Welcome to the Investigators Guide to the Bible. Today’s episode is called “Asking Good Questions,” where we will talk about asking questions; why we should ask them and even what kind of questions to ask. As always, I will throw in a couple stories from my work that are as interesting as I can make them, without giving any of the classified details from the job. If you’re tracking episode numbers, you will notice that today’s pod is out of order. My apologies, it’s all my fault. I started recording a week after I started publishing and am catching up. For continuity’s sake, you can listen to this episode before number 4, to keep things in order. After we talk about questions today, I invite you to go to the written version on Substack. There are a bunch of questions that I will chew through, as we go along. Feel free to add to the list. In case you’re wondering, I’m Tony. I’m the author, narrator, editor, sound tech, and whatever else I need to be! Like and subscribe for new episodes. Let’s go! Asking Good Questions.

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