The Next Write Thing: Real Life Stories by Nan Tepper
Nan TepperEssays about my dysfunctional family and my often fabulous gay father, coming out as a writer, depression, working 12-Step programs for recovery from disordered thinking and eating. Sometimes it's funny, sometimes it's sad. It's all me. nantepper.com
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 45 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Performing ArtsPersonal JournalsSociety & CultureArts | |||
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A few months ago I published an essay titled I’m in the Mood for Love.
I wrote it while struggling with the fierce anger I was feeling about the world we’re living in, the apparent future we’re facing, and the thugs who are wreaking a startling amou... more
When I was a little kid, I learned to be a caretaker. Somehow, I got the message that I existed to help others. An early lesson learned from parents who loved me in a sincere, yet transactional way. If you do this, then, we’ll do this. Cause and effe... more
On this night, I’m going to tell you a story. A story about a different kind of savior. One who saved millions of American homemakers (yes, they were women) who wanted to enchant their husband’s palates with something a little more interesting than b... more
I chose to share this story with you for two reasons. Reason number one is I’m on vacation until the first week in January. I’ll be posting from my archive. I’ll also be telling more 4-minute stories because I want you to know about Wham! Bam! Thank ... more
My little 7-year-old pup, Maisy, raced ahead of me last night as I walked to my bedroom, to ready myself for sleep.
She made the leap onto my freshly-made bed with ease––she’s a high jumper––and planted her butt down on what she thinks of as her sid... more
When I was 15 years old, I did something unusual for someone my age. I took the est training. No, “est” is not a typo. It was spelled in lowercase letters with no periods. Little e, little s, little t. It stood for “Erhard Seminars Training” and was ... more
“I’m so excited!” he says. He calls to tell me he’s baking popovers this year. He bought a special pan.
Uh, oh, he bought a special pan. It’s September, and Labor Day can still be seen in the rearview mirror and my father is making plans and testing... more
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