Martin shares an unforgettable story of an absentee midwife and how he and Janet had to cope alone in a life and death situation with the home birth of their second son. It is a personal narrative that captures both the profound challenges they faced as young parents and the relatable moments of joy along the way.
It continues with other works of faith and inspiration, offering encouragement and meaning to the listener.

A complete list of the writers and poets from Episode 2 Faith:

The story “Baptism & Birth, In That Order” by Ramon Gerard Estevez AKA Martin Sheen is included here by granted copyright permission.

Consider This Henry David Thoreau “There is a season for everything…”

“Blessed Among Us: Mary Lou Williams” by Robert Ellsberg is included here by granted copyright permission. And we thank the author for this opportunity to share his work.

“Where the Mind is Without Fear” Rabindranath Tagore

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The epic film “Apocalypse Now” deserves an epic behind-the-scenes story that only Martin can bring to the mic. In the infamous Charlie Don’t Surf beach landing with Robert Duvall, he shares his first-hand account of the chaos and danger that was really happening all around the actors as the cameras rolled. And it was this particular sequence that would set the tone for a film shoot that lasted over a year and left a profound effect not only on Martin but his whole family as well.

These truths are revealed and more as his wife, Janet then joins him for a candid conversation adding her own personal memories of being in the Philippines and how the filming of “Apocalypse Now” was life-changing for both of them.

A complete list of the writers and poets from Episode 1 Apocalypse When

The story “Apocalypse, You’re In For It Now” by Ramon Gerard Estevez AKA Martin Sheen is included here by granted copyright permission.

“Where the Mind is Without Fear” Rabindranath Tagore

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It’s the early 1960’s in New York City where the poems of Charles Frank Laughton take the listener on an unforgettable emotional trek through his unique lens of the city, its beauty, its brutality, its absolution and damnation.

On the waves of Martin’s voice, the sounds on the streets, everyday scenes playing out on brownstone steps and corner markets come to life with people and seasons and distant longings. And all to a unique blend of jazz and bebop and blues music.

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