181: Surrender, ALS Advocacy, and All the Colors Came Out with Kate Fagan
- E181
- 1:25:39
- May 31st 2021
On Episode 181 of You, Me, Empathy, Kate Fagan and I explore why joy is not in opposition to sorrow, wondering what to do with our impermanence, what surrender looks like, the tragedy and obstacles of ALS and its advocacy, and Kate’s new book, All the Colors Came Out.
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