Terrible, Thanks for Asking tells the real stories of real people who have lived through the terrible things in life. TTFA Anthologies are a curated collection of some of our best stories; released in seasons that focus on a specific topic. You can find our entire episode catalog ad-free on Nora's Substack.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 29 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Personal JournalsHealth & FitnessMental HealthSociety & Culture |
It's been a few years since we last spoke with Hayley Paige about the legal battle that took her ideas, her job and her identity. In this episode, we get an update from Hayley. And we get to use her actual name!
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Jeremy Norton has been a firefighter for over 20 years, a job that’s considered heroic and honorable … a job that sometimes means showing up to a false alarm … and sometimes means soaking up the trauma of the city around you.
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Like many teachers, when Kristen started her career at 22, she was hopeful and excited. She loved working with students with special needs, and loved learning how their brains worked. But over the years, the job became harder and harder because of th... more
Care connects all of us. In this episode, we talk to Jonny, a domestic worker, and Ai-jen Poo of the National Domestic Workers Alliance about the people who take care of our homes, our families and our communities — the people whose work makes the re... more
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When someone talks about ending their physical existence as an acceptable way to not feel any more pain, they are mistaken.
We are not humans having a spiritual journey, but spiritual beings having a human journey, a journey that of course, one way or another, will end when the body dies. We are all soul energies, and physical death, in any form and for any reason, is nothing more or less than releasing the body. But our soul energies are eternal and our learning experiences live on - until the... more
I’ve always been a fan of TTFA. The first few episodes of this new Anthologies show were incredible. The interview quality is superb and the emotion is raw. Amazing job featuring content for suicide awareness month. Not an easy listen but so important. Thank you!
This first episode gutted me. The production on This ep is beautiful and added so much.
Ear Epic keeps pushing the limits for what audiodrama / audiofiction can do! And this show is no exception. It has you on the edge of your seat from start to finish.
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Exploring the intersections of personal narratives and broader societal themes, this podcast shares deeply moving stories from individuals grappling with life's challenges. Topics range from the emotional toll of caregiving to the realities faced by educators and domestic workers. Each episode curates experiences that shine a light on mental health, resilience, and the often-unseen burdens carried by people in various professions and personal circumstances, highlighting the intricacies of human experience in a relatable and poignant manner. Unique in its blend of personal storytelling and analysis of societal issues, the content engages listeners by fostering understanding and connection through vulnerability and shared experience.
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TTFA Anthologies launched a year ago and published 29 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on TTFA Anthologies include:
1. Jonny Arenas
2. Ai-jen Poo
3. Eve Rodsky
4. Caleb Campbell
5. Eva Hagberg
6. Dave Anderson
7. Alyssa Limperis
8. Jay Mathews
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