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Mining for gold by relistening to three past podcasts. Hosts: Ray and Mary Ann find storytelling gold by revisiting three podcasts -Episode 233. Don Helin — The CREATOR: Don uses fiction to explore real emotions and universal human truths. -Episode 260. Lana Edwards Santoro — The REMEMBERER: Lana draws on memories and family history and finds meaning in moments that might otherwise disappear. -Episode 240. Rebecca Hoffman — The UNCOVERER: Rebecca Hoffman helps people discover the stories already hiding in their own lives—and capture them before those memories are lost. Three people. Three different approaches. New thoughts.
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