EPISODE · Feb 18, 2020 · 50 MIN
Embracing the Minotaur
from Pilgrim Lost · host Kari Gale & Tony Kriz
Talking with guest Tom Stutzman about labyrinths, linguistics, liminality and longings. From the Camino to community, Tom is both our companion and counselor on the pilgrim journey.
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