
A podcast about how we become who we are. Almost anything can seem normal. Are you sure you really want to know?
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 501 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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This is a two-part episode: (1) a hard and raw update of the state of my life right now, and (2) a conversation with Leela Sinha, who persistently believes there are ways to make the world a better place event when I'm whimpering in a corner.
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When you have a lifetime's worth of experience in the criminal justice and military, you've accumulated some stories. Some are never to be told, due to privacy or intensity or just the inability to speak the words. Others are shifted into fiction, to... more
Just an update on where I've been and expressing my fervent hopes that I'll be able to return to some version of normal within the foreseeable future...
Lots of us went through school thinking of history as just a series of facts to memorize for the test... but it actually matters on a greater scale, and kids are fully able to understand that.
Guest: Barbara Ann Mojica
Books: Amazon page
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Being a producer -- one who creates, brings about, makes available -- could mean any number of things, even within the slice of life called podcasting and pop culture.
Guest: Reena Friedman Watts, Better Call Daddy podcast
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Every life has defining before/after moments; things that that change everything. What's yours, and how do you place meaning on it?
Guest: Nicole Angelique Kerr, author of You Are Deathless
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Promo: The Compulsive Storyteller
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What do you do when your child (or your self) is sick but the doctors are getting it wrong?
Guest: Elizabeth Harris, whatswrongwithmychild.com
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Promo: And Then Suddenly
Disclaimer: Jason Myers
Art: Julia
Music: Jake Pierle -- h... more
Transformative conversations. Talking with Kate just makes you smarter! It is no wonder her podcast inspires. Ignorance was bliss? Love that thought.
Kate brings her real self to the microphone and brings the best out of her guests. By showing real interest in people from all different backgrounds, she sparks some really worthwhile conversations that never feel canned. There’s a reason she’s had such a long run in the pod scene, as you’ll discover if you give it a listen.
Kate's podcast covers a wide array of topics and interviews. However, they are always real and raw. Much respect and love to Kate ?
I love Kate! Always look forward to episodes and always learn and grow❤️
I’ve just twigged that the host is on the autism spectrum, as is my husband. Please accept my apologies for judgment and my humble praise for being so brave.
Makes me question so many things and makes me learn so much! Brilliant and interesting!
Kate is a well prepared and curious host who asks engaging and deep questions. Her conversations are satisfying.
2 women talking incessantly about things that have nothing to do with the story. Also, many facts wrong, and the “f” word overused. When putting a podcast out there about something like this, please confirm your facts. This is coming from someone who knew and was close with Dave. Kudos for wanting to remember him, and acknowledging he was a real person who’s life was cut short.
The best of the best, what more can be said other it’s a must listen every single episode
Kate has a distinctive voice and a manner of speaking that feels warm and personal. With her show, you never know what you're going to get- in the best way possible. Interesting guests and a variety of topics always lead to great conversation.
We've guested on Kate's show and for good reason. She's intelligent, informed and inspirational, not to mention a hell of a conversationalist. Every single episode is engaging and you can't go wrong by listening.
Fab podcast, covers some fascinating subjects and Kate's voice is both soothing and keeps the listener's interest. The topics covered are thought provoking
This Podcast always brings in some fascinating topics. Even if it's a guest I've never heard of, I try to pop in and give a listen.You never know what you're going to hear about next.
I don't catch every episode (simply because I don't have time), but when I *do* listen it's worth it. The variety of guests, topics, and subjects means there's always something interesting to be discovered. For those who like to learn new things and be exposed to new perspectives, it's a great choice.
All I can say is this podcast is an experience we all need. Enjoy the binge. You will walk away a better person having listened.










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