In this heartfelt episode, Lauren Scott talks with Wynne Leon and Vicki Atkinson about her journey of grief and healing after the loss of her beloved dog, Copper. Through poetry, she found a way to express her emotions and honor Copper's memory, culminating in her book 'King Copper.' The conversation explores the deep bond between pets and their owners, the process of creating a tribute, and the importance of allowing oneself to grieve. Lauren also discusses her future projects, including a children's book about camping experiences, highlighting the ongoing journey of love and remembrance.
Takeaways
Links for this Episode:
Sharing the Heart of the Matter Home
Lauren's blog: Baydreamer Writes
From the Hosts:
Vicki’s book about resilience and love: Surviving Sue; Blog: https://victoriaponders.com/
Wynne’s book about her beloved father: Finding My Father’s Faith; Blog: https://wynneleon.com/
In this episode, Wynne Leon and Vicki Atkinson engage with author Michael Atman, who shares the journey of his book Cherry Whip, which has been republished 20 years after its initial release.
The conversation delves into themes of self-awareness, the significance of personal experiences, and the cultural insights gained from living in Japan. Michael discusses the importance of humor in storytelling and the lessons learned throughout his writing journey.
Takeaways
Links for this episode:
Show notes on Sharing the Heart of the Matter website
Cherry Whip by Michael Antman |Goodreads
Cherry Whip: Twentieth AnniversaryEdition: Antman, Michael: 9781069096579: Amazon.com: Books
From the Hosts:
Vicki’s book about resilience and love: Surviving Sue; Blog: https://victoriaponders.com/
Wynne’s book about her beloved father: Finding My Father’s Faith; Blog: https://wynneleon.com/
In this episode , hosts Wynne Leon and Vicki Atkinson engage with author Michele Lee Sefton, discussing her new book 'Jade's Broken Bridge'.
The conversation delves into Michele's personal journey of courage and healing following the loss of her father, herexperiences in writing as a therapeutic tool, and her future creative projects.
The episode highlights the importance of storytelling in overcoming personal struggles and the transformative power of writing.
Takeaways
Links for this Episode:
Jade's Broken Bridge on Barnes & Noble and Amazon
A poet's pivotal post on my inspired life
We did it! on my inspired life
From the Hosts:
Vicki’s book about resilience and love: Surviving Sue; Blog: https://victoriaponders.com/
Wynne’s book about her beloved father: Finding My Father’s Faith; Blog: https://wynneleon.com/
In this episode, hosts Wynne Leon and Vicki Atkinsonengage with author Deborah Brasket about her debut novel, 'When Things Go Missing.' The conversation delves into the themes of motherhood, identity, and the complexities of family dynamics, as well as Brasket's personal experiences, including her adventurous sailing journey around the world. The discussion also touches on her creative process and future writing projects, providing insights into the life of a dedicated author.
Takeaways
Deborah's novel explores the impact of a mother's disappearance on her family.
The story highlights themes of loyalty, loss, and dysfunction.
Brasket's personal experiences influenced her writing.
The characters' journeys reflect real-life struggles with identity.
The novel's title encapsulates the essence of loss.
Brasket's sailing adventure inspired her storytelling.
The creative process can be long and challenging.
Brasket emphasizes the importance of prioritizing writing time.
The next book will explore themes of love and rebellion.
Readers can relate to the emotional depth of the characters.
Links for this episode:
Sharing the Heart of the Matter home
www.deborahjbrasket.com seastonepress@gmail.com
"When Things Go Missing" available on Amazon, Bookshop, Barnes & Noble, and all major retailers.
From the Hosts:
Vicki’s book about resilience and love: Surviving Sue; Blog: https://victoriaponders.com/
Wynne’s book about her beloved father: Finding My Father’s Faith; Blog: https://wynneleon.com/
In this episode of Sharing the Heart of the Matter, hosts Wynne Leon Vicki Atkinson engage with author Chris Thelen, discussing his latest political thriller, Race for Redemption, and the challenges of writing a sequel to his previous work, Islands of Deception.
