Shelter in Place: escape into life‪.‬ Narrative Podcasts

It’s time to step out of the pandemic shadow. After 200 episodes and more than 2 years, we celebrate the journey that has led us from us to you, through the voices in our Shelter in Place neighborhood. Plus, we share our new name, and where we’re headed next.
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What if motherhood could mean finding joy that has nothing to do with the kids? We’re kicking off Mental Health Awareness month with Robyn Alagona Cutler, who has devoted her life to helping moms (and those who want to be them) unlearn cultural norms of putting themselves last in the name of caring and find joy that is all their own.

LAST CHANCE: Record a voice memo on your phone and tell us what this podcast has meant to you. Email it to hell@shelterinplacepodcast.org May 8 to be included in our finale episode.
Learn more about Robyn Alagona Cutler: https://www.alagonamft.com/
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In this conversation with the astonishingly prolific, award-winning author Anne Leigh Parrish, we talk about writing, motherhood, and what we can learn from those who prioritize labors of love.
Learn more about Anne Leigh Parrish here.
Complete show notes at www.shelterinplacepodcast.org

Tell us what Shelter in Place has meant to you here.
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Mothers can be wonderful or controversial. They can shape us profoundly. Laura speaks with fellow podcaster Katie Semro, whose podcast Mother Mine features 75 voices from around the globe about the myriad ways that mothers have made us who we are today. Complete show notes at www.shelterinplacepodcast.org.

Want to be in our season finale episode? Tell us what Shelter in Place has meant to you here.

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Learn more about Katie, Mother Mine, and 'Til It's Gone here or at www.tilitsgone.com. 

Laura and fellow Oakland podcaster Catherine Monahon of Material Feels talk about what brings them joy, why they keep creating, and the unexpected gift that podcasting has given them. Complete show notes at www.shelterinplacepodcast.org

Tell us what Shelter in Place has meant to you here. Need instructions? Find them here.
Find Material Feels here and more about Catherine Monahon here.
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Relationships, parties, music, learned optimism, and more: life lessons from an eight-year-old, backed up by psychological research—and a shocking yard work incident.
Complete show notes at www.shelterinplacepodcast.org
Send us a voice memo here telling us what Shelter in Place has meant to you! Need recording instructions? Find them here.
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