Groundhog Day and My Conversation with Stephen Tobolowsky
Rick Lee James Podcast Network · Rick Lee James
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Show Notes
Groundhog Day always makes me think about second chances.
Not just the movie, but the idea behind it. The same day coming back around, giving us another opportunity to hear something, notice something, or maybe even become a slightly different version of ourselves.
So today I am resharing an older episode of Voices in My Head that feels right for this day. Back on episode 205, I sat down with Stephen Tobolowsky, who many of us know as Ned Ryerson from Groundhog Day, but who is also one of the great storytellers I have ever had on the show.
We do talk about the movie, and there are some fun stories there, but the heart of this conversation is really about faith, doubt, art, and the ways we try to make sense of the invisible things that shape our lives. We talk about his book My Adventures with God, the Psalms, and what happens to our spirituality when life takes us into hospital rooms and hard seasons.
Some conversations do not get old. They just wait for the right day to be heard again.
Voices in My Head, Episode 205 with Stephen Tobolowsky
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