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Welcome to Live Well Anyway.

I'm your host, McKenzie Kappa, and on this podcast we focus on wellness, beauty, style, planning, and life.

Basically, life is messy, and here we learn to live well anyway.

So join me on this journey as we figured out together.

And just to get us started, I'll go first. Okay, you guys, today I have Scott Erickson on the show.

Um, what a buck wild fun interview this was. This was one of those books that I actually sought out. I went to the publisher and I was like, I would really like to get this guy on the show. I even contacted his

agent because I knew it was going to be good and I knew I wanted to read it and talk about it.

And so I got a hard copy of his book in the mail, which was so fun and

beautiful because he does the artwork for it. So that makes it really fun. But to add another

layer of interestingness and joy, I listened to the audiobook for this book because I wanted

to hear him say it in his own words, and it also, as a podcaster,

helps me to get through the books faster that I am trying to read for all these podcast episodes.

So I was able to listen to him read this book, which was great in his inflection, but then also

go and see all of the artwork and the pictures and all of that kind of stuff, which really

was, it was like a full sensory experience. It was the pictures and all of that kind of stuff, which really was, it was

like a full sensory experience. It was the best of all the worlds. I can't recommend it enough.

But however it is that you consume this book, I think it is fun and heartfelt and worthwhile

and interesting. And it hits at a lot of things that maybe we avoid talking about

in Christian culture like disappointment with our life or suicide or really difficult things

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