Mother Mine: Recent Episodes
Katie Semro
Audio snapshots of our mothers and who we are because of them using the voices and stories of ordinary people across the globe.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to find out more about the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
This is the final episode of the Mother Mine Project. Thank you so much to all of our contributors, helpers, and backers. You made this project amazing! Thank you!
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
In this second half of the project we will be hearing from lots of people around the world whose mother tongue is not English. Although many of them will be speaking in English, there will be some episodes in other languages, like this one which is in Spanish.
To honor the story teller, they will be telling the stories in their own voices, and in their own languages. But there will be versions with English subtitles on the Mother Mine Website: https://www.outofmanypresents.org/subtitled-episodes.
Thank you to Santiago Baena for translating this piece, and to Eduardo in Peru for connecting me with the contributor in this episode.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Special thanks to Shawn and his team at In-depth Creative in Jakarta, Indonesia for recording the contributor for this episode.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
In this second half of the project we will be hearing from lots of people around the world whose mother tongue is not English. Although many of them will be speaking in English, there will be some episodes in other languages, like this one which is in French.
To honor the story teller, they will be telling the stories in their own voices, and in their own languages. But there will be versions with English subtitles on the Mother Mine Website: https://www.outofmanypresents.org/subtitled-episodes.
I'd like to thank the recordist Alinmear for the following sound that I used in this episode from www.freesound.org: Recording from National Park Akagera, Rwanda at Night: https://freesound.org/people/alinmear/sounds/217253/
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Thank you to this contributor for letting me use her song, Reason for a Song, in this episode.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
I'd like to thank the recordist Pooleside for the sound of Seven Mile Beach in Jamaica that I used in this episode. You can find it here: https://freesound.org/people/Pooleside/sounds/47180/
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
In this second half of the project we will be hearing from lots of people around the world whose mother tongue is not English. Although many of them will be speaking in English, there will be some episodes in other languages, like this one which is in Spanish.
To honor the story tellers, they will be telling the stories in their own voices, and in their own languages. But there will be versions with English subtitles on the Mother Mine Website: https://www.outofmanypresents.org/subtitled-episodes.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Special thanks to Shawn and his team at In-depth Creative in Jakarta, Indonesia for recording the contributor for this episode.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Special thanks to recordist InspectorJ on www.freesound.org for the sound Airplane, Boeing, Right to Left: https://freesound.org/people/InspectorJ/sounds/428086/
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
In this second half of the project we will be hearing from lots of people around the world whose mother tongue is not English. Although many of them will be speaking in English, there will be some episodes in other languages, like this one which is in French.
To honor the story teller, they will be telling the stories in their own voices, and in their own languages. But there will be versions with English subtitles on the Mother Mine Website: https://www.outofmanypresents.org/subtitled-episodes.
I'd like to thank the recordists Alinmear and Zhagan for the following sounds that I used in this episode from www.freesound.org.
Alinmear's : Two recordings taken at National Park Akagera, Rwanda: https://freesound.org/people/alinmear/sounds/217253/ and https://freesound.org/people/alinmear/sounds/217251/
Zhagan's: Singing at a religious service in Muramba Township, Rwanda: https://freesound.org/people/zhagan/sounds/507768/
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Special thanks to Shawn and his team at In-depth Creative in Jakarta, Indonesia for recording the contributor for this episode.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Thank you to xserra on freesound.org for the use of some music in this episode.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Trigger Warning: This episode talks about experiences of child abuse.
Special thanks to Shawn and his team at Indepth Creative in Jakarta, Indonesia for recording the contributor for this episode.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
In this second half of the project we will be hearing from lots of people around the world whose mother tongue is not English. Although many of them will be speaking in English, there will be some episodes in other languages, like this one which is in Spanish.
To honor the story teller, they will be telling the stories in their own voices, and in their own languages. But there will be versions with English subtitles on the Mother Mine Website: https://www.outofmanypresents.org/subtitled-episodes.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org, just click on Mother Mine.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org, just click on Mother Mine.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
If you'd like to find out more about Beads for Education, the organization that helps educate girls in Kenya, you can visit their website: www.beadsforeducation.org.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
In this episode some of the background music was written by the mother who is spoken about.
