It’s like old times again when Nina and Vickie did Bible study in Jail. Chapter two of proverbs is impacting Vickie as she navigates sobriety, and Nina reflects on the scriptures.

Plus did you know there’s a new flavor of Nutella!? You’re either a Nutella person or you’re not. Nina also tells us about her millennium Y2K inspired first kiss.

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She’s backkkkkkk. The two part interview with Vickie from “60 Days In” wasn’t enough. Now she gives it a shot at co-hosting, and her and Nina talk it up like they’re pod-mates again. They read readers responses,chat about the Texas heat, dog poop, the book of Proverbs and end with a meaningful warning of the overall bad attitude of society

We finish the conversation with our Cellie and favorite Jack Mormon Vickie from season 9 of 60 Days in. Nina and Vickie tell their funniest moments in jail together and most meaningful memories.

Vickie updates us on some of our old cellmates that have committed murder since our stay, gives her two cents on Nina’s Jail tattoo and we remember Vickie’s most memorable lines from the show. Plus she says she knew we were all plants!!! We’ve looked for Vickie for two years so this is a conversation you don’t want to miss.

After looking for one of her favorite cellies from “60 Days In” season 9, Nina finally finds Vickie. The hysterical fan favorite of all the cellmates. Nina and Vickie talk all things Utah, jail, jail food, first meeting and one of your most requested topics, “Scarlett”. Plus Vickie gives us an update on her life and sobriety.

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In this heartfelt episode, Nina Palmer delves into the theme of commitment and the importance of letting your "yes" mean yes and your "no" mean no. She shares personal stories of feeling let down by others who didn't keep their word, reflecting on how these experiences have impacted her emotionally and spiritually. Nina emphasizes the value of being reliable and faithful to one's commitments, drawing on biblical principles to highlight the significance of integrity and faithfulness in our daily lives. She encourages listeners to self-reflect on their own commitments and to strive for consistency and reliability in all areas of life. The episode is a call to action for listeners to evaluate their own patterns of behavior and to work towards being people of their word.

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We summarize the last 5 month of the “All things LOVE” series with an odd tie in to how dark the current climate is. Do we prepare by becoming tomb raider or do we just get a six flag season pass and wait for the world to end?

In the inaugural episode of the Heart Conviction Podcast, host Nina Palmer introduces herself and sets the stage for a series that promises to delve into the real aspects of life, love, relationships, and more. Nina shares her diverse background, from being a pastor's daughter to a bail bondsman, and her experiences on the reality show "60 Days In." She emphasizes the importance of authenticity, tackling tough topics like incarceration reform, church culture, and personal growth. Nina invites listeners to join her every Monday for meaningful conversations that aim to inspire and challenge, promising a blend of humor, insight, and depth.

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Nina leads us in the discussion of Community love and involvement again. This time joined with “Pastor Corey”, a participant in her neighborhood after school program.