Show Notes
Hey Diggers, we've pulled a Pickle out of the archive jar to tide you over before the start of season 6. Enjoy this peek into some of the bonus content available over on www.buymeacoffee.com/diggingupthedug
Join us as we take a short tour through some of the "interesting" tales of inspiration that Whitney has found in her journey through IBLP Literature. Watch Pizza Hut's legal team tremble in fear as an IBLP family points out how they are hurting their guests. Listen for some insight into how you can solve behavioral/health problems with your children by destroying some of their belongings. And we take a look at a very heroic man and the sacrifices he makes...for absolutely unselfish reasons. Be prepared to listen and leave full of inspiration.
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