Word S10.7 – Empathy and History with Betsy Coffeen, Kelly Barnhill and Theodore Wheeler

On this episode we catch up with children’s authors who discuss the importance of empathy and interconnectedness as well as a former journalist who has a page-turning new historical novel about an American reporter who turned into a mouthpiece for Nazi propaganda during World War II. Guest listTucson-based Betsy Coffeen has a new young kid’s book titled “Cate and the Garden

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