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Your second and third books are different from your first. How/why?

Do you know what would cause people to need help?

Aside from moving your meetings with your prayer partners to Zoom, did the pandemic have other effect on your work?

What do you wish that people understood about your work or your path that they might not catch at first glance or if they’re not terribly thoughtful?

Have you had survivors of any of the people in your book see their people in your book and contact you?

How did you choose which 26 stories (out of 400!) to use?

Fr. Nathan asks for me: how has it changed me?

Anything that I missed that you want to add?

S2E4: Karen weaves inkles and has an app

You don’t have to be famous to be interesting. Everyone is interesting. Everyone has a story. I want to draw out the stories of ordinary people to highlight that fame isn’t what makes a person interesting—life is.

Ordinary: regular people. Chaos: because that’s how life rolls, it seems. Stories that resonate, stories that inspire, stories of ordinary, as told by people of nearly any age, hosted by Heat and Rocket Kid.

We have four threads in Ordinary Chaos:
1: Heat talks with a not-famous artist
2: Heat talks with a regular ol‘ not-famous person
3: Heat talks with Rocket Kid, her elementary-aged son
4: Rocket Kid talks with a guest

Go to ordinarychaospodcast.com for links, show notes, and more.