If you wanted to change the world, where would you start? A boardroom? A ballot box? What if the most powerful catalyst for change was... a mom?

In this episode, we uncover the often-overlooked force shaping economies, faith, and the very fabric of society: mothers. From economic trailblazers like Deloris Jordan to the spiritual architects of the home, this episode explores the invisible but undeniable power of moms.

We’ll hear from:

• Katherine Wintsch, CEO of The Mom Complex, on the economic firepower moms wield—and often underestimate.
• Dr. Aisha Nyandoro, founder of the Magnolia Mother’s Trust, who shares what happens when we actually invest in mothers.
• Joel Muddamalle, Bible scholar, who helps us reclaim the spiritual identity of motherhood through a scriptural lens.

You’ll also learn how moms have been hosting sacred feasts since the beginning of time—not just in Scripture, but around everyday dinner tables.

Because the truth is: Motherhood is not a support role. It’s a leadership position. And the influence of moms? It’s world-shaping.

In This Episode:

• Why motherhood might be the most powerful (and underestimated) force in the world
• The economic influence of moms as "consumer-in-chief"
• How corporations profit from maternal identity—and what real investment in moms looks like
• The shift happening in faith communities and the ripple effect of women stepping away from church
• A look at the sacred table: what biblical feasts and everyday mom-life have in common

Resources Mentioned:

• The Mom Complex – Katherine Wintsch
• Magnolia Mother’s Trust – Dr. Aisha Nyandoro
• Barna Group Data on Women and Faith
• Movie Clip: Air – The story of Deloris Jordan’s economic foresight
• Scriptural references on the biblical feasts
• What A Friend We Have in Jesus:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HKhE34TS0mI&list=PLjm1yU618oqVJbEIuQDEHQu0LUS6plQrC&index=189Movie Clip: Airhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A0ls21_iM6oAd Montage:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JRhwOJdHhzQhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_yp4Ef_OqMhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-q-yJv-wygInterview Referencedhttps://open.spotify.com/episode/0lXyEmvylvAKlOeHcpj74g?si=9adb1caa5c6a4fa3Special thank you to Katherine Wintsch for her help as well!

Next Week: We’re diving into sisterhood, solidarity, and how moms don’t just raise kids—they raise communities.

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