Samuel Hurley is a poet who not only writes but performs his works. We sat down to discuss the complexities of the human experience.
Please enjoy the 286th episode of Lament of Hope highlighting Samuel Hurley. Samuel, thank you for taking the time to talk with me. It was such an engaging conversation.
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Nicolas Bruno is a photographer and artistic craftsman who creates visceral images based on his experiences with sleep paralysis. Nicolas sat down with me to talk about his journeys within surreality and his passion to use art as a voice for those who also live with sleep paralysis.
Please enjoy the 285th episode of Lament of Hope highlighting Nicolas Bruno. Nicolas, thank you for talking with me. It was such an interesting conversation. So glad we could connect on the podcast!
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Dr. Tom Catena is the head doctor of Mother of Mercy Hospital in the Nuba Mountains of Sudan. He sees hundreds of patients a day who live in poverty and need medical care. This episode is a window into his life, faith, and daily struggles.
Please enjoy the 284th episode of Lament of Hope highlighting Dr. Tom Catena. Dr. Tom, it was a gift to talk with you. Thank you for taking precious time to talk to me.
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Steph Black is graduating this year with her PhD in Archaeology from Durham University. She sat down with me to talk about her thesis project, her excavation experiences, and her perspective on what defines value.
Please enjoy the 283rd episode of Lament of Hope highlighting Steph Black. Steph, thank you for taking time to talk with me. It was a fascinating conversation!
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