To listen to the full version of Variants for Orchestra by Molly Luther visit mollyluther.com. For more about Molly's life you can listen to The Golden Haired Girl from the Uplifted podcast.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
In this episode some of the background music was written by the mother who is spoken about.
To listen to the full version of Variants for Orchestra by Molly Luther visit mollyluther.com. For more about Molly's life you can listen to The Golden Haired Girl from the Uplifted podcast.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.ourmothersourselves.com, just click on Mother Mine.
The Mother Mine mini-series is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.ourmothersourselves.com, just click on Mother Mine.
The Mother Mine mini-series is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.ourmothersourselves.com, just click on Mother Mine.
The Mother Mine mini-series is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.ourmothersourselves.com, just click on Mother Mine.
The Mother Mine mini-series is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.ourmothersourselves.com, just click on Mother Mine.
The Mother Mine mini-series is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.ourmothersourselves.com, just click on Mother Mine.
The Mother Mine mini-series is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
To hear more from this contributor, please visit the Shelter In Place podcast that she mentions.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
To hear more from this contributor, please visit the Shelter In Place podcast that she mentions.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.ourmothersourselves.com, just click on Mother Mine.
The Mother Mine mini-series is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.ourmothersourselves.com, just click on Mother Mine.
The Mother Mine mini-series is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
I'd like to thank vinchezbass for Hello in 6 part harmony from freesound.org.
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
I'd like to thank vinchezbass for Hello in 6 part harmony from freesound.org.
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.ourmothersourselves.com, just click on Mother Mine.
The Mother Mine mini-series is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.ourmothersourselves.com, just click on Mother Mine.
The Mother Mine mini-series is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.ourmothersourselves.com, just click on Mother Mine.
The Mother Mine mini-series is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.ourmothersourselves.com, just click on Mother Mine.
The Mother Mine mini-series is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.ourmothersourselves.com, just click on Mother Mine.
The Mother Mine mini-series is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.ourmothersourselves.com, just click on Mother Mine.
The Mother Mine mini-series is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.ourmothersourselves.com, just click on Mother Mine.
The Mother Mine mini-series is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
In this episode we hear from the youngest brother of five children. To hear from the oldest go back and listen to Episode 6.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
In this episode we hear from the youngest brother of five children. To hear from the oldest go back and listen to Episode 6.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.ourmothersourselves.com, just click on Mother Mine.
The Mother Mine mini-series is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
In this episode we hear from the oldest brother of five children, and on Wednesday we will hear from the youngest in the family.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.ourmothersourselves.com, just click on Mother Mine.
The Mother Mine mini-series is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.outofmanypresents.org.
Mother Mine is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.ourmothersourselves.com, just click on Mother Mine.
The Mother Mine mini-series is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.ourmothersourselves.com, just click on Mother Mine.
The Mother Mine mini-series is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.ourmothersourselves.com, just click on Mother Mine.
The Mother Mine mini-series is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
Mothers can be controversial. They can be wonderful. They can be terrible. They can be both wonderful and terrible in turns.
But whatever they are, whatever yours was and is, mothers are universal. Everyone begins with a mother, even if she isn’t around later. In each Mother Mine episode I present one person's stories about their mother — these figures who literally made us. Who are our mothers? What do we remember about them? And how did our mothers — the people who cared for us — shape who we are?
The answers to these questions are the stories of love and loss, hopes, fears, and dreams that define us humans.
Thank you so much to all of our contributors! And a huge thank you to our Kickstarter Backers. You made this happen and I am so grateful!
If you'd like to participate in the Mother Mine project, you can find all the details at www.ourmothersourselves.com, just click on Mother Mine.
The Mother Mine mini-series is produced by Katie Semro in conjunction with Our Mothers Ourselves.
I'd love for you to support my new audio project Mother Mine. Hear more about it and get a taste of what it will sound like in this episode. And then head over to Kickstarter to help make this project happen!
Thank you so, so much!
Make a pledge here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/katiesemro/mother-mine-a-podcast
In this episode we give the last word to the young people.
Thank you so much to all of the young people and their parents who made this episode happen!
If you want to submit your story to the Transmission Times Archive, please record on your smartphone and email it to transmisisontimes@gmail.com. Thank you!
2020 was a year like no other. Throughout the pandemic, Transmission Times captured the fears, hopes, worries, and joys of ordinary people during this extraordinary era, through their audio diaries. This Special episode brings together the most powerful moments from this time: what we feared, what we missed, what we appreciated, what we unexpectedly gained.