Chris shares insights into his writing process, the importance of character development, and the balance of managing multiple writing projects. The conversation also touches on the significance of research in creating authentic narratives and the creative growth that comes from switching genres. Chris offers valuable advice for aspiring writers, emphasizing the importance of networking and putting one's work out into the world.
takeaways
Links for this episode:
Chris Thelen's website: https://chrisgthelen.com/
Race for Redemption on Amazon and Barnes & Noble
From the Hosts:
Vicki’s book about resilience and love: Surviving Sue; Blog: https://victoriaponders.com/
Wynne’s book about her beloved father: Finding My Father’s Faith; Blog: https://wynneleon.c
In this episode, Bob Conlon talks with Vicki Atkinson and Wynne Leon about his book 'Celtic Knot,' which tells the story of his grandfather, Tim Conlon, an Irish immigrant who faced numerous challenges in 19th-century Chicago.
The conversation explores themes of resilience, family, community, and the importance of storytelling in preserving history.
Bob shares insights into his research process, the historical events intertwined with Tim's life, and the significance of the Celtic knot as a symbol of connection and continuity.
Takeaways
Links for this episode:
Sharing the Heart of the Matter home
Q&A with "Celtic Knot"author Robert Conlon | Eckhartz Press
New book honors author's ancestor,city of Chicago - The Hinsdalean
From the Hosts:
Vicki’s book about resilience and love: Surviving Sue; Blog: https://victoriaponders.com/
Wynne’s book about her beloved father: Finding My Father’s Faith; Blog: https://wynneleon.com/
In this episode hosts Vicki Atkinson and Wynne Leon and Vicki Atkinson engage with writer Michael Frutig, who shares insights into his diverse creative projects, the collaborative writing process, and the importance of exploring different genres to maintain creativity. Michael discusses his journey as a co-author, the challenges of writing humor, and the personal connections he weaves into his characters. The conversation also touches on his writing discipline and future projects, including an audiobook adaptation of his epic poem.
Takeaways
Links for this episode
Show Notes on Sharing the Heart of the MatterMichael Frutig (website/blog)
Quintology novellas Amazon.com: Whiskey: The Quintilogy Part 1 eBook : Frutig, Michael: Kindle Store
The Ring of Dain Thar Duin” Invocation - YouTube
Lincoln and Chicago by John Toman and Michael Frutig on Amazon
From the Hosts:
Vicki’s book about resilience and love: Surviving Sue; Blog: https://victoriaponders.com/
Wynne’s book about her beloved father: Finding My Father’s Faith; Blog: https://wynneleon.com/
In this episode, hosts Wynne Leon and VickiAtkinson engage with authors Amy Goober and Gwen Borden, discussing their book 'My Mother Always Says: 25 Lessons for Finding the Silver Lining.' The conversation explores the wisdom passed down through generations, theimportance of reframing experiences, and the power of optimism in overcoming life's challenges. Amy and Gwen share personal stories that highlight resilience, the significance of mother-daughter relationships, and the lessons learned from both good and bad experiences. The episode emphasizes the value of vulnerability, the journey of self-discovery, and the legacy of love and adventure that shapes our lives.
takeaways
Links for this episode:
Episode 120 show notesMy Mother Always Says on Amazon
My Mother Always Says website Amy Goober - Action Coach
From the hosts:
Vicki’s book about resilience and love: Surviving Sue; Blog: https://victoriaponders.com/
Wynne’s book about her beloved father: Finding My Father’s Faith; Blog: https://wynneleon.com
In this episode, Linda Broenniman talks with Wynne Leon and Vicki Atkinson about her journey of uncovering her family's Jewish heritage, which began with a surprising revelation about her father's identity.
Through extensive research, she explores eight generations of her family history, revealing secrets, trauma, and the impact of historical events on her identity. The conversation delves into the emotional aspects of writing her book, 'The Pulitzer Saga,' and how it has facilitated healing and connection with her ancestry.
Takeaways
Links for this episode:
The Politzer Saga on Amazon
From the Hosts:
Vicki’s book about resilience and love: Surviving Sue; Blog: https://victoriaponders.com/
Wynne’s book about her beloved father: Finding My Father’s Faith; Blog: https://wynneleon.com/
In this episode of Sharing the Heart of the Matter, hosts Wynne Leon and Vicki Atkinson engage with author RitishSharma, who, along with co-author Deepak Joshi, has created a series of books titled 'Unfold the Stories of Unsung Heroes.' The conversation explores the inspiration behind the series, the process of finding and vetting stories of global heroes, and the emotional impact these narratives have on readers. Ritish shares insights into the power of storytelling and the importance of highlighting acts of kindness in a world that often focuses on negativity. The episode emphasizes the need for positivity and the celebration of individuals making a difference without seeking recognition.
