Bias in biographies, sucker punching as a family, & owning #40Dave

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We love good stories—and great stories are even better when they're true. Real stories, true stories don't just pass on facts, they inspire us. Recently, Dave and I sat down with our friend Catherine Parks to talk about how biographies help us see God at work, movies, and reading well. Listen in as we discuss:

• People that surprised Catherine as she worked on Empowered and Strong
• How to fight against bias when writing biographies
• What biographies can teach kids
• How Catherine's family has embraced the Jack Reacher Sucker Punch of the Week
• Why Dave just needs to own being #40Dave
• Just how old is Catherine's husband, anyway?

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A few of the books we discussed in this episode:

• Empowered and Strong by Catherine Parks
• The Pioneers by Dave McCollough
• The Faithful Spy by John Hendrix
• East of Eden by John Steinbeck

To learn more about the film, Why We Breathe, written and directed by Erik Parks, head over to whywebreathefilm.com. Check out the trailer below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgrRv1MVN0Y