Hello, I am Gabriel Sanders, and I believe that there is no "normal". Every person has a story, which is their normal, and which I find fascinating. I hope you will too.
On my podcast, I have conversations with people about their "normal" lives, their "normal" journeys, occupations, lifestyles, and more... and what "normal" means to them.
Enjoy, and thank you for listening.
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Hello, I am Gabriel Sanders, and I believe that there is no "normal". Every person has a story, which is their normal, and which I find fascinating. I hope you will too.
On my podcast, I have conversations with people about their "normal" lives, their "normal" journeys, occupations, lifestyles, and more... and what "normal" means to them.
Enjoy, and thank you for listening.
In this episode, I had a great talk with a woman who grew up in the world of Evangelical Pentecostalism. Miggie Boylan shares with us her "normal" of feeling "in place, but out of place," and how she found a way out. We also talk about our thoughts on the strength of prayer, the effectiveness of prayer, and how she was put into a position of being told she wasn't praying hard enough. I also get into my history of being an accident prone child.
Thank you for listening.
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Mentions: “Religulous” (2008) with Bill Maher. “Outside” music/lyrics by Mariah Carey
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What's Normal with Gabriel Sanders
Hello, I am Gabriel Sanders, and I believe that there is no "normal". Every person has a story, which is their normal, and which I find fascinating. I hope you will too.
On my podcast, I have conversations with people about their "normal" lives, their "normal" journeys, occupations, lifestyles, and more... and what "normal" means to them.
Enjoy, and thank you for listening.
