Daybreak: A Man Is More Than His Worst Sin

Good morning from The Little Station on Commercial Street.

Today on Daybreak, we begin with Chesterton Radio’s new original Father Brown mystery, The Three Separate Sins—a story about greed, cowardice, pride, and the dangerous mistake of believing that a person can be reduced to his worst act.

Then we look at the curious popularity of frightening stories, before turning toward home with It’s Been a Long, Long Time—a reflection on Steve Rogers, an old song, and the ordinary things worth fighting for.

And because it’s Tuesday, we make time for two old friends: Fibber McGee and Molly, in Fibber Finds a Gold Watch.

Sin, fear, homecoming—and finally, laughter.

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