# Chris Cook

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Healing What You Can't Erase

How do you heal what you can’t erase? Chris Cook believes most people stay stuck in the pain and trauma they’ve been through not because they haven’t tried hard to move on, but because the approaches to healing never reach the soul where wounds linger. Is there a soul-wound that hasn’t healed in yo…

Gorilla Radio interview

Another scintillating conversation between me and Chris Cook for his Gorilla Radio Pod, in the second half.

In Conversation With the Booking/eTraveli Team

In our latest Antitrust Review podcast, host Nick Levy hosts a panel discussion of the European General Court’s judgment upholding the European Commission’s landmark prohibition of the Booking/eTraveli transaction. Enrique Gonzalez-Diaz, who represented Booking before the Court, Chris Cook, Anita …

Real Conversation About Grief (With Chris Cook)

In this episode, John sits down with author and podcaster Chris Cook to have a hard conversation about grief. Next Steps: 📕 Read Healing What You Can’t Erase: Transform Your Mental, Emotional, and Spiritual Health From the Inside Out by Chris Cook Find Chris on YouTube @WINTODAYChris IG: instagram…

How does faith show up in scary movies? - Bret Eckelberry | Healing from the things you can't change? - Chris Cook

Guest host Chris Martin talks with Plugged In's Bret Eckelberry talk about recent surveys of young people. They, too, have concerns about AI and it's impact on their future. Then, they talk about horror movies. Some have some surprisingingly deep spiritual content, intentional or not. Chris Cook, a…

Deer, Data, and Decades of Experience with Chris Cook

This recording features Brad Bowen and Tucker interviewing Chris Cook, a retired Alabama wildlife biologist with more than 30 years of experience. They discuss his career working with wildlife management areas, including Wolf Creek, and his early years growing up hunting and fishing in rural northw…

Bama Wall Hangers - Deer, Data, and Decades of Experience with Chris Cook

This recording features Brad Bowen and Tucker interviewing Chris Cook, a retired Alabama wildlife biologist with more than 30 years of experience. They discuss his career working with wildlife management areas, including Wolf Creek, and his early years growing up hunting and fishing in rural northw…