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016 | The People of Reset Series: PLAY WRITE
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David Jerome (AKA Play Write) talks about his "loss of faith" moment, the impact it had upon his sense of belonging, and how it led him to truth-seeking in all contexts. We discuss the moral moment the world is having, cancel culture, and the downside of inclusion. David casts his light on the concept of grace and the nature of all things and all that is. In this timely and thought-provoking episode, David gives listeners much to consider.
GUEST BIO: David is a Toronto-born writer, playwright, speaker, teacher, and therapist in training. With a background as a former minister, he brings a unique perspective to his work. David is known as a thought leader in discussions surrounding race, identity, masculinity, well-being, and restorative practice. As a writer and playwright, he delves into grief, loss, shame, mental health, and truth-telling themes.
David is the author of Pray You Break his self-published poetry collection, and is also developing a new piece centred on the GRACE Principle, a framework he created during his time as a college lecturer and corporate DEI educator.
Find David and Pray You Break at DavidLewisPeart.com.
Like David, Pray You Break is a rare and exquisite expression of life and love. The words. The imagery. Its truth. The book takes its reader on a heart-rending journey.
Do yourself a favour…visit David’s page. Tap the link. Buy the book. Take in its words. Pray you break.
The piano piece that accompanies David's reading of Pray You Break is by Dean Lobo (AKA Unlearn).
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