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Hears Her. Hey guys, this is God Hears Her with Elisa Morgan and I'm Aaron Eddie. Today's program

will sound a little different than normal. Normally,

Elisa and I do interviews together, but she happened to run into Margaret Feinberg when I wasn't

around, and we didn't want to miss out on the opportunity to capture her story. So that's what you'll hear

today, a conversation with Elisa Morgan and Margaret Feinberg, mostly about Margaret's new book,

Taste and See. But also, it's going to be about

Margaret's story mixed in as well. Before we get into the interview, let me introduce you to Margaret.

For those of you who may not know her, she has been named one of Christianity Today's 50

women shaping church and culture. Her books, especially fight back with joy, have sold over a million copies. But most

importantly, she's fun. And God continues to meet her at the intersection of joy and real life.

So let's get into it. Here's Elisa Morgan and Margaret Feinberg on God Here's Her.

Margaret, you're here to talk a little bit about taste and see, but, you know, before we do,

a lot of folks will know you from your other writings, know you from your Joycast podcast,

and want to know, are you just a foodie?

Or what else is there to you?

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