Koffee ChitChat

Fun, laughter and motivating , getting your week started in a positive direction. A very inspirational podcast, always chatting with guest to engage listeners in great conversations that motivate and educate.

Koffee ChitChat is a arts podcast hosted by Paula, with 100 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Paula hosts Koffee ChitChat, a arts show with 100 episodes published.

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  Episode #6

  From Addiction To Restoration Through Music

  Aug 23, 202617 minS14

  Send us Fan Mail Ezra Vancil joins us for a powerful conversation about rebuilding your life after addiction, divorce, and years of chasing the wrong version of success. We talk about addiction and sobriety, faith, family, music, marriage, vulnerability, and what it really means to start over. From discovering songwriting through gospel music to creating Morning and Midnight , Ezra shares how prayer, storytelling, and music became part of his restoration journey. ✨ It’s never too late to begin again. ✨ Success can look different than we once imagined. ✨ The path matters just as much as the destination. Make sure you tune in next season for another exciting episode of Koffee Chit Chat! ☕️ #KoffeeChitChat #EzraVancil #StartingOver #NewBeginnings #Restoration #FaithJourney #AddictionRecovery #SobrietyJourney #HealingJourney #PersonalGrowth #PurposeDriven #ChristianPodcast #FaithAndFamily #MusicAndHealing #RealConversations #LifeAfterAddiction #NeverTooLate #RedefiningSuccess #PodcastLife #NextSeason Support the show “That’s it for today’s brew of inspiration on Koffee Chitchat. Take what filled your cup today and pour it into someone else’s life.”

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  Episode #5

  Burnout Or Self-Trust

  Aug 17, 202620 minS14

  Send us Fan Mail Burnout has a way of hiding behind achievement. You can be the dependable one, the high performer, the person everyone counts on and still find yourself crying before meetings, second-guessing every choice, and running on pure adrenaline. We sit down with , Jasmyn Quianna, former oncology clinical research leader and founder of the Absolute Self-Love Movement, to name what’s really happening when “being strong” starts to feel like a trap. We dig into Jasmyn's core idea: many high-achieving women don’t actually have a burnout problem as much as a self-trust problem. When you don’t trust yourself to choose yourself, you overwork, overthink, and overcarry. We talk perfectionism, people pleasing, and the pressure of always having it together, plus why delegating can feel scary when your identity is tied to being reliable. Jasmyn also breaks down what self-love looks like beyond the trendy version. Think honesty, boundaries, self-respect, and celebrating yourself without guilt. You’ll also hear a practical way to tell fear vs intuition by noticing what feels expansive and rooted in love versus what feels constricting and survival-based. If you’ve been stuck in analysis paralysis, Jasmyn shares a simple, doable reset: name what you want most right now, then take the tiniest next step you can do immediately, even if it’s just five minutes of quiet to breathe. If this conversation hits home, subscribe, share it with a friend who’s always “the strong one,” and leave us a review with your biggest takeaway. What’s one boundary you’re ready to set this week? Support the show “That’s it for today’s brew of inspiration on Koffee Chitchat. Take what filled your cup today and pour it into someone else’s life.”

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  Episode #4

  From Foster Care To Comfort Cases

  Aug 3, 202630 minS14

  Send us Fan Mail A black trash bag should never be the first “welcome” a child gets from the foster care system, but for hundreds of thousands of foster youth, it’s exactly how life shows up at the curb. We sit down with Rob Scheer, author of A Forever Family and founder of Comfort Cases, to talk about the moment he realized a simple backpack could interrupt shame and replace it with dignity. Rob shares his journey from foster care and homelessness to becoming a husband and dad of five adopted kids, and how parenting helped him heal in real time. We get honest about the things people miss when they talk about adoption and child welfare: the trauma kids carry, the basic needs that go unmet, and the power of showing up with something clean, new, and truly theirs. One story in particular, two sisters sharing a toothbrush, makes the mission behind Comfort Cases impossible to ignore. We also talk about transracial adoption, representation, and why “I don’t see color” can do real harm when your kids are treated differently in public. Rob breaks down what it looks like to raise children with pride and protection, while pushing for foster care reform that goes beyond donations, including policy change to ban trash bags and properly fund essentials. If you care about foster care, adoption, trauma-informed support, or nonprofit advocacy, hit play. Subscribe, share this with a friend, and leave a review so more people hear what dignity looks like in action. Support the show “That’s it for today’s brew of inspiration on Koffee Chitchat. Take what filled your cup today and pour it into someone else’s life.”

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  Episode #2

  How Additive-Free Tequila Changes Everything

  Jul 20, 202622 minS14

  Send us Fan Mail We sit down with tequila educator, Katie O’Donnell to unpack what “good tequila” really means, from agave fields in Jalisco to the cocktails we order without thinking twice. We talk craft versus mass production, why additive-free tequila is a transparency issue, and how to start tasting tequila without repeating your worst “gold tequila” memory. • Katie’s path from theater and improv to bartending and tequila education • What makes craft tequila different, including more hand touches and fewer shortcuts • The real meaning of tequila vs 100% agave tequila • Why additive-free tequila is trending, including how the 1% allowance can change flavor • How agave maturity, harvest decisions, and Highlands vs Lowlands soils affect taste • Tromba’s sustainability work, including agave fiber products and the agave rewilding project • The biggest misconception about tequila and why “dangerous” is often misinformation • Beginner-friendly ways to explore, including margaritas, aged tequila, and tastings with food pairings Support the show “That’s it for today’s brew of inspiration on Koffee Chitchat. Take what filled your cup today and pour it into someone else’s life.”

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  Episode #1

  Tim Shurr on Rewiring the Root Belief Behind Anxiety and Self-Sabotage

  Jul 6, 202630 minS14

  Send us Fan Mail Season 14 kicks off with a conversation that gets to the root of why we stay stuck even when we're trying hard not to be. In this episode, we sit down with Tim Shurr to unpack why stress, self-sabotage, and anxiety usually aren't a discipline problem they're a belief problem. Tim walks us through his One Belief Away method, and why lasting change happens when you find and replace the root belief driving your behavior, not when you just white-knuckle your way through it with more effort. We get into how "big T" and "little T" traumas both shape the meaning we assign to events as kids and how those childhood interpretations quietly run the show well into adulthood. Tim breaks down common self-sabotage loops and teaches us how to become a "belief hunter," tracking a stuck emotion back to the very first time we felt it. We also talk about the difference between fear-based beliefs and faith-based beliefs, and what it actually looks like to shift from playing not to lose into playing to win. Tim explains why affirmations often fail not because they don't work, but because they're aimed at the wrong target and introduces the idea of "achiever syndrome," where outward success keeps piling up while inner peace never shows up to match it. Finally, we cover the practical difference between power questions and lousy questions, and how your focus works like a GPS: point it at the wrong destination, and it'll faithfully take you there every time. If you've ever felt like you're doing "all the right things" but still can't shake the pressure, this episode is for you. Enjoyed this one? Share it with someone who needs to hear it, and if you have a minute, we'd love a 5-star rating and review it genuinely helps more people find the show. Support the show “That’s it for today’s brew of inspiration on Koffee Chitchat. Take what filled your cup today and pour it into someone else’s life.”

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