Takeaways
Ritish and Deepak started the series to highlight unsung heroes.• The stories aim to inspire and give recognition to those who care.• Readers contribute by suggesting heroes from their communities.• Research is crucial to ensure the authenticity of the stories.• The emotional depth of the stories resonates with readers.• Storytelling can create a ripple effect of kindness.• Every detail in a hero's story matters for emotional connection.• The series showcases a global community of heroes.• Acts of kindness can change lives and inspire others.• Celebrating good in the world is essential, especially today.
Links for this podcast:
Sharing the Heart of the Matter HomeUnfold the Stories of Unsung Heroes Part III on Amazon
Unfold the Stories of Unsung Heroes Part II on Amazon
Unfold the Stories of Unsung Heroes Part I on Amazon
Aspiring Blog: https://theblogera.com/
From the Hosts:
Vicki’s book about resilience and love: Surviving Sue; Blog: https://victoriaponders.com/
Wynne’s book about her beloved father: Finding My Father’s Faith; Blog: https://wynneleon.com/
In this episode of the Heart of the Matter podcast, host Wynne Leon and co-host Vicki Atkinson engage in a deepconversation with mentalist and author Alexander Beresford. They explore themes of human connection, the interplay between magic and writing, and the insights derived from Beresford's works, including 'Mr. Fenwick and the Door That Stayed Closed (Until It Didn't)' and 'The Inward Stage'. The discussion highlights the importance of vulnerability, presence, and the subtle nuances of human interaction, both in performance and in life.
In this engaging conversation, the speakers explorethe intricate relationship between performance and audience engagement, emphasizing the importance of emotional connection in magic and mentalism. Theydiscuss the terminology used in the field, the impact of live performances, and the significance of intuition in connecting with audiences. The conversation also delves into personal reflections on writing and growth, as well as the future of live entertainment in an increasingly digital world.
Takeaways
• Human connection is central to both magic and writing.
• Vulnerability is more impactful than cleverness in performance.
• Silence can enhance connection and understanding.
• Magic and literature both evoke wonder and presence.
• The act of writing can be a form of magic.
• Presence in storytelling can transform the reader's experience.
• Connection with the audience is essential for performers.
• Subtlety in storytelling can convey deep truths.
• The crossover between magic and writing enriches both art forms.
• Creativity is sparked by curiosity and exploration. There's a constant connection with the audience during performances.
• The language of magic is important; 'effects' are preferred over 'tricks'.
• Live experiments can create memorable moments for both performer and audience.
• The energy of a live audience enhances the performance experience.
• Performers often connect with the emotions of their audience.
• Writing can be a reflection of personal growth and experiences.
• Intuition plays a crucial role in performance and audience connection.
• Live entertainment is becoming more valuable in a digital age.
• Personal stories can resonate deeply with audiences during performances.Links for this episode:
Alexander Beresford's website: Eyes and Minds
From the Hosts:
Vicki’s book about resilience and love: Surviving Sue; Blog: https://victoriaponders.com/
Wynne’s book about her beloved father: Finding My Father’s Faith; Blog: https://wynneleon.com/
In this inspiring episode, Wynne Leon and Vicki Atkinson are talking with filmmaker, philanthropist and author, Peter Samuelson.
Peter produced films such as Return of Pink Panther, and Revenge of the Nerds. He’s worked with Steve McQueen, Peter Sellers, and started four philanthropies, including one with Steven Spielberg.
And now he’s written this incredible book that combines the amazing and entertaining episodes from all those adventures with reflective lessons and learning.
He tells us how he came to write this book, writing at 5am each morning to alternate between lessons learned on some days and anecdotes on others.
He tells us the story that sparked the first charity he founded, Starlight, granting wishes to sick kids and their families.
Peter teaches a course called Random Acts of Kindness and Pay It Forwards. He explains the crossover between underprivileged kids and acts of service and tells some heart-grabbing stories.
We talk about Peter’s delightful father, Sir Sydney Samuelson and his infectious ability to talk to everyone. Peter relates a wonderful story about how his dad made a great connection to benefit his First Star foundation and how the ripple effect of Sir Sydney’s life continues on.
Peter tells us how he fell in love with his now wife of 40 years and gives some really solid advice about how to meet like-minded others.
Vicki and I were transfixed by Peter’s incredible energy and enthusiasm. His application of the 2nd law of thermodynamics will move you into wanting to make a difference. His stories will leave you smiling and charmed.
