In today’s episode, Stephen and Dixie Lee gets to know Alyse Young! She grew up in the Seattle area until college, where she became a graduate of the photojournalism program at Western Kentucky University. She then went on to intern and work for NPR, working the camera and set design behind the Tiny Desk Concerts! Alyse now works as the content and social media manager for Darigold. She is also a seasoned international traveler, a newly fashioned hiker, and a passionate thinker in the spaces religion and politics. We hope you enjoy getting to know Alyse as much as we did!
Connect with Alyse:
- Website: www.alyseyoung.com
- Instagram: @alysetheyoung
- Twitter: @alysetheyoung
Mentioned in the episode:
- A Grief Observed by CS Lewis
- The Thursday Murder Club by Richard Osman
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- Stephen: @stephenghenning
- Dixie: @dixieleehenning
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