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Trailer: The Slow Work

Sandra McCracken

Join songwriter and host Sandra McCracken along with a talented array of guests as they explore the pursuit of beauty, grace, and justice in their lives and work. Coming in January 2023.

December 16, 2022
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We are all creatives at heart, no matter what career or calling we find ourselves in. Inspiration can happen in a second, but the Work of creativity only happens when we are patient enough to stay with it. It takes grit to see it through. Join songwriter and host Sandra McCracken along with a talented array of guests as they explore the pursuit of beauty, grace, and justice in their lives and work. Launching in January 2023, subscribe now wherever you get your podcasts!

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