A huge thank you to everyone who contributed to the Transmission Times! It has been amazing telling your stories.
In this episode you heard from Brita, Gemma, Tony, Karen, Nate, Diane, Angela, Laura, Vicki, Laura, Catherine, Brian, Laura, Alicia, Dewaine, John, Amanda, Meghan, Carlann, Anna, MArk, Akwi, Lauren, Rene, Jacinta, Sue Kim, Cristina, Joan, Keino & the Senior Lady, Eric, Briana, Imogen, and Renee.
If you'd like to share your story, the Transmission Times Archive is still accepting submissions. Record on your smartphone and email it to us at transmissiontimes@gmail.com. Thank you!
In which we hear about pandemic Thanksgivings, dreams, and plans for the winter holidays.
Thank you to Lindsay, Joan, Renee, Laura, Anna, Cristina, Karen, Sue, and Gemma whose voices are coming to you from Maine, California, New York, Washington D.C., Romania, and the UK.
Let's here from the kids! If you have someone under 18 in your life who you think would be willing to share their pandemic stories, I'd love to hear from them. Visit transmissiontimes.org/kids for questions to ask them and how to record. Please submit your recordings by December 20th, 2020. Thank you!
I took some time off over Thanksgiving so I'm bringing you this episode from Laura at Shelter In Place. She's a master at reflecting on her life in ways that make me re-think my own life. I hope you enjoy this episode.
In this episode we hear about rescheduling, gatherings, #beforecovid, and much more.
Happy Thanksgiving! I hope you all have a happy and safe time wherever you are.
Thanks to Cristina, Carlann, Brita, Gemma, Sue, Karen, and Anna whose voices are coming to you from Maine, New Hampshire, Florida, Romania, and the UK.
If you'd like to share your pandemic stories visit www.transmissiontimes.org for prompt questions and details. Thank you!
In this intense Mini-Special we hear about the role of faith in the lives of four women. There are highs, very low lows, a lot of hope, questions, fierce beliefs, and much more.
Thank you so much to Laura, Amanda, Lauren, and Angela whose voices are coming to you from Illinois, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Singapore.
Please send in your pandemic stories! Record on your smartphone and email it to transmissiontimes@gmail.com. If you'd like ideas of what to talk about, visit our website for 4 questions you can answer: www.transmissiontimes.org
Thank you!
In this episode we hear about husbands, singing, conversations, and much more.
Thank you to Joan, Brita, Karen, Cristina, Diane, Amanda, Carlann, and Anna whose voices are coming to you from Maine, California, New Hampshire, Arizona, Florida, and Romania.
We are looking for people of all faiths to answer the question: What role has your faith played in this pandemic? Record on your smartphone and email it to transmissiontimes@gmail.com -- thank you!
In this episode we hear from artists of all types from all over the USA about what life during the pandemic has been like for them.
Thanks to these amazing artists: Carlann, Diek, Tim, Monica, Jason, Akwi, Gardiner, Jennifer, Bailey, Taintor, Anna, and Vicki, whose voices are coming to you from Maine, Florida, Colorado, Iowa, New York, Oregon, Tennessee, New Hampshire, and Arkansas.
To find out more about these artists and their work:
Violinist Carlann
Violist and Filmmaker Diek
Potter and Author Tim
Puppeteer Monica
Poet and Musician Jason
Multidisciplinary Artist and Writer Akwi
Actor and Writer Gardiner
Visual Artist Jennifer
Fiber Artist Bailey
Visual Artist Taintor
Painter Anna
Musician and Singer-Songwriter Vicki
We are looking for people of all faiths to tell us: What role has your faith played during this pandemic? You can record on your smartphone and email it to transmissiontimes@gmail.com or call 847-354-4163 and leave a voicemail. For more info visit www.transmissiontimes.org/faith
All of the stories will be saved in the archive and I will get as many as possible on the podcast. Thank you!
I'm busy with a special episode for next week, but I thought it was a good moment to go back to the beginning and see how things have changed, or not. Here's a rerun of Episode 1.
Thanks to Laura, Brian, Diane, Jean, and Leda whose voices are coming to you from Maine, Washington D.C., New York, and Arizona.
