21 episodes
Sim Carter: Memoir + More Story Podcast Sim Carter
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4.7 • 7 Ratings
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Saturday on SoundCloud Sim Carter: Past Tense, Perfect/Imperfect. Podcast featuring memoir and more on growing up, growing old, and the whole shebang. English-born boomer baby child of the 50’s, came of age in the 60’s & 70’s. Now the mother of a millennial in Los Angeles, I’ve been around & around. Thanks for listening!
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That Thing We Did on That Thing You Do
Working as an extra, along with my son, on Tom Hanks' directorial debut 'That Thing You Do' is one of those things I'll never forget. Sharing that memory with you here.
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Garlic And Gauloise
The ending of my series of stories about a trip to France I took with my sister in the seventies, saying good bye to my romantic illusions.
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The Walk' French Tripping Parts 4&5
Parts four and five of memoir about a trip my sister and I took to France in 1973, I was 20, she was 16.
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Sous Le Soleil
Part 3 of a series of pieces about traveling in France with my sister. It was the seventies. I was 20, she was 16. We had a lot to learn. We had a blast doing it.
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Price Of Potatoes
Part 2 of a series of pieces about traveling in France with my sister. It was the seventies. I was 20, she was 16. We had a lot to learn.
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Pretty French Postcards
My sister Nancy and I visited Paris and the south of France in the 1970's This is the first of a series of memoir pieces about the trip.
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Customer Reviews
Lovely Snapshot
I always enjoy Sim's stories, what a great life she has lived. This story was another of the bitter-sweet vignettes that seem to be her specialty. I loved heariing her voice and it was weirdly exactly as I imagined it to be!
Really Great!
Sim Carter, you are such a talented writer! I enjoy listening to your podcasts and reading your blog. Bravo--- looking forward to following your future work!
70's again
Every time I listen to any of your pod casts I get drawn in. I loved reading your "slices of life", it's even better hearing them.