I Want to Go to 1975

An episode of the Small Stories about Big Things podcast, hosted by Bobby Hulme-Lippert, titled "I Want to Go to 1975" was published on July 30, 2024 and runs 5 minutes.

July 30, 2024 ·5m · Small Stories about Big Things

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Episode Description

Grief, it seems, plays by the same rules as impromptu Toastmasters speeches. It arrives with no warning, provides you with no preparation for its wave, and then calls forth something you had no idea sat like a volcano under the surface. What I discovered about dealing with it one Friday morning when it snuck up on me? You have to go through it.

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