Preacher's Kid

This is the final piece of Kent Nussey's trilogy of stories submitted to the Preacher's Kid  podcast. The story highlights a strange episode in the life of PK at age 30. Sister Beverly is on hand to counter PK and Brother Bob's penchant for longwindedness.

Once again, Kent Nussey is the featured guest contributor on Preacher's Kid. We are expecting one more work from him to complete a Nusserian trilogy. Once a PK himself, Kent's works can be Amazon-ed or googled under his full name. The Note is a short story chronicling how the narrator's youthful error leads to a revelation that affects the finding of his way along life's path.

In his 23rd year of teaching, Preacher's Kid gets to experience what most likely no teacher has ever experienced. To this very day, PK remains mystified by what really was taking place at that time in the murky web of high-school culture in a rural district of Western New York. 

Preacher's Kid (PK) finds himself in an awkward situation as a member of the Christian Academy Boy's Quartet.

Any listeners interested in being a guest contributor to this program--send a query to  me at [email protected]!

This episode features the first guest contributor to the Preacher's Kid podcast. Author Kent Nussey recently submitted a piece on the topic of a youthful transgression. Just google his name for a complete description of his written work. Future GUEST CONTRIBUTORS WANTED and are welcome to submit their work. If interested, contact [email protected].

PK (Preacher's Kid) tells his version of arriving at mid-life crisis. Turns out it wasn't much different than Jonah's rediscovery of his anointed path. 

As backstory to her character development,  Sister Beverly reveals the zig-zag path she has taken to get to "where she's at" today.

Another impromptu discussion featuring Brother Bob, Sister Beverly, and Preacher's Kid, this rough cut reveals some of the backstory to Brother Bob's character. 

The Preacher's Kid fights for his dignity on the playground and after school. He doesn't like being put in a headlock. 

Brother Bob obliges PK by vocalizing Poe's famous poem "The Raven," a story about a guy who's suffering the loss of a girlfriend/partner. Whoever knocked on the guy's door came through the window instead!