119 - You Can't Judge a Book By Its Cover

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05/15/24 • 15 min

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I am grateful to be back in the podcast chair today, and happy to be walking without crutches. In today's episode I chat about how I am finding myself thinking more about how we can help others, yet maintain a safe distance at the same time. When we are out and about doing errands, day to day life, we run into all kinds of personalities and situations. Until we have walked in someone's shoes, we simply can't imagine what they are going through, and sometimes we need to use our best judgment and know when to help, and when to walk away.
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Newspapers and journalism have played a every important part in our lives. We are fortunate to have many dedicated people who work so hard to ensure we have knowledge of local, national and international events. Our method of receiving news is always changing with technology, but one thing that will never change is the real people behind the stories and voices. In today's episode I touch base on how much newspapers meant to me when I was growing up, and I share my gratitude for the people who work tirelessly to share important events. I also reflect on how fast stories can change if they are not told correctly, and give tribute to my friends at a local newspaper in my hometown where they are moving in new directions after 124 years in business.
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