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The Lucky Ones
by Dale McGowan
This is not a podcast about death. Death is not that interesting. The Lucky Ones is about the effect death has on life—the way being a no-kidding mortal makes life better, sadder, more interesting, funnier, and more than a little absurd.
Episodes
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Getting Ever Closer to Not Quite Being There Yet
He tried with wind, then with a Volvo. Now the Reaper tries with my own stupidity.
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My Untimely Death
With a flick of the wrist, Death finally got my attention.
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On the Deaths of Catherine and Noel, Age Three
Wordsworth’s bones weren’t enough for a detour. It was little Catherine who gave me pause.
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Suck
Episode includes lying to Australians. Listener discretion advised.
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Don't Mention the Coast to Coast
Where was I. No really, I'm asking.
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More Norther Still
Now the real Northing begins.
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Ozymandias
Look on my Gift Shoppe, ye Mighty, and despair!
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An Amazing Simulation of an Actual Adorable Town
Right around the Crown & Trumpet, a visitor begins to sense that something is…off.
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Cromwell's Seat
The British haven’t quite figured out how they feel about their lunatics.
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The God of the Sheep
Their children's CHILDREN will tremble to hear of the day Oogaboo crossed the field.
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On Crossing an English Field
It would take a hiker of epic inability to screw this up, a statement known as “ham-fisted foreshadowing.”
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To the Center of Space and Time
I was finally going to stand on that bright red line.
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First Hallucinations
A bad death, a good pee, and my first hallucinations.
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The Diarist
Pepys wrote about sex, death, and beer enemas, often in the same paragraph. But mostly he wrote about being Sam Pepys.
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The Bloody Bones of London
I’d wanted some Death to contemplate, but London was way too eager to comply.
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The Middle Distance
At the end of the final hike, I'll be plenty impressed with myself. But not at the end of this one.
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Your Flimsy Little Beef Balloon
In the center of your chest is a pump made of meat.
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In Which the Author Dies, and Someone Else has to finish writing the Book
As I flew toward the 100-foot drop-off, I realized I was going to die. The only question was when.
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