We are looking for people of all faiths to tell us: What role has your faith played during this pandemic? You can record on your smartphone and email it to transmissiontimes@gmail.com or call 847-354-4163 and leave a voicemail. For more info visit www.transmissiontimes.org/join
All of the stories will be saved in the archive and I will get as many as possible on the podcast. Thank you!
In this episode we hear about the greater good, taking risks, and much more.
We are looking for people of all faiths to tell us: What role has your faith played during this pandemic? You can record on your smartphone and email it to transmissiontimes@gmail.com or call 847-354-4163 and leave a voicemail. For more info visit www.transmissiontimes.org/join
All of the stories will be saved in the archive and I will get as many as possible on the podcast. Thank you!
This episode includes diaries from Lauren, Laura, Amanda, Diane, and Karen whose voices are coming to you from Maine, New Hampshire, Arizona, Washington D.C., and Singapore.
In this episode we hear about hugs, cleaning, community, and much more.
We are looking for people of all faiths to tell us: What role has your faith played during this pandemic? You can record on your smartphone and email it to transmissiontimes@gmail.com or call 847-354-4163 and leave a voicemail. For more info visit www.transmissiontimes.org/join
All of the stories will be saved in the archive and I will get as many as possible on the podcast. Thank you!
This episode includes diaries from Amanda, Cristina, Diane, Dewaine, Joan, and Briana whose voices are coming to you from New Hampshire, Arizona, California, Pennsylvania, and Romania.
In this episode we hear about freezer trailers, unity, peace, fear, and much more.
Send us your stories about something awkward that happened during this pandemic. You can record on your smartphone and email it to transmissiontimes@gmail.com or call 847-354-4163 and leave a voicemail. For more info visit www.transmissiontimes.org/join
All of the stories will be saved in the archive and I will get as many as possible on the podcast. Thank you!
This episode includes diaries from John, Cristina, Karen, Anna, Amanda, Tony, Sandy, and Diane whose voices are coming to you from Maine, New Hampshire, Arizona, New York, Illinois, and Romania.
The next season of Shelter in Place starts next week, and I'm sure Laura will be back with more stories to make me laugh and cry, and plenty of big topics to think about. I'm bringing you this bonus episode "My Fabulous Foolproof Formula for Fame and Fortune," from Shelter in Place's first season, because I really like her discussion of changing the way we define success. If you like it, I suggest subscribing to her show so you can check out Season 2.
In this episode we hear about our sense of freedom, how we measure time now, and much more.
Send us your stories about what has surprised you during this pandemic. You can record on your smartphone and email it to transmissiontimes@gmail.com or call 847-354-4163 and leave a voicemail. For more info visit www.transmissiontimes.org/join
All of the stories will be saved in the archive and I will get as many as possible on the podcast. Thank you!
This episode includes diaries from Karen, Cristina, Briana, Kate, Amanda, Brita, Anna, Diane, and Sue whose voices are coming to you from Maine, New Hampshire, Arizona, Pennsylvania, Romania, and the UK.
In this Special Episode we get a picture of the pandemic through the voices of the people who fed and were fed by Feed the Frontlines NYC.
To support Feed the Frontlines and all of the voices you heard here, visit: www.feedthefrontlinesnyc.org/
This episode includes the voices of Kate, Luca, Isabella, Ian, Mark, David, Rita, Keino and the Senior Lady he interviewed, John, Stephanie, Edith, Stephanie, Adair, Dan, Renee, Katherine, Tamara, John, Ivan, Julie, Ralph, Meghan, Altagracia, Fany, Julie, and Tony.
I'd like to give a huge thank you to the di Pietro family for connecting me with all of the people touched by Feed the Frontlines.
Special thanks goes to Angie, Mindy, Jaleh, Kylie, Isabel, Jared, Jill, Annie, and Joanie, as well as to Borough of Manhattan Community College, the West Side Federation for Senior and Supportive Housing, NYU Langone Hospital, and Mt. Sinai Hospital.
Thanks to Santiago Baena who did the English voice over.
Send us your stories about what happened during this pandemic that you will never forget. You can record on your smartphone and email it to transmissiontimes@gmail.com or call 847-354-4163 and leave a voicemail. For more info visit www.transmissiontimes.org/join
All of the stories will be saved in the archive and I will get as many as possible on the podcast. Thank you!
