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TTFA Anthologies

Feelings & Co.
Suicide
Mental Health
Grief
Depression
Empathy
Crisis Counseling
Terrible, Thanks For Asking
Insurance and Health Care Access
Christmas
Holidays
Apple+
Thanksgiving
PTSD
Patreon
Trauma
Identity
Fatherhood
Domestic Violence
Medical Aid In Dying
Am I the A**hole

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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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Recent Guests

Dr. Katherine Shear
A leading grief researcher; Professor at Columbia University's Center for Prolonged Grief
Columbia University
Episode: S4: Am I Grieving Right with Dr. Katherine Shear
Rebecca Woolf
Author of All of This, memoir of death and desire; OG mommy blogger
Self-authored work; Girls Gone Child
Episode: S4: Normalize "Bad Women" with Rebecca Woolf
Laura Gracie
Laura, Bob's daughter and central narrator/interviewee
Family member
Episode: S4: About Bob
Bob Gracie
Laura's father and subject of the story
Family member
Episode: S4: About Bob
Esmé Deprez
Investigative reporter who helped advocate for her father's death with dignity
Bloomberg (writer on Death with Dignity)
Episode: S4: A Good Death
Deidre Doty
A victim's family member sharing her experiences after the murder of her parents
Family member of victims
Episode: S4: Under a Cloud of Loss
Damon Doty Goekner
Oldest grandson of the victims, who wrote a parole letter and testified at the parole hearing
Family member and plaintiff in parole process
Episode: S4: Under a Cloud of Loss
Jonny Arenas
A house cleaner and member of the National Domestic Workers Alliance
National Domestic Workers Alliance
Episode: S3: When You Care for a Living, Who Cares for You?
Ai-jen Poo
Director of the National Domestic Workers Alliance
National Domestic Workers Alliance
Episode: S3: When You Care for a Living, Who Cares for You?

Host

Nora McInerny
Creator and host of the show; often anchors deeply personal conversations about grief, resilience, and social issues.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 36 ratings
  • Self-unalive?

    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

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    PT Harvey
    United Statesa year ago
  • Powerfully moving

    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!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Glii
    United States2 years ago
  • Beautiful

    This first episode gutted me. The production on This ep is beautiful and added so much.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    tc2538
    United States2 years ago
  • 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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    5
    Gitte Malene Jensen
    7 years ago

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Feedback highlights the show's ability to handle heavy subjects with care, often describing production as superb and impactful.
Overall sentiment centers on appreciation for authentic storytelling and the value of hearing diverse lived experiences.
Listeners consistently praise the interview quality and emotional honesty, noting that episodes are moving and important for suicide awareness and related topics.
Some listeners mention that episodes can be heavy and challenging, which fits the show's intent to tackle difficult life experiences.

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S4: Don't You Want Somebody to Take Care of You?
Q: Okay, so Gina, I've just got a couple questions. We're just gonna get into it. Is that okay?
Gina agrees to share her story and explains that the conversation will cover her experiences growing up with caregiving responsibilities and the impact on her life.
S3: The Trauma Sponge
Q: What did you learn about trauma over the years?
I learned that trauma accumulates over years, and it's not just one or two bad calls that haunt you; it's a career filled with continuous traumatic experiences.
S3: The Trauma Sponge
Q: What are the hardest aspects of your job?
The hardest aspects involve managing the high expectations and pressures of being a firefighter, navigating interpersonal conflicts, and dealing with systemic issues without much support.
S3: Unemployed
Q: Can I like say goodbye?
No, you need to leave in like five minutes.
S3: God's Plan
Q: Do you think about that prophecy about getting the game-winning shot in life?
Yes, I think the point of life is learning to detach ourselves from expectations of how we think life should look.

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Frequently Asked Questions About TTFA Anthologies

What is TTFA Anthologies about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This series curates intimate conversations around personal struggle, resilience, and the messy realities of life after trauma. Across episodes, listeners encounter deeply human narratives—from creative professionals navigating branding and ownership battles to caregivers, educators, athletes, and writers sharing the emotional and logistical challenges of their work and lives. A notable throughline is the exploration of mental health, identity, and social equity, often grounded in first-person storytelling and vulnerable storytelling that invites empathy and reflection. A standout quality is the host's capacity to hold space for painful topics while extracting actionable insights from guests' experiences, making it helpful for listeners seek... more

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1. Dr. Katherine Shear
2. Rebecca Woolf
3. Laura Gracie
4. Bob Gracie
5. Esmé Deprez
6. Deidre Doty
7. Damon Doty Goekner
8. Jonny Arenas

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