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Season 3, episode 24: fixing the world in ten easy steps
Ten years ago, our son Gabe was born by emergency C-section. Two years ago, we started quarantine on his birthday. Since then, he's learned a lot — and so have we. So in this birthday episode dedicated to Gabe, here are reflections (and life lessons) inspired by our son.
Season 3, episode 22: how are you doing — really?
Laura and Eve Bishop met a little over a year ago—but so much has changed since that it feels like a lifetime. They talk about the challenges and changes that have shaped them, what unifies their work, and why they’re still feeling hopeful even in this time of division.
Season 3, episode 21: how can this be?
This week, we’re doing something a little different. Something a little more playful. Something that can be summed up in one word: Mattéa. #memoir #parenting
Season 3, episode 17: what the adventure can teach us
What can you learn about life when working with your spouse? In this chat between Laura and Nate, we dig into the value of conflict, letting go of ego, and the need for timers and taking breaks.
Season 3, episode 16: choose your own (audio) adventure
Go behind the scenes and into the audio expedition that happens every week at Shelter in Place, from initial idea to published episode. There are highs and lows, twists and turns, and finally, the discovery of what makes a story worth telling in the first place.
Season 3, episode 1: embrace the process
Why create? This is the question we ask every time we make an episode, and the first one we post to the trainees in our podcast training program. It’s also one of the questions driving season 3 of Shelter in Place, which launches next week. . #creativity #poetry #writing
Season 2, episode 19: Between family and a hard place
“Have you ever thought about letting this writing thing go?” My dad said after a long time. “Just saying that you’ve given it a good run and now it’s time to try something else?” In that question was everything that plagued me.
Episode 65: Goodnight America
“We have to confront the history of what our country is and what it's based upon.”