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• Kim welcomes Yvonne Chotzen, award-winning Hollywood TV movie producer and attorney.
• Yvonne shares her upbringing as the oldest of eight siblings in a Holocaust survivor family.
• The thread of gratitude and giving back runs through Yvonne's life, shaping her storytelling legacy.
• Yvonne's early use of stories, puppetry, and babysitting led to a natural inclination for storytelling.
• Becoming a federal public defender, Yvonne connects with clients by delving into their stories for jury empathy.
• A pivotal moment occurs when Yvonne turns a murder case into an NBC mini-series, launching her Hollywood career.
• Yvonne's encounter with Rosa Parks and the promise to share her story becomes a transformative journey.
• Yvonne's unique balance of Eastern and Western influences adds depth to her work as a coach and thought leader.
• The episode reflects on Yvonne's commitment to empowering and inspiring through transformative storytelling.

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“Freedom is birthed out of suffering.” - Dr. Barbara Peacock

Welcome to Restoring the Soul with Michael John Cusick. On this celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King's birthday, we wanted to highlight our conversation with Dr. Barbara Peacock, an experienced preacher, teacher, and minister of discipleship and prayer. Dr. Peacock trains in spiritual direction and soul care for ministry leaders and has a God-given call and desire to serve as a spiritual coach for individuals and groups.

On this episode, she and Michael discuss her book, Soul Care in African American Practice. It’s a fascinating look at prayer, spiritual direction, and soul care and how the transatlantic journey for the slaves was the entry point or beginning of spiritual direction and soul care from an African American perspective. Dr. Peacock also uses examples of ten significant men and women—like Frederick Douglass, Martin Luther King Jr., Rosa Parks, Howard Thurman, and others—to give leadership examples of how vital soul care was to their lives. 

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