So one of the main reasons I started this podcast was to tell people's stories.

That's why it's always been mostly interview-based, because I love stories.

And I feel like I see the hand of God in other people's lives, and it grows my faith.

And so that was why I started this.

And yes, a lot of the time the conversation turns more logical or theological.

But at the end of the day, I really believe in the power of stories, which is why I really love

today's episode. Hannah Morgan is a wife. She's mom. She's the author of her new memoir called

The Vial. And she's also a survivor.

She experienced a pretty severe adverse vaccine reaction in high school, and as a result,

much of her life has been a journey of recovery, of faith, of desperation, crying out to God, giving up, finding victory, and everything

in between. She's also a bit of a nerd, self-proclaimed. I'm not, that's not derogatory. And so

she also has this passion for education and advocacy about the possibilities with vaccines. Everybody pretty much knows where I stand on that

issue, but it was really interesting to have a conversation with someone who is educated,

who has the experience, and the way she walks through the conversation was just really

inspiring to me. And so if you love stories, if you love seeing the hand of

God move in other people's lives, if you love learning from their experiences, and or if you're a

nerd and love learning about vaccines, you're going to love this episode.

Hannah, welcome to the speak easy. Thanks for having me on Blake. It's so cool you were saying before we started recording, you've been listening to the show for years. And so I'm really excited.

Those are honestly, can be really fun people to sit down and have these conversations with because, like, you know how this works.

You know, we're going to go there.

You know, we're going to, like, talk about all the things and chase all the rabbits.

And it's going to be great.

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