Lytt til Tangible Truth Podcast with Susan & Friends (KLRC)

REWIND EPISODE! Today, we are rewinding back to Season 1, Episode 1. The one that started it all. Over the past couple of weeks, we have been discussing the importance of curiosity in our relationships. Why? Because if you aren't curious and ask questions, it can easily lead to DANGEROUS ASSUMPTIONS. You can also read more about "Dangerous Assumptions" in Susan's Book "We're Still in This," available on the Tangible Truth Website: We're Still in This [https://www.tangibletruthministries.com/store-EZNHa].

Last week, Susan and special guest Brad Franklin talked about the need to be curious in a relationship. During their conversation, Susan mentioned a podcast that she and former co-host, Keri Corn, did on being curious way back in season 1. It has been one of our most talked-about and well-received episodes, so we wanted to share it with you again to offer a different perspective on the idea of "Being Curious."

To finish this six-part series, Susan and Brad discuss the phrase "be curious" and how it is important and ties into all of the other phrases discussed over the last five episodes. "Be Curious" Episode from Season 1 with Susan and Keri Corn: https://blubrry.com/tangibletruthpodcastklrc/77974002/be-curious-s01e06/

Brad Franklin of Fresh Roots Family Counseling is back in the studio with Susan this week to untangle two new quotes: "What is said is not always what is heard" and "My relationship to God should be reflective of my relationship to others."

We could not get enough of this series in March, so we are continuing it in April! For the next three episodes, Susan will be joined by Brad Franklin of Fresh Roots Family Counseling in Rogers, AR. In today's episode, the phrase "What makes this make sense?" takes center stage.