Navigating Life's Dissonance: Lessons from Even After Everything, with Stephanie Duncan Smith

Typology

Ian Morgan Cron

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🗓️ 7 November 2024

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

Join us for a heartfelt episode of the Typology as we welcome author Stephanie Duncan Smith, an Enneagram Four, to discuss her new book, Even After Everything: The Spiritual Practice of Knowing the Risks and Loving Anyway.

In this episode, we dive deep into the complexities of joy and sorrow, exploring the dissonance that often accompanies our life experiences. Stephanie shares her personal journey through pregnancy loss and the profound lessons she learned about resilience, empathy, and the importance of embracing both beauty and pain.

Discover how the liturgical calendar can provide a framework for understanding our own stories and the significance of naming our darkest nights. This conversation is a rich exploration of what it means to love deeply, take risks, and find meaning in the midst of life's challenges.

Connect with Stephanie at https://slantetter.com or on Instagram at @StephDuncanSmith

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0:00.0	Hello, Typology, friends. Welcome back to our podcast. We are delighted that you're here. I am joined by my good friend Anthony Skinner, my brother, here we are.
0:15.6	Ian Kron. How are you doing? We're in the holiday season. You got anything special going on for the holidays?
0:22.3	Man, I am actually going to be in San Francisco, which has now alerted a lot of people in the immediate local area to know that my house is empty.
0:36.3	You're always somewhere where the weather's great.
0:39.0	Yeah.
0:40.8	Yeah, we'll be in San Francisco for a couple of weeks and looking forward to that.
0:45.3	And it's kind of a great day here today in Nashville.
0:48.8	And so I got up today and I was inspired.
0:51.7	You'll laugh when I tell you this.
0:53.3	I was inspired to listen to all of Frank Sinatra and Count Basie's recordings.
1:00.0	And kind of danced around the house a little bit.
1:03.3	Man.
1:04.2	Now, that's not a bad, you know, two people to be listening to.
1:10.4	No, it was actually really, really fun.
1:12.9	So if in the middle of the recording, you see my head bob like that,
1:15.8	it's because I'm catching the high end of one.
1:25.8	Hey, you know, and I'll say it's like, it's way worth mentioning we lost Quincy Jones.
1:32.3	And, you know, he's a big part of Frank Snatchez's music.
1:37.1	Oh, my gosh.
1:38.2	It'll be sorely missed.
1:40.0	Oh, my gosh.
1:41.5	Maybe that's what inspired me was losing Quincy.
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