In this episode we hear thoughts about time, what 'this' means, what it means to travel, and much more.
Send us your stories about what has surprised you during this pandemic. You can record on your smartphone and email it to transmissiontimes@gmail.com or call 847-354-4163 and leave a voicemail. For more info visit www.transmissiontimes.org/join
All of the stories will be saved in the archive and I will get as many as possible on the podcast. Thank you!
This episode includes diaries from Anna, Joan, Lindsay, Cameron, Amanda, Diane, Cristina, and Laura whose voices are coming to you from Maine, California, New Hampshire, Arizona, New Jersey, and Romania.
In this episode we hear about forest fires, having Corona in the family, how we are getting through, & much more.
Send us your stories about this pandemic and lockdown! You can record on your smartphone and email it to transmissiontimes@gmail.com or call 847-354-4163 and leave a voicemail. For more info visit www.transmissiontimes.org/join
All of the stories will be saved in the archive and I will get as many as possible on the podcast. Thank you!
This episode includes diaries from Kelli, Brita, Karen, Amanda, Cristina, and Briana whose voices are coming to you from Maine, Wisconsin, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, California, and Romania.
In this episode we hear worries about when we will be able to see family, whether fear is making people willing to give up freedoms, and much more.
Send us your stories about this pandemic and lockdown! You can record on your smartphone and email it to transmissiontimes@gmail.com or call 847-354-4163 and leave a voicemail. For more info visit www.transmissiontimes.org/join
All of the stories will be saved in the archive and I will get as many as possible on the podcast. Thank you!
This episode includes diaries from Sue, Laura, Briana, Joan, Anna, Lauren, Cristina, and Amanda whose voices are coming to you from Maine, Washington D.C., New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, California, Singapore, Romania, and the UK.
In this episode we hear about the moment when we knew this pandemic was real, some silver linings, and much more.
Send us your stories about this pandemic and lockdown! You can record on your smartphone and email it to transmissiontimes@gmail.com or call 847-354-4163 and leave a voicemail. For more info visit www.transmissiontimes.org/join
All of the stories will be saved in the archive and I will get as many as possible on the podcast. Thank you!
This episode includes diaries from Cristina, Brita, Lauren, Renee, Anna, Lauren, Karen, Lindsay, and Tim whose voices are coming to you from Maine, New Hampshire, New York, Romania, South Africa, and Singapore.
In this episode we hear about going back to school, pandemic birthdays, the news, why we wish this hadn't happened, and much more.
Let your voice be heard! We are looking for replies to this question: What's been the hardest part of this pandemic? You can record on your smartphone and email it to transmissiontimes@gmail.com or call 847-354-4163 and leave a voicemail. For more info visit www.transmissiontimes.org/join
All of the stories will be saved in the archive and I will get as many as possible on the podcast. Thank you!
This episode includes diaries from Diane, Cristina, Lauren, Judy, Alicia, Kathleen, Brita, Lindsay, Karen, Joan, and Sandy whose voices are coming to you from Maine, California, Arizona, Illinois, New York, New Hampshire, South Africa, Singapore, and Romania.
In this episode we hear people pondering how will this end, will there be art, what are your hills to die on, and much more.
Let your voice be heard! We are looking for replies to this question: What good has come from this pandemic? You can record on your smartphone and email it to transmissiontimes@gmail.com or call 847-354-4163 and leave a voicemail. For more info visit www.transmissiontimes.org/join
All of the stories will be saved in the archive and I will get as many as possible on the podcast. Thank you!
This episode includes diaries from Karen, Diane, Cristina, Kim, Sandy, Joan, and Renee whose voices are coming to you from Maine, California, Arizona, Illinois, New York, and Romania.
In this episode we hear about libraries and lacrosse, domino effects and rising numbers, anxiety and surrender, as well as much more.
Let your voice be heard! We are looking for replies to this question: What has happened that you didn't expect during this time? You can record on your smartphone and email it to transmissiontimes@gmail.com or call 847-354-4163 and leave a voicemail. For more info visit www.transmissiontimes.org/join
All of the stories will be saved in the archive and I will get as many as possible on the podcast. Thank you!
