EPISODE · Sep 11, 2025 · 12 MIN
What Remains: Autumn, Memory, and Meaning
from The Wandering Pen: Writers, Historians, and Everyday Stories · host wanderingpen
Why does autumn feel like a story we're living inside? In What Remains: Autumn, Memory, and Meaning, Christine weaves poetry (Keats, George Eliot), paintings (Van Gogh, Millais), and music (Neil Diamond's "September Morn," Mumford & Sons' "October Skies") with the psychology of nostalgia—how scent, colder air, and seasonal change stir memory, belonging, and meaning. A short, reflective listen about beauty and loss, and what lingers when the leaves fall. #Autumn, #Storytelling, #Nostalgia, #Psychology, #Keats, #GeorgeEliot, #VanGogh, #Millais, #NeilDiamond, #Mumford&Sons, #Memory, #Poetry, #Art , Music #Grief, #Identity
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Why autumn feels like a story we’re inside: poetry, art, and music beside the science of nostalgia—a quiet look at beauty, loss, and what remains. #Autumn, #Storytelling, #Nostalgia, #Psychology, #Keats, #GeorgeEliot, #VanGogh, #Millais, #NeilDiamond, #Mumford & Sons, #Memory, #Poetry, #Art, #Music, #Grief, #Identity
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