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Dec 23, 2019 32 min

Creating Great Stories with Authenticity

from Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things

In episode 355, I chat with Reece Lodder. As a marine, he worked as a professional storyteller, as he likes to put it. He wrote and took photos of not just the intense moments in Afghanistan, but also the ordinary 90% of what happens. Listen as he talks about what his journey in the military as a storyteller was like, what's so special about camaraderie, his journey and adversity at home with his family and overcoming health issues, why he thinks what seems like the worst times can create positivity, why teamwork and support matter in adversity and why he believes reality and authenticity make for great stories.

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