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Jul 28, 2021 29 min

We Debrief Our Conversation with Jon Acuff

from What’s Your Emergency Hosted by MotorCop & the Happy Medic

This week your hosts continue a conversation started with New York Times Bestselling Author, and tall guy, Jon Acuff about his new book Soundtracks. They only had 30 minutes of Jon's time and didn't even crack the surface of all the questions, observations and comments they had, so they hung up with him and hit record again to discuss it. This week the guys go into more detail about how the book impacted them and how approachable it is for the first responder family. While many books geared towards self help are clearly more about making it in the corporate world, Jon's Soundtracks transcends job title and gives everyone a chance to improve their inner dialogue. Support the show Join our Facebook Community! Buy us a beer! Email Us! (Justin or Jason) Thanks for listening and please share the show!

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This week your hosts continue a conversation started with New York Times Bestselling Author, and tall guy, Jon Acuff about his new book Soundtracks. They only had 30 minutes of Jon's time and didn't even crack the surface of all the questions, observations and comments they had, so they hung up with him and hit record again to discuss it. This week the guys go into more detail about how the book impacted them and how approachable it is for the first responder family. While many books geared ...

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