This podcast has a new name: Reimagining the Good Life. If you’re asking, “Why a name change?” and “Why now?”—I have answers! Author and teacher Patricia Clarke talks with me about:

How disability challenges assumptions about the good life
Accepting limitations and finding freedom within them
How faith and culture shape our understanding of the good life
The power of reimagining what’s possible
What all of this has to do with changing the podcast name!

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Patricia Clarke is a speaker, teacher, and writer who brings people from different backgrounds together to talk about faith. She holds a master’s degree in English Literature, a Barnabas Counseling Certificate, and is currently enrolled in the Master of Theology program at Fuller Theological Seminary. In her new workbook, Lifted by Love, Clarke weaves her personal faith, love of storytelling, and teaching skills together to bring the wisdom of the Bible into daily life. She currently lives in Richmond, Virginia with her husband and four children. For up-to-date information, follow her on Instagram @patriciaclarkestudies or visit her website to subscribe to her updates: patriciaclarke.org.
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On the Podcast:

Patricia Clarke’s book Lifted by Love
Steve Perkins at Greenhouse Coaching
Amy Julia’s book White Picket Fences
Andrew Leland’s book Country of the Blind
Micha Boyett’s book Blessed Are the Rest of Us
Treasures in the Dark by Katherine Wolfe and Alex Wolf
John McWhorter’s misunderstanding of disability
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TRANSCRIPT: amyjuliabecker.com/podcast-reimagining-good-life/
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YouTube Channel: video with closed captions
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Reimagine the Good Life with me through the lenses of disability, faith, and culture. Find out more at amyjuliabecker.com.

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