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"In the motion picture 'Ordinary Angels,' Oscar-winning actress Hilary Swank portrays Sharon Evans, a hair dresser in a small town who works miracles to help a little girl named Michelle get a liver transplant. Sharon and Ashley Schmitt, Michelle's older sister join Paul to talk about the film on the 89th episode of The Paul Cardall Podcast. Not included in the film is Ashley's own journey getting a double organ transplant like her sister Michelle. Both Sharon and Ashely share additional experiences that are also not in the film.

Former Chief Creative Officer at Ramsey Solutions (Dave Ramsey’s Company) Luke LeFevre is my guest on Ep. 88. We explore Luke’s expertise on with the powerful tool of Journaling that allows us to delve into the depths of our thoughts, emotions, and experiences. It is a form of reflective writing that helps us gain clarity, insight, and personal growth. The art of journaling is not only a means of self-expression but also a gateway to self-discovery.

On the 87th episode of the Paul Cardall podcast, Paul teams up with his friend Ryan Morris. Being part of the Recording Academy, Paul dives into topics like the Grammy awards, Taylor Swift, and the Super Bowl.

Following up on understanding the stages of grief in the last episode, Paul explores the guilt people often experience during the grieving process. on the 86th episode of The Paul Cardall Podcast. Paul says it's important to learn how to deal with grief healthily to begin the healing process. He talks about 8 ways to cope with guilt and grief.

On the 85th episode of The Paul Cardall Podcast, I'll take listeners through the five stages – denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance, which are often talked about as if they happen in order, moving from one stage to the other. I'll share some of my own personal experiences and why I composed my song 'A Grief Observed' that is inspired by C.S. Lewis' book with the same title. I'll give you a synopsis of the Oxford scholar and theologian's wrestle with God after the passing of his wife Joy Davidson.

In the 84th installment of The Paul Cardall Podcast, Paul engages in a conversation with New York City-based fashion designer Kadeem Alphanso Fyffe. The focal point of their discussion revolves around Kadeem's book, "Threading the Needle: A Fashion Designer's Guide to Successfully Launching Your First Collection." Originating from Queens with Jamaican-American roots, Kadeem and Paul delve into the intricacies of the fashion industry, shedding light on its workings. Throughout the episode, Kadeem imparts valuable insights and advice on navigating the fashion world, drawing from his own experiences for those looking to embark on a similar path.

In episode 83 of The Paul Cardall Podcast, Jake Rye - Journey from Touring Band to Hometown Producer, Paul engages in a dynamic conversation with music producer Jake Rye, exploring his upbringing, genealogy, and the profound influence of God on his musical journey. The discussion encompasses Jake's significant decision to leave his band and his deliberate choice to stay in his hometown rather than pursuing opportunities in major music hubs. As a highly respected Producer/Engineer in indie/alt rock/rock, Jake reflects on a portfolio of over 1000 songs, where God serves as a foundational inspiration. This conversation not only showcases Jake's technical excellence but also underscores his deep commitment to the creative process and the people involved, guided by a profound sense of spirituality.

On the 82nd episode of the Paul Cardall Podcast, Seth Mosley joining Paul to discuss his career as a 2x GRAMMY award-winning Nashville producer, Seth Mosley has built a solid career with his approachable style, inspired production and client philosophy. When it all comes down to the basics of what Mosley does, it's about serving others and making a difference. In his own words: "I love being attached to songs and music that have a purpose and are making an impact on people's lives.

Santa Claus talks about his helpers, particularly Coz Green whose life was changed by the countless children, particularly foster children, he encountered representing the cause of Santa. Coz tells miraculous stories in his book Through Santa's Eyes, which include stories of foster children receiving a forever family for Christmas.

Paul and Dr. Hanks discuss her journey as a recording artist pursuing a therapy Ph.D. and her work with Latter-day Saint clients. They explore Mormons' positive reputation and the tight-knit LDS community in Utah, touching on historical persecution and the generational impact. Dr. Hanks emphasizes the importance of open communication about values. They admire the non-paid, assignment-based structure of the LDS Church and discuss historical issues, including polygamy and eternal marriage. The conversation covers declining church activity due to COVID and the accessibility of information online. Dr. Hanks believes truth is universal and discusses the Christian label controversy. She advocates for open-mindedness regarding salvation for those with differing faith journeys.

Kenneth Cope is an American composer and performer of christian music geared towards Latter-day Saints. 24 years in the making, Kenneth talks with Paul about why he created a dramatic, two-act musical for the stage about the life, ministry, and atonement of Jesus Christ. They also review Kenneth's career writing commercial music for Mormons.

Luke Beling and Paul Cardall embark on a riveting discussion about their Luke's artist journey, rooted in the complex backdrop of South Africa during apartheid. Luke's privileged upbringing intersects with friendships transcending racial boundaries, shaping his worldview through music, notably the transformative impact of artists like the Beatles and Paul Simon. His musical evolution dives into African-inspired compositions reflecting poignant tales of tragedy and beauty.