
Come with me as I meet my Mother through this series of letters, she died when I was 6 months old and this is my very first real glimpse into her world, who she was, who she wanted to be and how she loved my Father. A collection of 36 letters hand written by my Mother Joyce at University of Denver and sent to my Father Earl at University of Colorado Boulder when they were first engaged in 1952. ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 37 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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January 26th, 1953 — Joyce’s final surviving letter to Earl feels like a bridge between girlhood and the woman she’s becoming. For the first time, she’s typing — “holed up in the library using the free typewriter” — her word... more
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January 18th, 1953 — Joyce’s tone softens in this deeply emotional letter, one that begins with laundry, dorm fights, and small domestic details but quickly turns into something much more vulnerable. This is her apology — to... more
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January 14th, 1953 — Joyce writes in a mood of calm domestic rhythm, the kind that hums between winter lessons, laundry, and longing. She’s just finished a piano lesson — one piece memorized, six pages of Bach still ahead — ... more
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January 13th, 1953 — Joyce’s world is equal parts chaos, comedy, and contemplation. She begins with gossip from home: her engagement announcement with Earl has made it into print — badly. The photo is grainy, the wording con... more
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January 12th, 1953 — Joyce writes from Denver with a head full of possibilities and a heart full of longing. Her letter to Earl begins with cautious excitement — two potential organist positions, one at the university chapel... more
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January 5th, 1953 — Joyce begins the new year in Denver with a flurry of errands and anxious hope. She’s back to campus life, juggling scholarship appeals, registration forms, and part-time work at the Chuck Wagon diner. Her letter unfol... more
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January 4th, 1953 — Joyce is back in Denver after the holidays, surrounded by dorm chatter, souvenirs, and lingering memories of Christmas and New Year’s Eve with Earl. She’s unpacked her “stuff and junk,” pinned her mementos into her sc... more
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December 24th, 1952 — It’s Christmas Eve in Kankakee, Illinois, and Joyce is writing from the depths of exhaustion, love, and heartache. Home for the holidays, she finds herself tending to a sick mother and a failing stepfather, Uncle Ma... more








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The content centers on a poignant exploration of personal history through a series of letters written by Joyce, a young woman navigating university life and her engagement to Earl in the early 1950s. These heartfelt correspondences, spanning from September 1952 to January 1953, unveil the challenges Joyce faced, including family illness, academic pressures, and the cultural norms of the time. Each episode offers a unique window into her experiences, expressing deep affection for her fiancé while reflecting on her family's dynamics, ambitions, and the emotional landscape of a bygone era. This format not only preserves the authenticity of Joyce's voice but also provides listeners with rich historical context and relatable themes of love, long... more
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