Sally Kohn: I want to talk about ways in which stories though can be swelched. She says she's been trying to bring to light the stories of victims of abuse at cannecock camps. And yet that you're encountering though some resistance, so just so not everyone may know the whole story. Kohn: There is an unknown number of victims. No one knows exactly what happened because no one could share their stories. But they shared their stories and it was beautiful, but I couldn't be public about it.
Curtis and Nancy French explore the power of storytelling in everyday life. Nancy, a professional storyteller and New York Times best-selling author, urges listeners to “read” the stories of their own lives – in order to see how the ultimate Author of their stories (God) has shaped their destinies. Curtis and Nancy also encourage people to inhabit other peoples’ stories and to interview family members, such as parents, to more clearly see the context of their “origin stories.”
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