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Rocking It with Chrys and Shellie

Rocking It with Chrys and Shellie

Di: Chrys Howard and Shellie Tomlinson
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Many times parents can’t “see the trees” because the forest is overwhelming. Can I get an AMEN? Each week, Chrys and Shellie, seasoned moms and grandmas, help listeners see life lessons in the simple events that happen daily. If you could use some Godly parenting wisdom, encouragement and inspiration, along with some fun, real life stories, this podcast is for you! Genitorialità e famiglie Relazioni Spiritualità
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  • Phyllis Robertson Thomas: I Never Knew | Finding Healing After Trauma

    Phyllis Robertson Thomas: I Never Knew | Finding Healing After Trauma
    Sep 24 2026
    You may know Phyllis Robertson Thomas as the daughter Phil Robertson never knew he had. But that remarkable discovery is only one chapter of her story. This week on Rocking It with Chrys & Shellie, we sit down with Phyllis for an honest and hope-filled conversation about family, identity, trauma, faith, and healing. Phyllis’ story captured the attention of people around the world when she discovered as an adult that Phil Robertson was her biological father. Her journey to find him was filled with unexpected twists and turns and, as many of us know, ended with a beautiful welcome into the Robertson family. But Phyllis reminds us of something important: not every difficult family story gets a storybook ending. So what do we do when it doesn’t? Drawing from her own experiences as well as her professional training, Phyllis shares how we can face the painful parts of our stories without allowing them to define the rest of our lives. Phyllis is a wife, mom, grandmother, former psychiatric nurse, and now a licensed professional counselor working with children and families. Her new book, I Never Knew: Finding Healing and Renewal After Trauma, goes far beyond the story of discovering her biological father. It explores trauma, identity, relationships, faith, and the healing that can come when we’re willing to face the truth about our past. This is a conversation about more than what happened to us. It’s about what happens next. In This Episode, We Talk About ● The incredible story of discovering Phil Robertson was her biological father ● What it felt like to finally meet her dad ● Being welcomed into the Robertson family ● Why finding her biological father was only one part of her healing journey ● How childhood experiences can continue to affect us as adults ● Understanding trauma and the ways it can shape our identity and relationships ● Why not every family story has the happy ending we hoped for ● How we move forward when circumstances cannot be changed ● The role faith has played in Phyllis’ healing ● How her nursing background led her into mental health counseling ● What she has learned from working with children and families ● Why healing doesn’t mean pretending the painful things never happened ● The story behind her new book, I Never Knew Key Takeaway You may not get to choose everything that happens in your story, but what happened to you does not have to define the rest of your story. Healing is possible, and there is hope on the other side of hurt. Scripture Connection “Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind.” - Romans 12:2 About Our Guest Phyllis Robertson Thomas is a wife, mother, grandmother, former psychiatric nurse, and licensed professional counselor. Her personal journey became known publicly in 2020 when she discovered that Duck Dynasty patriarch Phil Robertson was her biological father. But Phyllis’ story extends far beyond that discovery. Her own experiences with trauma and healing eventually helped lead her into the mental health profession, where she now works with children and families. In her new book, I Never Knew: Finding Healing and Renewal After Trauma, Phyllis combines her personal story, professional experience, and Christian faith to offer hope to others who are working through painful experiences of their own. Listener Reflection Is there something from your past that still has more influence over your present than you would like? Maybe healing doesn’t begin by changing what happened because we can’t. Maybe it begins by realizing our past can be part of our story without becoming the author of our future. Join the Conversation We’d love to hear from you: What’s one truth you’ve learned that helped you move forward from something difficult in your past? And if you know someone who is walking through trauma, a difficult family relationship, questions about identity, or simply a season they didn’t choose, share this episode with them. Sometimes knowing someone else has walked a hard road and found hope is exactly what we need. Subscribe to Rocking It with Chrys & Shellie, the grandmas you didn’t know you needed, for more honest conversations about faith, family, relationships, and navigating the real stuff of life. Resources I Never Knew: Finding Healing and Renewal After Trauma by Phyllis Robertson Thomas Available through major booksellers and at Phyllis’ website. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    30 min
  • Korie Robertson on Kinkeeping, Family & the Stories That Hold Us Together

    Korie Robertson on Kinkeeping, Family & the Stories That Hold Us Together
    Sep 17 2026
    We’re back, and we couldn’t think of a better guest to help us kick off a brand-new season of Rocking It with Chrys & Shellie than Korie Robertson! Korie happens to be Chrys’ daughter, which makes this conversation especially fun, but there was plenty to catch up on. While Duck Dynasty will always be a big part of Korie’s story, some exciting new adventures are unfolding in her life, and she’s sharing the behind-the-scenes with us. One of those adventures is Kinkeeping, Korie’s new partnership with Hobby Lobby. Korie tells us where the word kinkeeping came from, why the idea immediately resonated with her, and what it means to be the person who intentionally keeps a family connected. And she doesn’t just tell us about it. She challenges all of us to become kinkeepers in our own families. Korie also gives us a peek into the making of the Hobby Lobby Kinkeeping commercial, featuring some very special family moments with Miss Kay and the rest of the Robertson family, including a sweet scene with Korie and her daddy. Plus, Korie shares that she’s working on a new book by the same name, Kinkeeping. It’s a conversation about family, connection, memories, legacy, and the importance of intentionally keeping the people we love close. We think it’s the perfect way to begin this new season. Scripture Connection “Love one another deeply as brothers and sisters. Take the lead in honoring one another.” - Romans 12:10 About Our Guest Korie Robertson is an author, speaker, entrepreneur, wife, mom, grandmother—and, as we discovered in this conversation, a natural kinkeeper. Many know Korie and her family through Duck Dynasty, but her greatest passion has always centered around faith and family. Her latest projects continue that mission by encouraging families to intentionally nurture the relationships, stories, and traditions that connect one generation to the next. Listener Reflection Who is the kinkeeper in your family? Maybe it’s the person who organizes Sunday lunch, keeps everyone updated, takes the pictures, remembers the stories, or makes sure everyone comes home for Christmas. And here’s an even better question: How can you help keep your family connected? Join the Conversation We’d love to hear from you! Tell us who the kinkeeper is in your family and what they do that keeps everyone connected. Then share this episode with them. It might be a wonderful way to say, “I see what you do for our family, and it matters.” Subscribe to Rocking It with Chrys & Shellie, the grandmas you didn’t know you needed, so you don’t miss what’s coming this season. - Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    33 min
  • Today is a Verb with Carol McLeod

    Today is a Verb with Carol McLeod
    Mar 5 2026
    In this episode, Chrys and Shellie sit down with bestselling author and speaker Carol McLeod to talk about her devotional book, Today Is a Verb. Carol encourages women to move beyond simply thinking about faith and instead live it out daily with intention, passion, and purpose. Through practical wisdom and biblical encouragement, Carol reminds us that every day is an opportunity to choose faith, hope, gratitude, and action. She also shares insights from her ministry and her podcast, The Significant Women Podcast, where she continues encouraging women to live meaningful, faith-filled lives. In This Episode, We Discuss: • Why faith is something we live, not just believe • The message behind Today Is a Verb • Practical ways to walk boldly in everyday life • How intentional living changes our outlook and influence • Encouragement for women in busy or uncertain seasons Key Takeaway: Faith is active. Each day gives us a new opportunity to live with courage, purpose, and intention right where God has placed us. For Listeners: If you’re looking for daily encouragement to live your faith more intentionally, this conversation — and Carol’s devotional — will inspire you to step into each day with renewed purpose. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    27 min
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