So, basically everyone's interesting?
Stories about friends and family, their childhoods, who they are today, and what makes them interesting. Because to be loved is to be known and I want to know more about the people I love.
Kari, My First Friend and Near-Sister
I interview my dear, dear friend Kari. There isnt a word in english to describe our relationship - by blood we are "just" friends but by family, we are sisters. We talk about what a good kid she was, her journey from Wyoming to Denver to NYC to the Bay Area, and a very amazing prank we wish we had photos of. Enjoy!
Erin, Me, Myself, and I
We had a hiatus last week! But I'm back this week with a solo episode. I talk about fun memories from my childhood, growing up in Gillette, church, high school, college, my queer little family and much more!
Ambrose, My Ex-Husband
I interview my ex-husband, Ambrose. We talk about his childhood, life in Chicago, parenting and co-parenting, and of course, our divorce. I would label this as divorce hopecore. Enjoy!
Scout, My Stepdaughter
I interview my stepdaughter, Scout about what its like to be 16, her parents divorce, how it felt to go from being an only child to the oldest of 4, and what makes her interesting. This is a brave and engaging conversation.....enjoy!
Carole, My Mother-In-Law
I interview my mother-in-law about her childhood, the tragic death of her husband, what she's proud of, and what makes her interesting. This woman is an open book, so enjoy!
Kit, My Middle Child
I interview my 11 year old child, formerly known as Rex, about upcoming 6th grade jitters, gender identity, our blended family, and finally what makes Kit interesting? Hint: An obsession with a creature with big teeth, can't swim backwards, is terrifying and apparently, misunderstood.
Bruce, My Dad
I interview my dad, Bruce! We talk about his childhood and how his parents informed his life choices - for good and for bad. We talk about what he thinks about love, why he likes living in Gillette, Wyoming and what he wishes were different. We talk creativity and of course, cars. Enjoy!
Lark, My Daughter
I interview my 9 year old daughter, Lark. We talk friends, what it's like to be the youngest sibling, and divorce. Finally, what makes Lark interesting?
Becca, My Wife
I interview Becca about her childhood, her dad's tragic death, and what it was like to grow up gay, but marry a man. And finally, what makes her interesting?
