A call-in show from author Nora McInerny that lets real people get real honest about how they're really doing. Operators(me) are standing by to take your calls.
Nora McInerny explores the impact of the Vietnam War on her father by attending a reunion of his Marine Corps unit. The episode centers on a specific patrol on September 20, 1968, during which a fellow Marine, Felipe Herrera, was killed. Through interviews with veterans like Curtis Gritzmacher and Phil Arrett, Nora pie...
The podcast explores the complexities of grief and loss during the holiday season, particularly focusing on how individuals navigate traditions and create new meanings after experiencing profound loss. Nora McInerny shares her personal experiences of losing her husband and father, detailing how her family coped with an...
The podcast explores themes of death, memory, and grief, particularly how these experiences shape identity and parenting. Nora shares her personal experience with loss, including the death of her husband, Aaron, and interviews Moe, whose husband, Andy, died by suicide, about raising their sons without their fathers. Th...
The podcast reflects on grief, love, and the complexities of family in the wake of loss. It explores how falling in love again doesn't erase past grief but rather coexists with it, challenging the idea that happiness diminishes the love once shared with someone who has died. The host shares her personal experiences of ...
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