Broadway, Hallmark, Singing, Acting—Laura Osnes Does It All!

Laura Osnes is a ray of sunshine and a positive light in this world, and I was honored to have her join me on this episode of One Big Thing.

In our conversation, Laura shares her journey from Broadway star to rediscovering her identity beyond her career. We discuss the courage to try new things, the importance of community and connection, and the challenges of embracing authenticity. She opens up about her most impactful roles, the difficulties of being true to herself, and the personal growth that comes from facing life’s challenges.

Together, we explore themes of faith, personal growth, and the power of genuine relationships. We also dive into the significance of making courageous choices for family, finding a supportive community, and creating meaningful content in today’s counter-cultural landscape. This episode is all about intentional living, prioritizing what truly matters, and nurturing the relationships that make life richer.

Tune in for an inspiring and heartfelt conversation with Laura Osnes!

Takeaways

1. Embracing new challenges can be scary, but it opens doors to personal growth and self-discovery.
2. Every experience, even tough ones, can shape our identity and help us find our true passion.
3. It's essential to surround ourselves with a community that supports our values and encourages our journey.
4. Finding your voice and being true to yourself is a powerful journey that everyone should embrace.

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LAURA OSNES is a two-time Tony Award nominee for her indelible performances on Broadway in Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella and Bonnie & Clyde. Other Broadway credits include Bandstand (streaming via Broadway On Demand), Anything Goes, South Pacific, and Grease, having won the role of Sandy on NBC’s reality talent competition, “You’re The One That I Want” at the age of 21. Osnes has charmed millions in eight Hallmark Channel and Great American Family movies and has also been seen on television in Fosse/Verdon (FX), Six by Sondheim (HBO), Dynasty (CW), and Elementary (CBS). Her crystal clear and powerful soprano regularly graces symphony halls and cabaret venues around the globe, including filmed performances with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, Live from Lincoln Center (PBS), A Capitol Fourth (PBS), and The Kennedy Center Honors (CBS). Her voice can be heard on The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel (Prime), Team UmiZoomi (Nickelodeon), and Chip Chilla (Bentkey), as well as several original Broadway cast recordings and her two solo albums. Laura has written and released 11 original songs, including her debut EP “On The Other Side” since moving to Tennessee in 2021 and co-founded Rebel Rocket Entertainment, a Nashville-based production company, with her husband, Nathan Johnson. @lauraosnes

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In this powerful episode, I'm joined by Catherine Sutherland—aka Kat—the iconic Pink Power Ranger, for a conversation that moves beyond her pop culture legacy.

Kat opens up about turning 50, entering a new chapter as an empty nester, and how digital detoxing, fasting, and reconnecting with her faith helped her rediscover purpose and peace.

Together, we explore how to reset unhealthy habits, stay present in a noisy world, and embrace the small daily choices that lead to lasting impact.

Episode Highlights:

1. Instant gratification from technology affects our relationships.
2. Digital detox can help improve focus and connection with loved ones.
3. Fasting can lead to mental clarity and physical health benefits.
4. It's important to be present and actively listen to others.
5. Small steps can lead to significant changes in habits.
6. Mindfulness in technology use can reduce feelings of anxiety.
7. Waiting before responding to impulses can lead to better decisions.
8. We should prioritize our mental and physical health.
9. Recognizing addiction to technology is the first step towards change.

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Australian-born actress Catherine Sutherland is best known for playing Katherine "Kat" Hillard, the Pink Ranger in the legendary hit kids' show, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. She continued her role for three seasons in Power Rangers Zeo, Power Rangers Turbo, and Power Rangers Turbo: The Movie. With over 100 episodes filmed in the series, Catherine has most certainly made her mark. After Power Rangers, she went on to perform in the film,The Cell starring Jennifer Lopez,and various commercials, video games, and independent projects.

You may recognize her voice on one of your children's toys/games .

Catherine is focusing her creative energy on writing and self-published her first children's book called The Boy with his heart on his sleeve, available on Amazon. She has several other projects in the works.

In 2020, Catherine and her Power Rangers co-star Nakia Burrise began a YouTube channel for their fandom called Power Rangers Playback. They have over 19k followers and have everything from

Episode reviews, live interviews, and skits! They also have. A podcast called Super chat with Cat and Nakia is available on all platforms, where they discuss real-life issues and interview some amazing and inspirational guests.

In 2023 Catherine reprises her role as Kat Hillard, starring in the 30th anniversary special Power Rangers Once and Always which was in the top 10 Most watched on Netflix.

Catherine is focusing her creative energy on writing and self published her first children's book called The Boy with his heart on his sleeve, available on Amazon.

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In this episode of The One Big Thing, I sit down with my friend Paul Hassell for one of the deepest and most challenging conversations I’ve had on this show. We talk honestly about discipleship — not as a church buzzword or an occasional coffee meeting, but as a way of life that actually shapes how we follow Jesus.

Paul shares how being truly discipled later in life changed everything for him, and why many believers feel like something is missing in their faith journey. We challenge the idea of comfortable Christianity and talk about what it means to live with intentionality, risk, and obedience — learning to represent Jesus in the world the way He intended.

This conversation stirred me personally. If you’ve ever felt like your walk with Jesus has stalled, or you love Him but sense there’s more, this episode may help you identify what’s been missing. We talk about spiritual disciplines, living out the Great Commission, and why discipleship is less about information and more about transformation.

My prayer is that this episode doesn’t just encourage you — but challenges you to take your next step with Jesus.

Listen in and ask yourself: what is the One Big Thing God is inviting you into right now?________________________________

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