Six Good Questions

Join Host Camille Lancaster as she asks the Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How and leads people to share their stories. Those kind of stories that make you think and leave you encouraged and inspired. It's not always about having the right answers - it's about knowing how to ask good questions.

Six Good Questions is a society podcast hosted by Camille Lancaster, with 33 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Camille Lancaster hosts Six Good Questions, a society show with 33 episodes published.

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  Episode #33

  33: Sue Donaldson

  Apr 16, 202651 minS1

  <p>This week, Camille speaks with Sue Donaldson, a hospitality specialist, about her journey in writing, speaking, and the importance of connection.  Sue emphasized that it's not about serving others but more about creating a welcoming place to engage with those around us.  Sue also highlights her new book, 'Never Alone: Stories of Invitation and Connection'.</p> <p>You can find Sue on Facebook @SueMooreDonaldson or visit her website at https://welcomeheart.com/speaking</p> <p>Sue is also the host of Welcome Heart: Living a Legacy Life Podcast</p>

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  Episode #32

  32: Ashli Eaves

  Mar 19, 202655 minS1

  <p>In this episode, Camille Lancaster talks with Ashli Eaves, author of 'Special Needs, Special Plans', a guide for families raising children with special needs.  Ashli shares of journey of going from education to finance, the inspiration behind her book, and the challenges and lessons learned in navigating the special needs landscape.  They discuss the importance of community support, the financial implications of raising a child with special needs, and the role of social media in increasing awareness. Ashli's story is heart-felt and unique.  You are sure to be inspired!</p>

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  Episode #31

  31: Allison Mitchell

  Mar 5, 202632 minS1

  <p>In this conversation, Camille Lancaster speaks with Allison Mitchell, author of "It's Hard for Me to Talk", about her experiences as a mother of children with speech delays and autism.  They discuss the importance of early intervention, the challenges and triumphs of parenting through special needs, and the impact of inclusive education.  Allison shares her journey of writing a children's book on the topic and the feedback she has recieved from other children.  The conversation also touches on Allison's new documentary project on disability inclusion and her political aspirations to advocate for improved education policies in Texas.</p> <p> </p> <...

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  Episode #30

  30: The Bryant Family

  Feb 19, 202631 minS1

  <p>In this engaging conversation, Camille Lancaster speaks with the Bryant Family, who share their inspiring journey of writing a children's book titled, "Trusting Timothy".  The family discusses their close-knit dynamics, the inspiration behind the book, and what it took to complete this project as a family working together.</p> <p>I enjoyed hearing their story of how they hope to write additional books that help share nuggets of Scripture with children.  Their joy was contagious and you could tell this was a project near and dear to their hearts.  You can find out more about The Bryant Family at www...

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  Episode #29

  29: Christine Devane

  Feb 12, 202637 minS1

  <p>This week, I had so much fun talking to the brilliant Christine Devane.  She tells us about her journey classroom teacher to Children's author.  Her first book - Elephant Beach - is so good.  Please go grab a copy!  Her desire to help children see themselves in the main character is so refreshing and needed in today's world.  She also share about her upcoming book that is sure to be just as awesome!  Christine talks about how she reaches her audience through school visits, libray story times, craft fairs, and more.  You will learn so much from her as an Auth...

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