Episode 272: Taya and Colton Kyle

 

Widow and son of deceased American sniper, Chris Kyle

            Taya and Colton Kyle, the widow and son of the deceased American sniper, Chris Kyle, sat down with me to talk about what patriotism looks like, the division in America today, and the importance of hope.

            Please enjoy the 272nd episode of Lament of Hope highlighting Taya and Colton Kyle. Taya and Colton, I am so grateful to be the host of this thought-provoking and honest conversation. Thank you for coming on the podcast!

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Episode 271: Cameron M. Fathauer

 

Traumatic brain injury survivor, lawyer, author, speaker

            Cameron M. Fathauer suffered a traumatic brain injury over a decade ago and lost a third of his skull. Today, he is a successful attorney with a unique perspective to offer on the subject of artificial intelligence.

            Please enjoy the 271st episode of Lament of Hope highlighting Cameron M. Fathauer. Cameron, it was a gift to talk with you. Your empathy for people is evident, and I am excited to see where the Lord takes you. 

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Episode 270: Markus Zusak

 

Author

            Markus Zusak is the acclaimed writer of The Book Thief. He sat down with me to talk about his writing process, quiet but powerful details in The Book Thief, and the beauty of storytelling. 

            Please enjoy the 270th episode of Lament of Hope highlighting Markus Zusak. Markus, thank you for talking with me about storytelling. Such a gift!

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Episode 269: Brother Arnold

 

1 of 3 remaining Shakers in the U.S.

            Brother Arnold sat down with me to discuss the Shaker faith, how he came to embrace the Shaker worldview, and his life in the last active Shaker community in New Gloucester, Maine. 

            Please enjoy the 269th episode of Lament of Hope highlighting Brother Arnold. Brother Arnold, thank you so much for this conversation. I really enjoyed it, and I am grateful for the time you took to answer my many questions. 

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