Finding Happy is a great book that launches on Tuesday, June 10th. It’s such a fun read for all, but especially young adults, and a perfect gift idea for dads and grads.
Join us for this inspiring episode with the delightful Peter Samuelson. We know you'll love it!
Links for this episode:
Finding Happy on Amazon
Peter Samuelson | PR by the Book
From the Hosts:
Vicki’s book about resilience and love: Surviving Sue; Blog: https://victoriaponders.com/
Wynne’s book about her beloved father: Finding My Father’s Faith; Blog: https://wynneleon.com/
In episode 115, Vicki and Wynne engage with author Danny Miller, who shares insights from his book, 'The Way of the Wave.' The conversation explores themes of surrendering control, embracing creativity, navigating life's challenges, and the importance of self-care. Danny recounts his personal journey of transformation, emphasizing the significance of trusting the flow of life and the lessons learned through various experiences. The episode concludes with Danny reading his poignant poem, 'Life's Lantern.'
Here are some key takeaways from our discussion:
This is a fantastic episode with a whole-hearted author sharing valuable and vulnerable lessons. We know you'll love it!
Links for this episode:
Danny's website danielamiller.com
Danny's book, "The Way of the Wave": https://www.amazon.com/Way-Wave-Natures-Navigating-Currents/dp/0982893078).
Danny also narrated the audio book, available on Amazon, B&N, and Apple iTunes.
From the Hosts:
Vicki’s book about resilience and love: Surviving Sue; Blog: https://victoriaponders.com/
Wynne’s book about her beloved father: Finding My Father’s Faith; Blog: https://wynneleon.com/
In this fascinating episode, Vicki and Wynne talk with author, Mark Wukas. Mark has just released his debut novel, The Kiss of the Night.
It’s a book more than 40 years in the making. Mark talks about how he cultivated the book that lived inside him for so long.
We also get to hear about his careers as a journalist and teacher. He tells us what it was like to work a 5pm – 2pm shift as a City News reporter in Chicago.
Vicki and Wynne get the details of the interplay of journalists and police and the gritty feeling of the denizens of the night.
Mark and Vicki talk about some of the notable Chicago landmarks featured in the story. Wynne can attest that even for non-Chicagoans, the incredible details of place and time provide a richly textured backdrop for this gripping story.
Mark turns the tables on us to find out our favorite parts of the book – the diner scenes, the difference between facts and the truth, and the coming of age shift that happens as we face the real world.
This is a fantastic episode with a fascinating author about a riveting book. We know you'll love it!
Links for this episode:
Mark's recent interview on WGN Radio.
"The Kiss of Night" - Available exclusively from Eckhartz Press
Rick Kogan's column in the Chicago Tribune: Former City News kid Mark Wukas delivers "The Kiss of the Night"From the hosts:
Vicki’s book about resilience and love: Surviving Sue; Blog: https://victoriaponders.com/
Wynne’s book about her beloved father: Finding My Father’s Faith; Blog: https://wynneleon.com/
In this thrilling episode, Vicki Atkinson and I have the pleasure of chatting with the captivating thriller author, Carl Vonderau.
Carl left the world of international banking to become a writer, and he masterfully weaves his banking knowledge and upbringing as a Christian Scientist into his novels.
Carl takes us on a journey as he shares his meticulous research process for the locations in his books. His dedication to capturing the essence of each place is truly fascinating.
We admire and chuckle at Carl's language skills. He shares the wisdom that to speak a foreign language, you must be willing to embrace embarrassment.
Get an exclusive preview of Carl's upcoming book, "Past Due." Discover why one of his core themes is the necessity for families to grow and evolve.
This is a must-listen episode featuring an intriguing author, adventurer, and family man, Carl Vonderau. We know you'll love it!
