In this episode of the Embracing Brokenness podcast, host Steve Adams engages in a profound conversation with Chip Skowron, a former Hedge Fund Manager indicted for insider trading, who shares his transformative journey from a life of self-serving behaviors and material success to one of redemption and purpose.

Chip discusses his early traumas, the impact of his career changes, and his commitment to prison ministry, emphasizing the importance of celebrating stories of redemption and healing. This conversation delves into the themes of brokenness, redemption, and the transformative power of community.

They reflect on their journey from a life of deceit and materialism to one of authenticity and purpose, emphasizing the importance of confession, community support, and the role of faith in healing.

The discussion also highlights the significance of prison ministry and the Prison Entrepreneurship Program in fostering connections and providing hope for those affected by incarceration.

Prison Entrepreneurship Program: https://www.pep.org/

New Caanan Society: https://newcanaansociety.org/

Chapters

00:00 The Journey of Redemption

05:29 From Medicine to Finance: A Life Transformed

12:34 The Impact of Early Trauma

20:18 Struggles with Identity and Expectations

25:08 Navigating Career Changes and Life Decisions

32:01 The Quest for Soul Satisfaction

34:52 The Consequences of Deceit and Brokenness

38:36 Transformation Through Community and Confession

41:40 The Power of Community in Adversity

45:45 Building Bridges: Prison Ministry and Redemption

48:55 Connecting Inside and Outside: The Prison Entrepreneurship Program

56:10 The Importance of Authentic Community

01:00:51 Hope and Healing Beyond Incarceration

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