This episode includes diaries from Karen, Cristina, Elise, Lauren, Kate, Sandy, and Diane whose voices are coming to you from ME, CA, NH, NY, IL, AZ, Romania, and Singapore.
In this episode we hear about the wide range of reactions to restrictions easing, masks from many angles, and much more.
There are still stories that we haven't heard. If yours is one of them, please send us a recording! You can record on your smartphone and email it to transmissiontimes@gmail.com or call 847-354-4163 and leave your story as a voicemail. For more info visit www.transmissiontimes.org/join
All of the stories will be saved in the archive and I will get as many as possible on the podcast. Thank you!
This episode includes diaries from Barbara, Brian, Sue, Anna, Laura, Joan, Karen, Amanda, and Cristina whose voices are coming to you from Maine, New Hampshire, California, Washington D.C., Minnesota, the UK, and Romania.
In this episode we hear from 20 parents on the highs, the lows, the unexpected, and the unforgettable of this pandemic.
There are still stories that we haven't heard. If yours is one of them, please send us a recording! You can record on your smartphone and email it to transmissiontimes@gmail.com or call 847-354-4163 and leave a voicemail. For more info visit www.transmissiontimes.org/join
All of the stories will be saved in the archive and I will get as many as possible on the podcast. Thank you!
In this episode we hear about taking a road trip during COVID, the eerie lack of gatherings, economic oddities, and much more.
There are still stories that we haven't heard. If yours is one of them, please send us a recording! You can record on your smartphone and email it to transmissiontimes@gmail.com or call 847-354-4163 and leave your story as a voicemail. For more info visit www.transmissiontimes.org/join
All of the stories will be saved in the archive and I will get as many as possible on the podcast. Thank you!
This episode includes diaries from Alicia, Gemma, Jean, Karen, Sandy, Diane, and Erica whose voices are coming to you from Maine, New York, Illinois, Arizona, Oregon, and the UK.
In this episode we hear about death, coming out of lockdown, and fears for the future.
There are still stories that we haven't heard. If yours is one of them, please send us a recording! You can record on your smartphone and email it to transmissiontimes@gmail.com or call 847-354-4163 and leave your story as a voicemail.
All of the stories will be saved in the archive and I will get as many as possible on the podcast. Thank you!
*This episode includes diaries from Catherine, Meghan, Sue, Diane, Sandy, and Cristina who are coming to you from Maine, California, Arizona, Illinois, the UK, and Romania.
It's a crazy moment we are living in with COVID-19 changing all our lives in ways we never could have imagined.
This podcast brings together audio diaries from people all over the world, so that we can share our voices and experiences, even from isolation.
If you'd like to submit an audio diary, please sign up at https://www.transmissiontimes.org/join
- This episode includes diaries from Gemma, Jacinta, Jennifer, Jean, Joan, Jennifer, Anna, Brian, Laura, Diane, Karen, and Alicia whose voices are coming to you from Maine, New Hampshire, California, Washington D.C., New York, Arizona, the UK, and New Zealand.
It's a crazy moment we are living in with COVID-19 changing all our lives in ways we never could have imagined.
This podcast brings together audio diaries from people all over the world, so that we can share our voices and experiences, even from isolation.
If you'd like to submit an audio diary, please sign up at https://www.transmissiontimes.org/join * This episode includes diaries from Joan, Karen, Laura, Gemma, Laura, Kathleen, Michael, Cristina, Brian, Imogen, & Rhys whose voices are coming to you from Maine, California, Washington D.C., New York, the UK, and Romania.
It's a crazy moment we are living in with COVID-19 changing all our lives in ways we never could have imagined.
This podcast brings together audio diaries from people all over the world, so that we can share our voices and experiences, even from isolation.
If you'd like to submit an audio diary, please sign up at https://www.transmissiontimes.org/join
- This episode includes diaries from Laura, Karen, Gemma, Laura, Renee, Brian, Catherine, Cristina, Diane, and Laura whose voices are coming to you from Maine, New York, California, Arizona, Washington D.C., Romania, and the UK.
It's a crazy moment we are living in with COVID-19 changing all our lives in ways we never could have imagined.
This podcast brings together audio diaries from people all over the world, so that we can share our voices and experiences, even from isolation.
