Season 4, Episode 5 - Smorgasbord
Jun 12, 202635mEp. 111
In this episode, I discuss Knicks fever in NYC, breaking patterns, accepting things reluctantly, and oh so much more. I also read chapter 2 from my novella, The Podcaster. Merci mis amigos!
Hosted by Patrick Brooks · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 60 episodes
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A 40 something Brooklynite from MN tells stories, talks about his adventures and misadventures, the takes they give rise to, mixes in a dash of spirituality, and tries to be amusing if not downright humorous.
Patrick Brooks hosts The Patty Pod, a comedy show with 60 episodes published.
In this episode, I discuss Knicks fever in NYC, breaking patterns, accepting things reluctantly, and oh so much more. I also read chapter 2 from my novella, The Podcaster. Merci mis amigos!
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Part Two of my conversation with my friend Jen Asp who works in Anglican and Episcopalian ministries about the role spirituality has played in her life through both good times and difficult ones.
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