Show Notes
Joanna and Chip open up about the journey of writing her new book The Stories We Tell. From feeling like an outsider in a huge Texas high-school, to finding wholeness in her identity as a child of mixed parents, Joanna takes stock of the chapters she’s lived so far - the good and the bad, the beautiful and the ugly. Plus, Chip starts to like the idea of doing a podcast (maybe).
More from The Stories We Tell with Joanna Gaines
This Morning Walk Podcast invites you to experience the transformative power of a simple walk, now part of Blind Nil Audio from Executive Producers Chip and Joanna Gaines.
From Executive Producers Chip and Joanna Gaines, 50 Fires is a new podcast hosted by financial planner and conversationalist Carl Richards. As a listener of The Stories We Tell, please enjoy this ad-free episode of 50 Fires with special guest Chip Gaines and listen to more episodes of 50 Fires on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.
Two new podcasts from Joanna and Chip Gaines's new podcast network Blind Nil Audio are out now! This Morning Walk invites you to experience the transformative power of a simple walking practice. Join hosts Alex Elle and Libby DeLana as they share the lessons they’ve learned on their walking paths, both individually and together. On 50 Fires: A Podcast About Money and Meaning, host and financial conversationalist Carl Richards will invite a new guest on each episode to answer the question “What does money mean to you?” Their answers will reveal much more than their attitudes about money, spanning revelations about identity, community, faith, family and the true meaning of wealth. Listen and follow wherever you get your podcasts! Blind Nil Instagram: @blindnilaudio Please direct business inquiries to: [email protected] Website: https://www.blindnilmedia.com/audio
Jo’s mom, Mrs. Stevens, reflects on her story in an emotional conversation with Jo. Beginning with her childhood as the misunderstood daughter of traditional parents in South Korea, Mrs. Stevens reflects on her journey to America in the 1970s with Jo’s dad, how she overcame the feelings of being an outsider and learned to embrace her culture and pass it on to her three American daughters.
Jo talks with her sisters Mikey and Teresa about growing up in a mixed race home during the 70s and 80s and the familial roles they each adopted as kids. They reflect on the strength of their sisterly bond, and what each of them have learned as a result of sharing their stories with one another.