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Feelings & Co.

Terrible, Thanks For Asking

A weekly Society, Culture and Personal Journals podcast featuring Nora McInerny
 24 people rated this podcast
Terrible, Thanks For Asking

Feelings & Co.

Terrible, Thanks For Asking

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Terrible, Thanks For Asking

Feelings & Co.

Terrible, Thanks For Asking

A weekly Society, Culture and Personal Journals podcast featuring Nora McInerny
 24 people rated this podcast
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Every true story is like the saddest love song that you’ve ever heard. So touching. Takes my breath away often...
So much compassion and heart. Nora is brave and funny and always kind.
This is a special podcast, the kind that you actually listen to while doing...nothing. From the host Nina to her guests and the personal stories they weave, I am mesmerized by the intimacy and shared experience. With each episode, I’m listening to a part of me that often gets ignored or forgotten. These guests open up in a way that I rarely even dig into myself and in so doing I learn a little more about what makes me “me.”
I like the concept and content, but the inflection that Nora uses throughout every episode, which sounds a bit scolding, gets tiresome, and the episodes haven't really developed in any captivating way.
Love love love. I have a lot of anxiety about death and listening to this podcast is sometimes very difficult but it is so inspiring to hear the strength of people who have experienced the worst things. There are so many heartbreaking and beautiful episodes that speak to my heart. I dont understand their pain, but I feel it. And I honestly think I have more compassion for humans in general because of the stories I've heard on this podcast.
Low key changed my life. Often leaves me sobbing. I have to seperate myself sometimes but I continue to tell EVERYONE about it.
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After discovering this show, I doubled back to listen to every episode. I. Love. This. Podcast.The host, Nora McInerny, interviews people about the worst thing that's happened in their lives. For a show about grief, it's surprisingly fun? Nora's hosting style is witty, insightful, empathetic, and accepting. Yet she's also able to bring in humor, so despite the weight of the topics, the show itself is more reflective of life overall: it is bright and dark, heavy and light, amusing and devastating. I'm not sure if I'd call it a balance, but rather a mixture - a fruit salad rather than a smoothie, if you will - where there's enough room for all the feelings.I actually think listening to this show has made me a better podcast host, and I know it's made me a better person. It's coming back from its own season break soon, so now is a great time to scroll through the older episodes, try out one or two that interest you, and get listening!
I love Nora and I'm so grateful that because of her this pod and community exists. Although the stories are often heartbreaking and gut wrenching, I always come away with the comforting reminder that we are all wholly human (see multi-facetted, empathetic, stubborn, complicated, emotional, bitter, loving, gracious, hopeful and so much more).
This podcast is oddly satisfying. Also, I really love her voice and when she laughs at herself.
Gut-wrenching, but so real.ETA: I liked the first two or three seasons very much, but like a lot of good podcasts about emotions seem to do, it eventually pivoted toward joint efforts with celebrities and other people trying to break into podcasting. Not completely, just enough for me to unsubscribe.
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