Links for this episode
Carl Vonderau on Amazon
Carl Vonderau on Goodreads
From the hosts:
Vicki’s book about resilience and love: Surviving Sue; Blog: https://victoriaponders.com/
Wynne’s book about her beloved father: Finding My Father’s Faith; Blog: https://wynneleon.com/
In this exciting episode, Vicki Atkinson and Wynne Leon have the pleasure of chatting with the phenomenal best-selling author, Andrew Mayne.Join us as Andrew Mayne takes us on an incredible journey through his captivating career – from mesmerizing audiences as an illusionist on cruise ships, starring in A&E’s hit show “Don’t Trust Andrew Mayne,” designing a groundbreaking stealth suit for diving with Great White sharks on Discovery Channel’s Shark Week, being a Prompt Whisperer and Science Communicator for Open AI, and now a celebrated best-selling author.In his latest thrilling novel, Mr. Whisper, Andrew masterfully unites his four iconic characters from his previous series. He shares the intriguing challenges he faced in writing from multiple perspectives and how the theory of mind played a crucial role in his storytelling. And he reveals how he uses virtual reality technology to go “on location” as he scouts locales for his books.Discover the secrets behind Andrew’s path to success and how his magician’s skills have influenced his writing style, particularly the art of “showing, not telling” in crafting edge-of-your-seat thrillers.Andrew reveals the powerful feedback loop he employed while writing his first books and how his dedication led him to write an astonishing ten books in one year as a practice.Andrew delves into the concept of survivorship bias and its impact on the success stories of those who have “made it.” We explore why this might not hold true for future generations as the world continues to evolve.This podcast is packed with insights that we have pondered long after recording. Andrew’s critical thinking skills, honed through designing his “shock magic” illusions, offer valuable perspectives for various other pursuits.As a bonus, Andrew shares a fantastic tip on teaching critical thinking to young kids, which we found equally applicable to adults.In this captivating interview, Andrew shares one of our new favorite quotes: “When you are okay with being fooled, you unlock a new kind of wonder.” Embrace the mystery, not just in thrillers, but in life itself.Get ready to be enthralled by the fascinating and thought-provoking discussions on magic and writing with the brilliant Andrew Mayne.We know you’ll love it.For show notes and more great inspiration https://sharingtheheartofthematter.com
Links for this episode:
Mr. Whisper by Andrew Mayne on Amazon
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/218134959-mr-whisper
"Don't Trust Andrew Mayne" on A&E: "...features the wildly innovative, mischief-loving magician Andrew Mayne as he sets out to reinvent revenge. His illusions are mind-blowing, but what he loves most is helping people get even."
From the hosts:
Vicki’s book about resilience and love: Surviving Sue; Blog: https://victoriaponders.com/
Wynne’s book about her beloved father: Finding My Father’s Faith; Blog: https://wynneleon.com/
In this exciting episode, Vicki Atkinson and Wynne Leon have the pleasure of chatting with the phenomenal best-selling author, Andrew Mayne.
Join us as Andrew Mayne takes us on an incredible journey through his captivating career – from mesmerizing audiences as an illusionist on cruise ships, starring in A&E’s hit show “Don’t Trust Andrew Mayne,” designing a groundbreaking stealth suit for diving with Great White sharks on Discovery Channel’s Shark Week, being a Prompt Whisperer and Science Communicator for Open AI, and now a celebrated best-selling author.
In his latest thrilling novel, Mr. Whisper, Andrew masterfully unites his four iconic characters from his previous series. He shares the intriguing challenges he faced in writing from multiple perspectives and how the theory of mind played a crucial role in his storytelling. And he reveals how he uses virtual reality technology to go “on location” as he scouts locales for his books.
Discover the secrets behind Andrew’s path to success and how his magician’s skills have influenced his writing style, particularly the art of “showing, not telling” in crafting edge-of-your-seat thrillers.
Andrew reveals the powerful feedback loop he employed while writing his first books and how his dedication led him to write an astonishing ten books in one year as a practice.
Andrew delves into the concept of survivorship bias and its impact on the success stories of those who have “made it.” We explore why this might not hold true for future generations as the world continues to evolve.
This podcast is packed with insights that we have pondered long after recording. Andrew’s critical thinking skills, honed through designing his “shock magic” illusions, offer valuable perspectives for various other pursuits.
As a bonus, Andrew shares a fantastic tip on teaching critical thinking to young kids, which we found equally applicable to adults.
In this captivating interview, Andrew shares one of our new favorite quotes: “When you are okay with being fooled, you unlock a new kind of wonder.” Embrace the mystery, not just in thrillers, but in life itself.
Get ready to be enthralled by the fascinating and thought-provoking discussions on magic and writing with the brilliant Andrew Mayne.
We know you’ll love it.
