And that was really hard to let go of all those things that I knew, air quotes there.

But in some ways it was the easiest because all it required of me was curiosity.

And awe and wonder. Like we've all been the four-year-olds asking the

million questions. So in a way, we just kind of need to go back to that like Jesus says,

like be as a little child.

Hello, I'm Susan Hinkley.

And I'm Cynthia Winward.

And this is at last she said it.

We are women of faith discussing complicated things.

And the title of today's episode is, Let's Get Curious About Curiosity.

Hooray, I'm showing up with you, Susan, for our season finale, and it's about curiosity. This is a good day.

It's a great day. This is a good day. I mean, I'm excited that it's the season finale. Not going to lie. We're ready for a break, Cynthia. It's been quite a year for us. But also, I'm really

excited for this conversation specifically. So thanks for showing up ready to do a deep dive.

Well, I love that we're having this conversation for our closing episode. We're just barely

squeaking it in because on our first episode of the season, we said we were going to do it.

So we're finally doing it. And I didn't think I had anything new to say on this topic because it's

kind of my hobby horse. But you made the document. And once you did, I was like, oh, I actually have a lot

more to say. So apologies right now, Susan. I probably put way too much in the notes. So we better

get started. You put great stuff in the notes. And I don't even know how many pages of notes we have.

And I don't want to know because it's too many, but we're just going to have a great time going through this topic.

Yes.

So can't wait.

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