The Heart behind the Sisterhood...
Southern Sisters began the way most meaningful things do, around family conversations. Four sisters, raised with a love for faith, family, and honest discussion, started sharing the kinds of conversations women often have quietly behind closed doors.
What began as simple sister talks grew into a podcast and community where real life is welcomed. Here we talk about motherhood, faith, marriage, health, friendship, and the everyday moments that shape who we become.
Southern Sisters isn’t about having it all figured out. It’s about growing together. It’s about choosing grace over guilt, faith over fear, and connection over comparison.
Each episode is a reminder that none of us are meant to do life alone. Whether we’re sharing lessons learned, laughing through the chaos of family life, or exploring ways to live with more intention, our hope is that every woman who listens feels seen, encouraged, and a little more hopeful.
Welcome to the Sisterhood.
Meet the Sisters.
Meggan Boston
Meggan is the oldest sister who loves asking the deeper questions and finding meaning in everyday life. As a mother of five, entrepreneur, and natural storyteller, she is passionate about helping women create stronger families and more intentional lives.
Meggan believes that faith, connection, and small daily choices shape the culture of a home. Through Southern Sisters, she hopes to remind women that growth doesn’t come from perfection, but from showing up with grace and courage in the middle of real life.
Lindsay Blain
Lindsay brings thoughtful insight and a steady voice to the Southern Sisters conversations. With a passion for connection, learning, and personal growth, she often helps guide discussions toward practical ways women can care for their bodies, minds, and families. She is a mom of 4 and owner of Castle Explorers Travel Agency.
She believes that small, consistent choices create lasting change and loves helping women feel empowered to take ownership of their life and well-being in simple, sustainable ways.
Cortney Sandridge
Cortney is known for her honest perspective and ability to say what many people are already thinking. As a mom navigating the realities of modern family life, she brings humor, authenticity, and relatable wisdom to every conversation. When she's not chasing around her 5 kids, she's building her insurance business, Wealth and Health Benefits P helping small business owners provide benefits for their employees.
She believes that strong families are built through intentional choices, open conversations, and a willingness to keep learning along the way.
Evey Kennedy
Evey joined the family when she married the our brother Josh. As a mom of three, Evey brings a grounded and relatable voice to discussions about family life, parenting, and navigating the everyday moments that shape our homes.
She also brings curiosity and creativity to the podcast through her “Pop Culture Corner,” where culture and entertainment often spark deeper conversations about values and the way we live.
Evey adds a fresh perspective to the sisterhood, reminding us that meaningful insights can come from the most unexpected places.
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Jesus Jams and Other Faith Tidbits
Alright. I know enquiring minds want to know. What's on our Jesus Jams playlist?
Keep in mind that we have a mostly teen home, so this is going to feel a little different than what you think of WHEN you think of Jesus Jams, but they are really good.
Here's the top 20 of who made our list (in no particular order)...
"Spirit Goes" by Tenth Avenue North
"Homesick for Heaven" by Phil Wickham
"Hear Him" by Emma Nissen
"Love Like You" by Emma Nissen
"Joy." by for KING & COUNTRY
"Yes" by Stephen Malcom, for KING & COUNTRY
"Burn the Ships" by for KING & COUNTRY
"YOUR WAY'S BETTER" by Forrest Frank
"LEMONADE" by Forrest Frank
"Dusty Bibles" by Josiah Queen
"The Prodigal" by Josiah Queen
"That's Who I Praise" by Brandon Lake
"I'm so Blessed" by CAIN
"Promises" by Maverick City Music
"My Jesus" by Anne Wilson
"Possible" by Calee Reed
"Hard Fought Hallelujah" by Brandon Lake and Jelly Roll
"Yesterday Is Dead" by Josiah Queen
"SAFE AND SOUND" by Forrest Frank and CAIN
"JESUS IS COMING BACK SOON" by Forrest Frank and Josiah Queen
Why does this matter?
If you ever see us driving along, you'll notice something. Usually, the car is loud and full of music. The rule is whoever is in the front seat gets to choose the tunes. I love this tradition with every piece of my soul. It has the power to bond us together through memory and the power of song. Every year has a playlist, full of moments that we've shared together. When we've got contention in the car, guess what? We've got a playlist for that too, titled, "When we fight". But lately, I've noticed a trend. Our Jesus Jams playlist is getting more airtime and not just on Sunday.
Could it be that they feel the need for more Jesus just as much as I do?
A few weeks ago, I was asked by a sister how we have such loud singing kids. I give all the credit to us singing loudly in the car for YEARS. It's become part of our family culture. And it starts with you. That's what I told my sister when she asked how they became so loud. It's because I sing loudly too. I belt it at the top of my lungs like most people only reserve for the shower. It may seem silly, but I think seeing me cut loose and sing with reckless abandon gives them permission to do the same. They know it's a safe space to be loud and be themselves. Is it perfect? Nope. Do we sound pretty good? Sometimes. But mostly we just keep it a space of joy, loud and tangible joy. As they become comfortable in their own skins in a safe space, they learn to do so in other spaces as well. It has an amazing trickle down effect.
Those moments of courage and baring your soul through music is a pattern for how you live.
Be loud. Let your people see you loud. Our loudness can fill the world with light.
Until next time...
Keep striving and we'll see y'all soon.
❤️Megg
