Chips and Cheese - Showing Up

Season 1, Episode 10. Season finale.This final episode closes the road stories of Season One and turns inward.Before there were long drives north, cold coastlines, and strangers holding doors open, there was a dorm room at Western Michigan University, an unplanned interruption, and a moment that quietly changed the direction of a life.This is the story of how I met Martha, who we now call Poppins. Not as a guest. Not as a punchline. As the person who made space when I did not know how to stay.Season Two will include more than one voice.This episode explains why.Written by Chuck Hayden. Read by Poppins and Chuck.

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