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Think Biblically: Conversations on Faith & Culture

Picking Up the Pieces of My Shattered Life (with Gina Pastore)

Think Biblically: Conversations on Faith & Culture

Talbot School of Theology at Biola University / Sean McDowell & Scott Rae

Talbot, Church, Christianity, Christian, Culture, Biola, Sean Mcdowell, Religion & Spirituality, Scott Rae, Think Biblically

4.81.3K Ratings

🗓️ 13 September 2019

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Summary

After the sudden death of her husband, former major league pitcher and radio host Frank Pastore, his widow Gina Pastore was faced with how to pick up the pieces of what had become a shattered life. In her book, Picking Up the Pieces of My Shattered Life, Gina tells the fascinating story of their life together, and how she moved forward with her life after her loss. Join us for this touching conversation with Gina as she gives clues to recovering from devastating loss. Gina Pastore is ...

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0:00.0

Welcome to the podcast Think Biblically, Conversations on Faith and Culture.

0:07.0

I'm your host Scott Ray, Dean of Faculty and Professor of Christian Ethics at Talbot School

0:11.2

of Theology here at Biola University.

0:13.2

I'm your co-host Sean McDowell, Professor of Christian Apologetics at Taubet School

0:17.8

of Theology, Biola University. We are here today with a very special friend.

0:24.0

Gina Pastori is with us.

0:26.0

You may recognize the last name Pastori from her late husband Frank,

0:31.0

who pitched in the major leagues with the Cincinnati Reds, Minnesota Twins,

0:36.4

and then hosted a radio show for a long time on KKLA.

0:42.0

And Gina has just come out with a brand new book called Picking Up My Shattered Pieces,

0:47.8

Subtitled Bouncing Back When Life Throws You a Curve Ball.

0:52.3

So Gina, there's a ton of backstory behind the book that I'm really anxious to get into and I think

0:58.8

our listeners will find really not only entertaining but also really helpful to them so thank you so much for

1:06.0

writing the book and for agreeing to come on and to talk to us about it.

1:11.3

Well it is such an honor to be on with you both and you both were very

1:16.1

special to Frank. He had you on the you were regulars on the Frank Pastory show

1:21.0

gosh six and a half years ago and just so cool to know that now

1:26.6

you're both hosting this podcast. I love it. Frank would be so proud of you.

1:30.6

Well I told Frank a long time ago that he taught me almost everything I know about

1:36.3

how to be on radio from how lousy I was when I first started out with him.

1:41.2

He was so patient. He was so patient he was so patient and he just he taught me how to do this and he said quit he said quit being an academic cut to the chase and explain it clearly

1:52.0

You know long before I ever did this, he invited me up and I came up and watched the show for three hours and he would pause in between commercials and go, hey, here's why he did this and I'd ask him questions and I still, to this day,

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