Week One: Saving Leonardo

Episode 17 of the In The Name Publishing Presents: Book Club podcast, hosted by In The Name Publishing, titled "Week One: Saving Leonardo" was published on May 5, 2025 and runs 36 minutes.

May 5, 2025 ·36m · In The Name Publishing Presents: Book Club

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Join host Kristen and special guests Rory and Jason to discuss Nancy Pearcey's Saving Leonardo, a book that explores secularism and its impact on the world. Opinions of hosts may not represent opinions of ITN Publishing. Support the show

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Join host Kristen and special guests Rory and Jason to discuss Nancy Pearcey's Saving Leonardo, a book that explores secularism and its impact on the world.

Opinions of hosts may not represent opinions of ITN Publishing.

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