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    Philosophy

    This I Believe

    Inspiring, uplifting, and educational, This I Believe features people from all walks of life sharing the stories behind their core beliefs. Since 2005, this program has been heard weekly on public radio and used in thousands of classrooms worldwide. It has also spawned nine books, including the NY Times bestseller “This I Believe.” Hundreds of past episodes are archived at thisibelieve.org.

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    Terri Maue: Dad's Legacy Jan 16, 2020
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    When Terri Maue's father was near his death, his family was at his side, asking what they could do for him. It was then that he uttered the words that have become a deep-seated belief for Ms. Maue.


    Pamela Rothbard: My Legacy of Playing Games Dec 31, 2019
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    Playing cards or board games has been an important part of Pamela Rothbard's life since she was a child who was allowed to stay up past bedtime and play with the adults. Now, as a parent, playing games with her own children gives her family an opportunity to do something together and share in each other's lives.


    Steve Banko: A ‘Silent Night’ That Brought Healing Dec 24, 2019
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    Lying in a hospital with shrapnel and burn wounds from a Vietnam War battle, Steve Banko wasn’t sure he wanted to live. But the sounds of Christmas music helped give him reason to believe otherwise.


    Lisa Dunlap: It's Better to Give...and Receive Dec 18, 2019
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    Like many of us, Lisa Dunlap had always heard the adage that it's better to give than to receive. But having been on the receiving end of many acts of kindness, Ms. Dunlap has come to believe that while it is indeed good to give, it's also good to receive.


    Bill Reinert: Now That's Service Dec 09, 2019
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    Bill Reinert has been in the position of both giving and receiving customer service. He now believes that making the effort to serve the people in our lives the best that we can is a rewarding practice, whether in business or at home.


    William Shutkin: Energized By Paradox Dec 02, 2019
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    There are many ways to look at any given situation in life. William Shutkin has thought a lot about these paradoxes in our lives and how we can either be paralyzed or energized by them.


    Emily Echols: Baking by Sense and Memory Nov 24, 2019
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    With each pecan pie and batch of molasses cookies, Emily Echols hones the baking skills she learned from her elders. Ms. Echols believes baking is an expression of love for her family.


    Jim Snitker: We Also Served Nov 11, 2019
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    Jim Snitker knew in high school that he wanted to serve his country by joining the military. And, while he served for 20 years in the U.S. Army, he never saw active combat. But Mr. Snitker believes that he and other Cold War veterans who trained and waited also served their country.


    Michelle Lee: The Art of Giving Thanks Nov 05, 2019
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    No gift, dinner invitation, or gesture of friendship escapes Michelle Lee’s notice. As a dedicated thank-you-note writer, Lee believes expressing gratitude is more than a social grace. It helps her fully appreciate the love and support she receives daily.


    Anna Whites: Finding Home Oct 28, 2019
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    Growing up, Anna Whites moved many times, living in exotic places all around the world, but she never quite felt that she belonged in any one place. Later, when she married a man from eastern Kentucky, she found a place—and a people—where she finally knew she was home.


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