In this wide-ranging conversation with Sam Dierberger, a brilliant senior from Rockhurst University, we discuss his 700 page novel, the crazy real-life stories that inspired it, religion, how Sam’s had his worldview severely challenged, and much, much more. Sam is a great storyteller with highly unusual observations. You’ll love this.
(This episode was recorded on Jan. 20, 2024.)
Mark and Ann Marie Wertin raise their seven children in an idyllic setting--on a farm with cows, pigs, goats, rabbits, ducks, chickens, and horses. They garden, and raise almost all of their own food. Ann also has an M.A., and they homeschool. Their kids are...
All Caroline Burkard ever wanted to do was be a TV reporter. She succeeded. But when a hurricane hit where she lived, it nearly broke not just the city, but also her. This is the story of an amazing young woman who achieved her dream--only to literally face a natural...
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