In this episode, Wynne Leon interviews Anthony Dyer, a special missions aviator and author of 'Moon Child.' They discuss Anthony's journey from a childhood in Appalachia to a 20-year career in the US Air Force, his healing process from the traumas of war through writing, and the importance of family in his life.

Anthony shares valuable life lessons learned from aviation, the significance of positivity, and his mission as a father. The conversation emphasizes courage, connection, and the power of storytelling in healing.

Takeaways

• Anthony chose writing over alcohol to heal from trauma.
• The importance of aviate, navigate, communicate in life.
• Healing can come from vulnerability and sharing stories.
• Family plays a crucial role in personal healing.
• God can help you rebuild after trauma.
• Scars are badges of honor, representing resilience.
• Conversations with God can lead to personal growth.
• Fatherhood is Anthony's most important mission now.
• Roots and wings symbolize balance in life.

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From the host:

My book about my beloved father: Finding My Father’s Faith