The Next Right Thing - Podcast Rankings and reviews

I love this podcast. Emily reliably offers up inspiration and support — grounded in practicality — for decision-making and soul formation in such a relatable way. Having been an EPF listener and reader for a lot of years, her work and (my learnings from it) has become an essential part of my every day, and a kind companion as I wrestle with decisions and matters of my soul. Check out her Quiet Collection app, books, and Substack channel (The Soul Minimalist), too. Emily and her work are true gifts to us all.

This podcast was my saving grace when my kids were little and I hardly had any quiet time to myself. Emily helped kickstart my days with encouragement and peace. I’m so grateful for this podcast and still recommend for people to go back and listen to the early episodes. They are pure gold.

Can’t imagine my life without this podcast or without Emily. Honestly. Been following for years. Since the ‘Chatting at the Sky’ days when blogs were all the rage. Emily’s meditations are incredibly grounding and soothing in a world that can be at times scary and overwhelming. Thanks for doing what you do Emily. Thank you for helping us all to listen for Gods voice in our everyday.

Emily is thoughtful and rich in content, delivery, and faithful discovery. I’ve been listening to her for many years and subscribe to her Substack post as well. I do this because I want to elevate beauty and truth in our world.

Reading the book and listen to the podcasts in spurts began a positive experience. It allowed me to take away nuggets that made sense and worked in my life. It took a horribly wrong turn when Emily P Freeman in her recent “What’s Saving My Life” podcast brought politics into the conversation and also preached on a quote from St. Teresa of Avila without an in-depth knowledge of the subject matter. I really wanted this podcast to be a go to, but it became something very different from what I had hoped it would be.