If you'd like to submit an audio diary, please sign up at https://www.transmissiontimes.org/join
- This episode includes diaries from Joan, Erica, Karen, Kathleen, Renee, Jacinta, Laura, Sue, Meghan, Gemma, Jennifer, and Alicia whose voices are coming to you from Maine, New York, New Hampshire, California, Oregon, Washington D.C., Canada, New Zealand, and the UK.
It's a crazy moment we are living in with COVID-19 changing all our lives in ways we never could have imagined.
This podcast brings together audio diaries from people all over the world, so that we can share our voices and experiences, even from isolation.
If you'd like to submit an audio diary, please sign up at https://www.transmissiontimes.org/join
- This episode includes diaries from Alicia, Kathleen, Cristina, Gemma, Joan, Karen, Jacinta, and Catherine whose voices are coming to you from Maine, New York, California, Romania, New Zealand, and the UK.
It's a crazy moment we are living in with COVID-19 changing all our lives in ways we never could have imagined.
This podcast brings together audio diaries from people all over the world, so that we can share our voices and experiences, even from isolation.
If you'd like to submit an audio diary, please sign up at https://www.transmissiontimes.org/join
- This episode includes diaries from Becky & Thomas, Alicia, Diane, Laura, Cristina, Sandy, Gemma, and Catherine whose voices are coming to you from New Hampshire, Maine,Arizona, Washington D.C., Illinois, Romania, Birmingham UK, and Berkshire UK.
It's a crazy moment we are living in with COVID-19 changing all our lives in ways we never could have imagined.
This podcast brings together audio diaries from people all over the world, so that we can share our voices and experiences, even from isolation.
If you'd like to submit an audio diary, please sign up at https://www.transmissiontimes.org/join
- This episode includes diaries from Gemma, Argy, Jennifer, Karen, Catherine, Jacinta, Laura, Cristina, and Sandy.
It's a crazy moment we are living in with COVID-19 changing all our lives in ways we never could have imagined.
This podcast brings together audio diaries from people all over the world, so that we can share our voices and experiences, even from isolation.
If you'd like to submit an audio diary, please sign up at https://www.transmissiontimes.org/join
- This episode includes diaries from Jacinta, Judy, Alicia, Cristina, Catherine, Diane, Meghan, Jean, Sue, Joan, and Karen.
It's a crazy moment we are living in with COVID-19 changing all our lives in ways we never could have imagined.
This podcast brings together audio diaries from people all over the world, so that we can share our voices and experiences, even from isolation.
If you'd like to submit an audio diary, please sign up at https://www.transmissiontimes.org/join
- This episode includes diaries from Sue, Diane, Cristina, Karen, Laura, Catherine, Laura, Dewaine, Lila, Imogen, Erica, and Alicia.
It's a crazy moment we are living in with COVID-19 changing all our lives in ways we never could have imagined.
This podcast brings together audio diaries from people all over the world, so that we can share our voices and experiences, even from isolation.
If you'd like to submit an audio diary, please sign up at https://www.transmissiontimes.org/join
Thank you to Scott Shoemaker for the audio from his Facebook video of the Ohio protest on April 13, 2020. You can also find the video on You Tube.
*This episode includes diaries from Joan, Catherine, Alicia, Sandy, Diane, & Meghan recorded between April 7 and 13th, 2020.
It's a crazy moment we are living in with COVID-19 changing all our lives in ways we never could have imagined.
This podcast brings together audio diaries from people all over the world, so that we can share our voices and experiences, even from isolation.
If you'd like to submit an audio diary, please sign up at https://www.transmissiontimes.org/join
*This episode includes diaries from Sandy, Laura, Catherine, Laura, Phillip, Jean, Diane, and Dewaine recorded between March 26 and April 3, 2020.
It's a crazy moment we are living in with COVID-19 changing all our lives in way we never could have imagined.
This podcast brings together audio diaries from people all over the world, so that we can share our voices and experiences, even from isolation.
If you'd like to submit an audio diary, please email transmissiontimes@gmail.com.
*This episode includes diaries from Laura, Leda, Jean, Diane, and Brian recorded between March 24th and March 30th, 2020.
It's a crazy moment we are living in with COVID-19 changing all our lives in way we never could have imagined.
This podcast brings together audio diaries from people all over the world, so that we can share our voices and experiences, even from isolation.
If you'd like to submit an audio diary, please email transmissiontimes@gmail.com.