On this episode of Qavah, the brothers flee when Helen holds a gun in Richard's face. They return to the house on Margo to have their lives forever changed.

On this episode of Qavah, the brothers move from place to place due to the marriage and separating of their dad and stepmother, which leads to further violence.

On this episode of Qavah, the emotional terrorism and physical abuse escalates.

In Episode 3 of From Marsha to Margo, the Archibald brothers share the truth of growing up in a turbulent stepfamily—stories of name changes, gaslighting, shaming, manipulation, emotional abuse, and the quiet resilience that kept them going.
This episode explores what happens when a blended family doesn’t blend at all.
A powerful, real-life look at childhood trauma, survival, and the bond that protected three brothers inside a home where they were not protected

In Episode 3 of From Marsha to Margo, the Archibald brothers share the truth of growing up in a turbulent stepfamily—stories of name changes, gaslighting, shaming, manipulation, emotional abuse, and the quiet resilience that kept them going.
This episode explores what happens when a blended family doesn’t blend at all.
A powerful, real-life look at childhood trauma, survival, and the bond that protected three brothers inside a home where they were not protected

On this episode of Qavah, we explore a family with 3 boys who experience more in their lives than most ever do. Times of anxiety lead to hospitalization of their young mother, they find respite from unexpected people and a pivotal new person enters their lives.

In this powerful episode of Qavah, three brothers revisit their childhood in 1970s Mesquite, Texas — a time of innocence, mystery, and heartbreak. Through vivid memories and raw conversation, they uncover the story of their mother Joy, her battle with depression, and the day everything changed on Hula Street.

In Part 3 of her story, Frani opens up about betrayal in the church, walking through divorce, raising two sons, and rediscovering faith in the middle of devastation. Her testimony is raw, real, and filled with hope for anyone who feels broken, betrayed, or not enough.

“Frani Fox shares part 2 of her journey—youth ministry, financial struggles, miracles, and faith in God’s provision. A story of truth and resilience.”

“‘The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.’ – Psalm 23

Frani Fox’s life was shaped by loss, beginning with her father’s suicide when she was only four years old. Through broken homes, insecurity, and searching for love, she found her true Shepherd in Jesus Christ.

In this episode of Qavah the Podcast, Frani shares her raw and redemptive testimony of how God’s goodness and mercy followed her through the darkest valleys.

We have heard all of our lives that God has a plan and we just simply have to wait on him. But Samee Dowlatshahi has a very different perspective. From the day he came to the United States at age 15, Samee had to build his life on that reality.

We have heard all of our lives that God has a plan and we just simply have to wait on him. But Samee Dowlatshahi has a very different perspective. From the day he came to the United States at age 15, Samee had to build his life on that reality.

On this episode of Qavah, Mary’s family is forced to practice a religion they don’t believe, her husband is arrested and she finds herself with an unplanned pregnancy.

Discover the powerful testimony of Mary B, who grew up in Iran where her Christian faith was illegal. From crafting a cross out of scrap wood to smuggling Bibles and fleeing for her life, Mary’s courage and devotion will inspire and challenge you. This episode of Qavah unpacks what it means to stand firm when life is deeply unfair.

In 1923, a little girl named Doris Cullins was born in Fate. And so began a life that would change countless others.

Susie Larson is a talk radio host, national speaker, and bestselling author. In both 2016 and 2017 Susie was nominated and voted into the top ten groups for the National John Maxwell Leadership Award. Susie has been married to her dear husband Kevin since 1985 and together they have three wonderful sons, three beautiful daughters-in-law, two beautiful grandchildren, and one adorable pit bull named Memphis. Susie’s passion is to see women everywhere awakened to the value of their soul, the depth of God’s love, and the height of their calling in Christ Jesus.

Today Terri Hoover continues her life story, sharing how she found hope in her darkest night.

On this episode of Qavah we visit with Terri Hoover, who has experienced about all life has to offer. We all experience pain in our lives, and we all deal with it in different ways. It can feel lonely at times, because it’s hard to find someone who will be honest about what they’ve been through. Sometimes, though, a rare soul will come along and share their experience - and how they dealt with it, whether good or bad. Terri is that person.

On this episode of Qavah we visit with Terri Hoover, who has experienced about all life has to offer. We all experience pain in our lives, and we all deal with it in different ways. It can feel lonely at times, because it’s hard to find someone who will be honest about what they’ve been through. Sometimes, though, a rare soul will come along and share their experience - and how they dealt with it, whether good or bad. Terri is that person.

On the last episode of Qavah, we visited with Lydia Nimbeshaho, who survived the horrific Rwandan genocide in 1994. After her parents were killed, she and her siblings went to live in an orphanage with other survivors. 

Lydia had no idea how much she would later miss this community of people who shared her trauma.

After living at the orphanage, she and her two siblings were moved from place to place until they one day found themselves on their own.