Truth Or Daren: The Podcast

Sometimes you cross the wrong person and live to regret it. Sometimes that person can be a sibling, and sometimes the repercussions last much longer than you'd expect. But sometimes, it can be funny in retrospect. Today, I present to you a story I told live at a local storytelling event on the topic of "Crime & Punishment." LINKS: Daren M. Stottrup - http://www.truthordaren.com Intrepid Press - http://www.theintrepidpress.com SLOlio - http://www.SLOlio.org

This week, we hear a short vignette about a future world where physics have changed, and where things are not as they used to be. To see the written version of this episode, and others, visit: www.truthordaren.com. To learn more about Daren M. Stottrup's upcoming eBook release, visit: www.theintrepidpress.com

Last week was Ernest Hemingway's birthday. Today we compare modern writers with those of days-gone-by, and we take a look at the importance of seeing risks as opportunities. To see the written version of this episode, and others, visit: www.truthordaren.com

Today's episode is about travel, photography, and how my art has been both a blessing and a curse in my life. But most of all, it is an episode about living in the moment.To see the written version of this episode (and others) visit www.truthordaren.com

Today on Truth or Daren, you'll hear a short piece of poetic memoir about that most wonderful of seasons: Autumn. You'll also get an update on how you can get involved with Truth or Daren.   To see the written version of this episode (and others), visit TruthorDaren.com     (Originally published: October 5th, 2009.)

Finally, something new! In this episode of Truth or Daren, we meet a woman who simply would not be satisfied, and we compare two sides of the same coin: Gratitude and Entitlement. To see the written version of this episode (and others) visit: TruthorDaren.com. Scripture referenced: (ESV Translation) Galatians 5:22, 23 Isaiah 55:8-9

Today on Truth or Daren, we're talking about dreams--specifically two that rattled me pretty hard when I had them, and got me thinking on life, death, and my faith in Christ. In light of current events, it seemed timely to repost this piece. Originally published: June 11th, 2010.To see the written version of this episode (and others), visit TruthorDaren.com

Today's episode is a short piece of what I call "Hypothetical Memoir," in which I drive into the desert, only to be overwhelmed by the beauty of life. Originally published: November 8th, 2009.To see the written version of this episode (and others), visit TruthorDaren.com

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