More Than Small Talk with Suzanne, Holley, & Jennifer (KLRC)
Suzie Eller, Holley Gerth and Jennifer Watson, authors and real-life friends, invite you each week to go deeper, become freer and feel more connected. Every episode includes a confession question as well as helpful truths, tips and resources. If you want more peace and less stress, more vulnerabilit...
Recent Episodes
Nov. 5, 2026
A Little More: Power of Presence Through Grief
Grief invites us to love others, but also to receive love and support.
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Nov. 4, 2026
Hope for the Heartbroken (Episode 406)
We don’t have to get over grief but it does help to know how we can get through it. Karen Ehman, Ruth Schwenk, and Amber Emily Smith understand what loss is like, and they join us for a conversation about their new book, Hope for the Heartbroken: A 52-Week Walk with God for Those Living with Grief. Resources Hope for the Heartbroken
Oct. 29, 2026
A Little More: Let's Talk About Anger
What if our anger can be helpful, protective, and informative? Holley helps us think differently about anger and the ways it might be surprisingly useful. Resources 365 Truths for Every Woman’s Heart by Holley (download a free excerpt at HolleyGerth.com/365)
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Oct. 28, 2026
Hard Conversations- Holiday Edition (Episode 405)
How do we handle hard conversations that happen at the holidays? We talk through strategies like remembering the purpose of the gathering, deciding our rules of engagement, and knowing when it’s time to hide in the bathroom. Ha! Resources Single Scarlet Thread by Suzanne Eller
Oct. 22, 2026
A Little More: Self-Care Isn't Selfish
Jennifer shares a gentle reminder that self-care is a lifeline—not selfishness—but a way to love well without losing yourself.
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Oct. 21, 2026
How to Support Yourself While You’re Supporting Others (Episode 404)
We all want to show up for our people, and we know you do too. We talk about how we can get what we need so that we can keep giving to others in ways that are sustainable. Resources What If You’re Doing Better Than You Think? by Jennifer Renee Watson