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Podcast Episode 12 - Interview with Emily P. Freeman

The holidays are in full swing, and we’re excited about the season. We’re also pretty stoked about Episode 12. Our guest is author Emily P.Freeman, author of Grace for the Good Girl and the recently published A Million Little Ways, a book that – if you’ve read our review – you know we’re quite fond of… Emily Freeman Emily’s heart for artists is apparent during her conversation with Joe. She shares her own journey as an artist as she moved from music to sign language and finally to writing. They discuss how important it is as an artist to show up (and a couple of ways that prevent us from doing just that), why it’s OK to copy, and how honouring God’s calling for us will occasionally require restraint.

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