Podcast
The Luella Jonk Show explores relationships, faith, health, culture, and meaning through the lens of lived experience rather than trends or formulas. These are conversations shaped by years of listening to others, walking through suffering, and learning what sustains a life over time.
Episodes include personal reflections and conversations with guests from diverse backgrounds, including clinicians, priests, artists, writers, chefs, and individuals from different countries and cultures.
New episodes are released weekly.
Episode 55 – Luella Jonk
I get brutally honest about what therapy should actually accomplish
Episode 54 – Luella Jonk
In this deeply personal solo episode, I share something that’s been stirring in my heart for years – a truth about womanhood that our culture desperately needs to hear.
Episode 53 – Douglas Wilson
I sit down with Douglas Wilson, senior minister of Christ Church in Moscow, Idaho, writer, and author of numerous books.
Episode 52 – Luella Jonk
I’m getting real about the discipline-deficient epidemic I see everywhere – in my therapy room, in marriages, and in our culture at large.
Episode 51 – Maria Emmerich
Bestselling author Maria Emmerich shares her journey from a sick teenager with PCOS to becoming a leading voice in ketogenic nutrition.
Episode 50 – Luella Jonk
I am combining a psychotherapist’s insight with business perspectives to help achieve emotional fulfillment alongside personal success.
Episode 49 – Ester Munt-Brooks
Ester Munt-Brooks shares her journey from being a free-spirited musician in Barcelona to discovering deeper meaning through faith and family.
Episode 48 – Erin & Dusty Stanczyk
In this episode, Erin and Dusty Stanzik share their transformative journey toward holistic health and wellness.
Episode 47 – Carrie Gress
In this episode, I’m joined by Carrie Gress for a deeply thoughtful conversation on what it truly means to reclaim womanhood in today’s world.
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