goodtaste for the Soul

goodtaste for the Soul
Podcast Description
Emmy award winning journalist Tanji Patton explores the enticing world of chefs, winemakers, newsmakers and more. Learn tips from talented chefs, life lessons from people you know and garner some laughs along the way. Grab a glass—your journey begins now!
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The podcast explores a rich tapestry of themes including culinary arts, personal stories, and social issues. Notable episodes feature discussions with chefs like Sylvia Casares discussing her journey and the secrets behind her acclaimed enchiladas, and Max Lucado addressing contemporary relevance of biblical prophecies amidst global turmoil.

Emmy award winning journalist Tanji Patton explores the enticing world of chefs, winemakers, newsmakers and more. Learn tips from talented chefs, life lessons from people you know and garner some laughs along the way. Grab a glass—your journey begins now!
Here in Texas, we’re hurting—but we’ll be okay. The sadness, the anger, and the struggle to make sense of the devastating floods weigh heavily on our hearts. This week, I’m sitting down with New York Times bestselling author and pastor Max Lucado to get his perspective on the tragic flooding in the Hill Country. How should we pray at a time like this? Is it okay to be angry, even to yell at God? And why do bad things happen to good people, even innocent children?
Join us for a conversation filled with honesty, hope, and healing. I pray his words touch your heart as much as they touched mine.

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