Send us a text What if the hardest chapters aren’t the end of the story but the place where meaning begins? Martha sits down with longtime friend and mentor Linda Blechinger for part one of a three-part arc that starts in the rubble of a fractured childhood and moves toward a life remade. Linda opens up about immigrant roots marked by wartime scarcity, the ache of an orphanage and foster care, and the shock of being taken from safety by a struggling mother. Her early independence becomes a li...
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Send us a text What if the hardest chapters aren’t the end of the story but the place where meaning begins? Martha sits down with longtime friend and mentor Linda Blechinger for part one of a three-part arc that starts in the rubble of a fractured childhood and moves toward a life remade. Linda opens up about immigrant roots marked by wartime scarcity, the ache of an orphanage and foster care, and the shock of being taken from safety by a struggling mother. Her early independence becomes a li...
What Generosity Looks Like and a Story You Can Join
Sips from the Fountain
32 minutes
11 months ago
What Generosity Looks Like and a Story You Can Join
Send us a text Join me, Martha Gano, alongside my sister Stacey Goddard and cousin Amber Smith as we uncover the staggering reality faced by communities in the western Piedmont of North Carolina after Hurricane Helene struck. We're offering an unfiltered look at the heartache and resilience of those affected, including personal accounts of survival like Pam's, and the sheer devastation that flooded the Appalachian Mountains. As we discuss the values of generosity and community that have guide...
Sips from the Fountain
Send us a text What if the hardest chapters aren’t the end of the story but the place where meaning begins? Martha sits down with longtime friend and mentor Linda Blechinger for part one of a three-part arc that starts in the rubble of a fractured childhood and moves toward a life remade. Linda opens up about immigrant roots marked by wartime scarcity, the ache of an orphanage and foster care, and the shock of being taken from safety by a struggling mother. Her early independence becomes a li...