Links for this post:
Mr. Whisper by Andrew Mayne on Amazonhttps://www.goodreads.com/book/show/218134959-mr-whisper
"Don't Trust Andrew Mayne" on A&E: "...features the wildly innovative, mischief-loving magician Andrew Mayne as he sets out to reinvent revenge. His illusions are mind-blowing, but what he loves most is helping people get even."
From the hosts:
Vicki’s book about resilience and love: Surviving Sue; Blog: https://victoriaponders.com/
Wynne’s book about her beloved father: Finding My Father’s Faith; Blog: https://wynneleon.com/
Vicki Atkinson and Wynne Leon are delighted to talk with author and publisher, Rick Kaempfer about his book EveryCubEver. This is the second game in our baseball double-header as we talk with the hilarious and engaging Rick about his labor of love, EveryCubEver. He swears this seventh edition of the book is the last time he’s going to update it until the Chicago Cubs win the World Series.There are 2600 Cubs in this book – 2296 players and the rest are managers and back office. Rick provides the storytelling in each entry so it’s a great read for history buffs as well as baseball fans. He tells who became a dentist and who ended up in jail, who was on the beaches of Normandy, and who went on to become a governor. As an example of the engaging storytelling, he tells us why manager Frank Chance traded for pitcher Jack Harper just to ruin his career. He gives us the background on the 200 photographs that are included in this edition of the book and where he found them. Rick tells us the touching story of how he got invited to go to the Baseball Hall of Fame induction ceremony this year. Such a fantastic way to round out a year that included publishing this seventh edition of EveryCubEver. Join us as we explore the scenic and beautiful places we go when we tell baseball stories. You won't want to miss this great conversation with the amazing and entertaining, Rick Kaempfer!We know you’ll love it!For show notes and more great inspiration please visit https://sharingtheheartof thematter.com
Vicki Atkinson and Wynne Leon are delighted to talk with author and publisher, Rick Kaempfer about his book EveryCubEver.
This is the second game in our baseball double-header as we talk with the hilarious and engaging Rick about his labor of love, EveryCubEver. He swears this seventh edition of the book is the last time he’s going to update it until the Chicago Cubs win the World Series.
There are 2600 Cubs in this book – 2296 players and the rest are managers and back office. Rick provides the storytelling in each entry so it’s a great read for history buffs as well as baseball fans. He tells who became a dentist and who ended up in jail, who was on the beaches of Normandy, and who went on to become a governor.
As an example of the engaging storytelling, he tells us why manager Frank Chance traded for pitcher Jack Harper just to ruin his career.
He gives us the background on the 200 photographs that are included in this edition of the book and where he found them.
Rick tells us the touching story of how he got invited to go to the Baseball Hall of Fame induction ceremony this year. Such a fantastic way to round out a year that included publishing this seventh edition of EveryCubEver.
Join us as we explore the scenic and beautiful places we go when we tell baseball stories. You won't want to miss this great conversation with the amazing and entertaining, Rick Kaempfer!
We know you’ll love it!
Links for this episode:
From the hosts:
Vicki’s book about resilience and love: Surviving Sue; Blog: https://victoriaponders.com/
Wynne’s book about her beloved father: Finding My Father’s Faith; Blog: https://wynneleon.com/
In this episode, Vicki Atkinson and Wynne Leon are delighted to be with Wynne's five-year-old son, Mr. D.
Mr. D is so excited about starting on a Little League team that he asked to podcast about it. Which is saying something because he’s not as naturally voluble as his older sister.
We're clearly biased about our guest. But in our opinion listening to the enthusiasm of a kid excited about a team, a sport, and the crack of the ball against a bat stirs the well of our own passions.
Mr. D shows us all the equipment necessary for Little League – including our favorite, the bubble gum.
We talk about the magic that often happens when we go to MLB games. Vicki tells us about the ball parks and teams in Chicago.
This podcast meanders a bit as we ride along with a young and curious guest. But he brings it all together with an incredible answer when Vicki asks him what he likes best a little before minute 17 in the recording.
We also included a little easter egg at the end at minute 19. Mr. D shows you don’t have to know how to spell in order to capture hearts.
Join us as we explore the scenic and beautiful places we go when we tell baseball stories. You won't want to miss this heart-warming and refreshing perspective of five-year-old Mr. D!
We know you’ll love it!
Links for this podcast
Vicki’s book about resilience and love: Surviving Sue; Blog: https://victoriaponders.com/
Wynne’s book about her beloved father: Finding My Father’s Faith; Blog: https://wynneleon.com/