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I enjoyed sitting with Greg on his porch in a lovely South St. Louis neighborhood and talking with Greg about what’s important to him.
Greg’s website for health coaching – http://gregrohde.optavia.com/gregrohde
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Roger grew up in a big family (one of 14 children) and had a major course correction in life. Rather than live for material gain, Roger started in a new direction. We talk about that and Roger’s simple approach to life of not judging, but rather loving people.
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Jason and his family live a couple houses down. He’s a good communicator and gets right into the big questions of life quickly. I enjoyed talking with him. We talk about lack of certainty, what knowing is, his hard stance in atheism and the shift he experienced to agnosticism.
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Amber grew up in the UK, came to the US, moved back, and has lived a significant amount of time in both the US and UK. We talk about the differences in culture, Amber’s affection for minimalism, and her involvement in Classical Conversations, a homeschooling community.
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Dr. Joel Brown is former research scientist at Washington University School of Medicine and now teacher of biology in the Florissant school district. We talk about his work, Christian faith, and related topics.
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