Max McLean: The Power of Story and the Most Reluctant Convert

Episode 27 • November 05, 2021 • 00:40:50
Max McLean: The Power of Story and the Most Reluctant Convert
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Max McLean: The Power of Story and the Most Reluctant Convert

Nov 05 2021 | 00:40:50

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Show Notes

Stories, whether told in literature or on stage or through film are powerful. Stories about someone’s conversion are especially moving. Max McLean, the star of the new movie “The Most Reluctant Convert” and I discuss his movie as well as the power of story.

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