372. Parables and Lessons in Plain Sight, with Bill Cates
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Author and speaker Bill Cates (not to be confused with Bill Gates, he points out) discusses what exactly a parable is, why lessons in stories are important, and how it is easier to hide them in a narrative than you may think.
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