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Show: Wisdom of the Ages with Ayn Cates Sullivan
Episode: Wonder꞉ Restoring Faith in Miracles – Robin Gregory
Do you believe that miracles come in the most surprising ways?
In this episode of Wisdom of the Ages, host Ayn Cates Sullivan talks about Robin Gregory’s book called The Improbable Wonders of Moojie Littleman. The novel brings hope to the planet and helps us establish union with the higher power. Robin’s book shares a very important lesson about encountering people with disabilities, and that is that all of us have super powers, though some of us may appear a little different than the rest. Join Ayn in today’s episode to restore your faith in miracles.
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To quote an article in The Guardian, “Not everybody likes award-winning movies.” Guillermo del Toro’s The Shape of Water won four Oscars: best picture, best director, best original score, and best production design, but some critics called it pedantic, shallow, unoriginal, and manipulative. It is no surprise that a film that plunges into stark contrasts is also eliciting polarized reviews. Controversy seems to badger great works. The novel of the same title, co-authored by del Toro and Daniel Kraus, hasn’t won nearly the same acclaim as the film. But here’s why I’m happy … READ MORE

Magical Realism That Drowns Us in Dark Beauty Then Resurrects Us

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It’s the early 1900s in Western America. Hamburgers, air machines, and vacuum sweepers have just been discovered. Racism and bigotry plague the Valley of Sorrows following the Native Relocation Act and the influx of foreign immigrants. When Moojie Littleman is abandoned by his adoptive father…READ MORE

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