Have you ever wondered how your phone might be affecting your attention, your relationships, or even the way you connect with your children?

In this episode of All Things Possible, we welcome Catherine Price, bestselling author and science journalist, for an in-depth conversation about technology, screen time, attention, and family life. Together, we explore how smartphones and constant digital distractions are shaping adults, parents, and children—and why building a healthier relationship with technology is essential for emotional well-being and real connection.

Catherine breaks down how tech companies are designed to capture our attention, how excessive screen use impacts child development and parent-child bonding, and why traditional screen-time rules often fall short. This episode offers a thoughtful, research-based perspective on digital habits, intentional living, and raising connected families in a screen-saturated world.

Catherine Price is an award-winning science journalist, speaker, and bestselling author of How to Break Up With Your Phone and The Power of Fun. She writes and speaks about attention, technology addiction, happiness, and digital well-being, helping individuals and families create healthier boundaries with their devices.

Her work has appeared in The New York Times, TIME, The Washington Post, and Scientific American. Catherine is also the co-author of the upcoming book, "The Amazing Generation," which focuses on guiding tweens toward confident, balanced relationships with technology.

Catherine Price Website: https://catherineprice.com/

Catherine Price Blog: https://catherineprice.substack.com/

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What if the culture is wrong about motherhood, family, and fulfillment?

In this episode of All Things Possible, we sit down with Sarah Gabel, co-founder of EveryLife, the fastest-growing diaper company in America. Sarah shares her powerful testimony of faith, motherhood, and obedience to God’s calling, and how that led to building a purpose-driven business that celebrates and protects every life.

We explore cultural narratives around marriage, family, and parenthood, the fear surrounding pregnancy and abortion, and how faith, prayer, and practical support can transform lives. This is a deeply encouraging conversation about hope, legacy, and choosing purpose over convenience.

Guest Bio:

Sarah Gabel is the co-founder of EveryLife, a pro-life diaper and baby-care company dedicated to protecting and celebrating every miraculous life. Alongside her husband Michael, Sarah launched EveryLife out of a deep conviction to align faith with action — creating high-performing, clean products while supporting pregnancy resource centers, families in crisis, and life-affirming initiatives across the country.

Sarah is a wife, mother of two, and passionate advocate for motherhood, family, and faith-based business. Through her work, she continues to inspire parents to shop their values, stand for life, and trust God’s calling — even when it requires courage.

Resources:

Everylife: www.everylife.com/

Buy For A Cause (support pregnancy centers): https://everylife.com/products/buy-for-a-cause

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It's easy to feel overwhelmed by the political noise - especially when you're trying to raise kids, stay healthy, and keep your family anchored in faith. In this episode, Bethany Hamilton and Adam Dirks sit down with Nate Grasz from Nebraska Family Alliance to talk about why cultural and political issues keep 'creeping into' everyday family life - and what it looks like to respond with courage, clarity, and compassion.

Nate shares why he believes politics is simply a process (not a category of 'off-limits' topics), and why believers shouldn't let the label 'political' decide what matters. If God cares about an issue, we should care too - not to chase popularity, but to stand for what's right.

You'll also hear practical ways to get involved without living on the news: how Family Policy Councils serve families at the state level, how they help keep an eye on legislation that impacts kids, and why prayer is not a 'side pillar,' but a powerful part of lasting change.

Guest Bio:

Nate Grasz serves with Nebraska Family Alliance, an organization that works to advance and defend biblical principles through public policy, culture, and community engagement. Nate and his team come alongside state lawmakers, help strengthen good policy for families, work to stop harmful legislation, and mobilize citizens and churches to stay informed and take meaningful action - all while keeping prayer at the center of their mission.

Resources:

Nebraska Family Alliance: https://nebraskafamilyalliance.org/

Family Policy Alliance (find a Family Policy Council in your state): https://familypolicyalliance.com/

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