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Join us as Sheila Arnold and Paul Strickland, from live storytelling recordings in the Apple Seed Studio, advise us through stories to making time to really see those around us, listen to their stories, and make room for growth.
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Listen to episode one hereJoin us as Sheila Arnold and Paul Strickland, from live storytelling recordings in the Apple Seed Studio, advise us through stories to making time to really see those around us, listen to their stories, and make room for growth.
(00:59) "Mission Trip" - Sheila Arnold tells a personal story recollecting on the changes that occurred during her time in Vietnam while interacting with kids and adults alike.
(13:04) Sam shares a story of a neighbor boy who Sam had misunderstood.
(15:55) "The Bookhead Boy" - Paul Strickland tells a seemingly far-fetched story about a boy and his journey to read a story no one was interested in.
Great stories can change your world. What stories and memories were sparked for you and who will you share them with? Hosted by storyteller Sam Payne. A production of BYUradio.
Key Words: Books, Communication, Service, Compassion, Family, Stories, Kids, Storytelling, Growth, Community, Change
00:00:00 - Introduction
00:01:02 - "Mission Trip" by Sheila Arnold
00:16:51 - "The Bookhead Boy" by Paul Strickland
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