what to
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