Episode 820: Required Listening: Eric Peterson and Winn Collier on Eugene Peterson’s Battle Over Not Losing His Soul, Workaholism, Bono and Celebrity, And the Tension to Create a Contemplative Life
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In Part 3 of this summer’s Required Listening, Eugene Peterson’s son Eric Peterson and biographer Winn Collier talk about Eugene Peterson’s battle over not losing his soul, overcoming his workaholic tendencies, Bono and celebrity, and the tension Eugene had to overcome to create a contemplative life.
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