Army of Normal Folks

At 25 years old, while many young people are still trying to way their way in life, MK Hill made one of the most mature decisions you can make—to foster a child.
Today, at just 36 years old, the single woman has fostered 67 children, adopted six, and has built a home where kids who have experienced unimaginable trauma can find safety, love, and belonging.
Even if we never reach MK’s level of righteous craziness, her story will show you how we’re far more capable than we allow ourselves to believe. And support foster and adoptive families like hers.
Check out and support MK's nonprofit, Many Arrows, here!
Follow MK on socials @manyarrowsmama
Subscribe to the podcast, join the Army at NormalFolks.org, and follow us on social media @ArmyofNormalFolks
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At 25 years old, while many young people are still trying to way their way in life, MK Hill made one of the most mature decisions you can make—to foster a child.
Today, at just 36 years old, the single woman has fostered 67 children, adopted six, and has built a home where kids who have experienced unimaginable trauma can find safety, love, and belonging.
Even if we never reach MK’s level of righteous craziness, her story will show you how we’re far more capable than we allow ourselves to believe. And support foster and adoptive families like hers.
Check out and support MK's nonprofit, Many Arrows, here!
Follow MK on socials @manyarrowsmama
Subscribe to the podcast, join the Army at NormalFolks.org, and follow us on social media @ArmyofNormalFolks
Support the show: https://www.normalfolks.us/#join
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Hero's Journey isn't just the formula behind Star Wars, Rocky, Pixar classics, and countless Hollywood blockbusters. It's the oldest pattern found in real-life heroic action—and true across cultures, centuries, and civilizations.
And it always begins the same way: with an ordinary person.
Someone like you.
In this episode, Bill and Alex unpack why the timeless archetype matters and introduce "The 10 Level Challenge"—our new Hero's Journey for service that you can dare to venture on and designed to help you engage your community, discover your purpose, and become someone who shows up.
Start your journey at TenLevelChallenge.org.
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What if one of the biggest solutions to loneliness, toxic division, and disconnection isn't another app or social media platform—but a simple cup of coffee?
Ron Sparks and his friend Adam Foster started inviting small groups of people to semi-secret coffee gatherings in beautiful outdoor spaces. There was no agenda. No networking. No politics. Just coffee, conversation, and community.
What began as a quirky idea has grown into a movement, inspiring over 60 people from across the world to apply to host a "Hush Hush Nomadic Cafe" in their community.
In this conversation with Ron, you'll discover:
Why small gatherings are often more powerful than big events
How to create genuine community wherever you live
That crazy things can sometimes happen—if you just start
If you've ever wished your community felt more connected, welcoming, or your own life had more meaningful relationships, this episode is for you.
🔗 Learn more about Hush Hush Coffee and the Nomadic Café movement: https://hushhushcoffee.com
Support the show: https://www.normalfolks.us/#join
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What if one of the biggest solutions to loneliness, toxic division, and disconnection isn't another app or social media platform—but a simple cup of coffee?
Ron Sparks and his friend Adam Foster started inviting small groups of people to semi-secret coffee gatherings in beautiful outdoor spaces. There was no agenda. No networking. No politics. Just coffee, conversation, and community.
What began as a quirky idea has grown into a movement, inspiring over 60 people from across the world to apply to host a "Hush Hush Nomadic Cafe" in their community.
In this conversation with Ron, you'll discover:
Why small gatherings are often more powerful than big events
How to create genuine community wherever you live
That crazy things can sometimes happen—if you just start
If you've ever wished your community felt more connected, welcoming, or your own life had more meaningful relationships, this episode is for you.
🔗 Learn more about Hush Hush Coffee and the Nomadic Café movement: https://hushhushcoffee.com
Support the show: https://www.normalfolks.us/#join
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.