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In 2022, Prolonged Grief Disorder was added to the DSM-V. A new mental health disorder tied to grief ruffled a lot of feathers, including Nora’s. She talked about it on TTFA (including skepticism around this diagnosis) and you all shared your thought... more
It’s rare to have a friendship that actually lasts forever, but that’s what Josie and Miles have. When Miles’s cancer comes back after years of remission, Josie is there for him every step of the way … until there are no more steps to take.
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Being a widow is complicated. On top of the earth-shattering grief you experience, there’s a huge societal pressure to be the perfect image of a grieving partner, missing the love of your life. But what if the person who died was actually kind of a h... more
When Laura gets a call from the hospital telling her that her dad has severe frostbite and could die, Laura is shocked. Not because of the whole frostbite part ... but because her dad is alive. She hasn't seen or talked to him in years and honestly a... more
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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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This show centers on intimate, often difficult life experiences—grief, caregiving, resilience, and complex family dynamics—told through deeply personal storytelling and expert context. Episodes frequently blend memoir-style narration with guest insights from researchers, caregivers, and advocates, exploring how society understands loss, caregiving, and moral choices around illness, death, and injustice. Notable strengths include high-emotional honesty, diverse guest perspectives across healthcare, education, and social services, and a willingness to tackle tough topics with nuance. Listeners are likely drawn to authentic narratives that illuminate caregiving, grief, and human resilience, with thoughtful discussions that balance personal mem... more
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Recent guests on TTFA Anthologies include:
1. Dr. Katherine Shear
2. Rebecca Woolf
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