Episode 3: Boston Boy

When her mother gives her a shoe box full of her …

An episode of the Conversations with Laurel podcast, hosted by Laurel McHargue, titled "Episode 3: Boston Boy" was published on January 13, 2018 and runs 14 minutes.

January 13, 2018 ·14m · Conversations with Laurel

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When her mother gives her a shoe box full of her father's letters home during World War II, Laurel realizes she never really knew the man who eventually became her father. She shares her thoughts about what her father was like as a very young man by reading one of his first letters.

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When her mother gives her a shoe box full of her father's letters home during World War II, Laurel realizes she never really knew the man who eventually became her father. She shares her thoughts about what her father was like as a very young man by reading one of his first letters.

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