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Hosted by Demi & Madison, Dear Daughters is a heartfelt extension of Rooted + Restored — a space for raw stories, gentle encouragement, and reminders that you’re never walking alone. Each episode invites you to sit down with us for a real conversation about life, faith, friendship, and growing into grace.
Episodes
Episodes
In this very first episode, we’re pulling back the curtain and sharing the heart behind Dear Daughters. What started as late-night conversations and journal pages turned into a dream to create a place where women could feel seen, encouraged, and deeply loved.
We talk about the vision behind Rooted + Restored, the seasons that shaped us, and what we hope Dear Daughters becomes for you — a safe, cozy space to rest, reflect, and be reminded of who you are in Christ.
Whether you’re driving to class, washing dishes, or winding down after a long day, we hope this first conversation feels like a warm hug and an open door into the R+R family.
When God Calls You to Move
When God Calls You to Move
In this episode, we talk about what it really looks like to follow God’s call — especially when it means leaving something comfortable behind. From college towns to new seasons, from friendships that change to doors that close, we’ve both learned that obedience doesn’t always feel easy, but it’s always worth it.
We share the stories behind our own “moves” — the quiet nudges, the prayers that led to clarity, and the moments when we had to step out in faith before we saw the full picture.
Whether you’re standing at a crossroads, stepping into something new, or simply waiting for peace to come, this episode is a gentle reminder that God’s plans are never meant to harm you — they’re meant to lead you home.
About the Podcast
About the Podcast
Dear Daughters was born out of a desire to speak truth and tenderness into the lives of women walking through different seasons. Whether you’re celebrating, grieving, waiting, or growing — our hope is that you find comfort and courage here.
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