This is the Homemaking Foundations podcast with Jamie Balmay, episode number 66.

Welcome to the Homemaking Foundation's podcast, where we give you the tools, inspiration, and

encouragement you need to craft a gospel-centered home. And now your host from youngwifesguide.com,

Jamie Belmay. Hey guys, welcome back to the podcast. I have got a very, very exciting podcast for you

today. I'm going to tell you more about that in a second. We have got a very special guest joining us,

someone I was very excited to interview. If you saw my Instagram this week, you know what I'm

talking about. But I will share that in a second. I'm going to leave you in suspense.

Very first thing I want to do is thank our sponsor for this week, jellytle.com. So if you've

been around the last few weeks, you have been hearing me talk about jelly telly. My boys and I have

had a

subscription to JellyTilly for a couple months now. We all absolutely love it. So what am I talking about?

JellyTelly.com is a sort of Netflix for kids. It's all kid shows. And think Netflix,

it's kind of a subscription-based service in that way with television shows online

and on their app you can watch but they're all Bible-based kid shows and that is why we love it so

much all of our favorite shows are on there Theo Theo I think is my favorite one I love Theo what's in

the Bible which was created by Phil Visher which who is the creator of VeggieTales.

What's in the Bible is, I think, my second favorite.

They also have three, two, one penguins, and now my mind is going blank on the other ones,

but they have over 100 different shows.

Those are just three of our favorites.

Oh, our other fourth favorite is Allegories.

That's one of our newest favorites, and my boys have just been watching 3-2-1 Penguins. But these shows are all Bible-based. They point you back to Christ,

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