And The Next Thing You Know

Relatable people telling the stories of the twisty paths of their lives. It's a window into the ways that each of our lives is unique despite the apparent similarities. As the stories unfold it becomes very clear how the person sharing was shaped by the events that led them where they are. Suzie's interview style is gentle but just probing enough to turn over stones. Delightful!

I enjoyed Nannette’s episode as a student and admirer of death in all its many manifestations ( currently working on a book ). I have never heard of a death doula but it totally makes sense . I might want to talk about dying with Nannette myself ! I am also at a fork in the career path - in contemplation of a minor tweek to my long term path out of need for more job satisfaction and joy and time to think . I’m a woman of a zillion jobs too and I can relate and also find myself inspired at a time where other people’s reaction to the possibility I am working on has been less than . Thanks Suz!

Suzie does such good interviews. The Janessa episode brought tears to my eyes and made me laugh. So good.

In each episode, she interviews people. Not famous people, but humans who are living lives you wouldn’t imagine from a casual meeting. Her conversations are clear, warm, painful, real, illuminating, and, sometimes, a great reminder to check your colon. Part Humans of New York, part Bullseye with Jesse Thorne, Suzie introduces the listener to the intimate details of the moments that change a person’s life, and what comes next.