Don't Remember Me Like This Nathaniel Barber
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Everyday life deserves a closer look. I tell stories about the characters and situations often mistaken as humdrum. DRMLT Podcast is creative nonfiction: short stories: memoirs, satire, and essays (sprinkled with the occasional seizures of fiction). My name is Nathaniel Barber. I am a writer and photographer living in Saint Paul, Minnesota. Life is a story. This is nonfiction, so you don’t have to. Enjoy.
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The Mud Hill
Prepare to get wet and muddy way back in 1986 at my elementary school class’ annual weekend outing to the Silverton Campground. (Sometimes, there’s never enough dry socks.)Don't Remember Me Like This is written, produced, and published (for better or worse) by Nathaniel Barber, a writer and photographer living in Saint Paul, Minnesota. To learn more about Nathaniel and his work, visit his website, and sign up for the DRMLT Podcast newsletter to get exclusive notifications for new episodes and...
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You Don't Even Go Here
A wild summer night out on the beach with my brother. We get into trouble, throw-in with a dangerous crowd, we get out of trouble, all the while, the Pacific Ocean slowly disintegrates the west coast. Support the podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/drmltpodcastDon't Remember Me Like This is written, produced, and published (for better or worse) by Nathaniel Barber, a writer and photographer living in Saint Paul, Minnesota. To learn more about Nathaniel and his work, visit his website,...
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Hang In There, Baby!
This story is about a time I worked in an office. Explore the many hilarious social dynamics of corporate culture, terrible office cuisine, and impossibly hilarious clients (and their mistresses) in this compelling argument for working from home.How are you liking the podcast? Tell the world with a review here!Support the podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/drmltpodcastDon't Remember Me Like This is written, produced, and published (for better or worse) by Nathaniel Barber, a writer a...
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Mass Suicide at the Power Luncheon
How to identify bad tippers, the casual chicanery of cannibalistic power lunchers, and my old psychopath boss. Enjoy these key takeaways and more scandalous details from years of waiting tables.Support the podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/drmltpodcastDon't Remember Me Like This is written, produced, and published (for better or worse) by Nathaniel Barber, a writer and photographer living in Saint Paul, Minnesota. To learn more about Nathaniel and his work, visit his website, and si...
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Campground Etiquette
In this episode of Don't Remember Me Like This, we delve into the world of campground etiquette. Join us as we hear a terrible story about our trip to a campground last summer, where noisy neighbors and a looming natural disaster test the limits of patience and civility. This is a story for anyone who's had to suffer camping next to crappy neighbors. Among other things, this is a story about fatherhood and revenge, all in the comfy setting of a modern campground. Tune in to hear how this adve...
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Closets, and the Joy of Remodeling
In this episode of Don’t Remember Me Like This, join host Nathaniel Barber as he explores the terrible world of remodeling closets and how a closet is more than just about storage space. Discover how a remodeled closet can become a personal refuge, a hidey-hole where you can escape from the chaos of the outside world. Nathaniel also shares his unique perspective on remodeling in general and offers an equation everyone should make when considering a remodeling project of their own. Whether you...
Customer Reviews
Relatable and funny
I especially enjoyed the episode with the Vonnegut reference. I also was abroad on 9/11 and this brought me back to the heightened drama of backpacking through Europe of my youth.
This podcast feels like you really are reading someone’s journal, which I love.
I laughed out loud!
Recently finished listening to the latest episode about LF and really enjoyed “revisiting” places from my childhood stomping grounds. Looking forward to hearing more.
It’ll knock your pants off!
Great storytelling and humor in a concise little package. If you like narrative podcasts with warmth, humor and a dash of sass, this is for you.