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Sidewalk Ghosts Episode 62: Never Gone

January 1, 2023September 27, 2022 by richard radstone

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As she talks of the loss of her son to suicide, Chris opens her heart to others living the same pain, and the influence we each have on those around us.

Sidewalk Ghosts Episode 61: Just Like You And I

January 1, 2023July 20, 2022 by richard radstone

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He’s lived prison, addiction, and pain. But as we listen to his emergence from a dark and troubled past, today’s Stranger-Now-Friend, Mark, points us toward a life-altering power.

Sidewalk Ghosts Episode 60: The Stand

January 1, 2023May 17, 2022 by richard radstone

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Leaning into a new form of F-bomb, Former California Councilmember Allen Warren, points all of us toward the big resolve

Sidewalk Ghosts Episode 59: Transformation

January 1, 2023April 13, 2022 by richard radstone

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After a short marriage and facing the pain of a young divorce, today’s stranger-now-friend, Bisi, opens our hearts toward a brighter future.

Sidewalk Ghosts Episode 58: Different Lenses

January 1, 2023March 16, 2022 by richard radstone

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A self-proclaimed “fish out of water,” Actor Jon Heder, reveals his spiritual outlook in a way that inspires us all to look beyond the expected norms.

Sidewalk Ghosts Episode 57: Metaverse

January 1, 2023February 8, 2022 by richard radstone

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In a world where we are rapidly becoming digitally separated, today’s Stranger-now-Friend, the young and wise Saif, proves the rising generation just might be the ones who can get us back to loving one another.