A Woman Called Mother

Jessica Laurel Kane
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A Woman Called Mother

My mother passed unexpectedly in 2016. She was brilliant and hysterically funny but also suffered a lot. In A Woman Called Mother, I share the stories and scenes I collected from our time together, and also the stories and scenes I’ve been collecting from my present perspective since becoming a mother myself. I’m taking a break from posting because I’m working on finishing my memoir about my relationship with my mother. I will update once I have a release date for the book. Thank you! (I also have a podcast for kids and parents called Once Upon an Upset.)

  1. 06/11/2022

    Tiny Baby No More

    When my mother became homeless and moved into my one-bedroom apartment.

    24 min

  2. 28/10/2022

    Thoughts, A Week After My Mother Passed...

    A piece I wrote a week after my mother passed. Also, forgive me for being late the past couple weeks… I’ve had something weird going on with my throat.

    4 min

  3. 21/10/2022

    The Lilting Man - An Old Conversation With My Mother

    My mother gives me a pep talk when I felt depressed after taking Sudafed, at the same time as an intoxicated man attempts to cross the street.

    3 min

  4. 09/10/2022

    A Conversation With My Mother's Spirit

    A conversation about our one unadulterated drop of god.

    4 min

  5. 27/09/2022

    Another Conversation With My Mother, Jar of Puffs

    On the phone with my mother when my son was a toddler.

    2 min

  6. 21/09/2022

    Cycles of Healing

    A story about breaking cycles of dysfunction.

    6 min

  7. 13/09/2022

    Another Pep Talk With My Mother

    When my ceiling fan almost catches on fire, I receive guidance from my mother.

    2 min

  8. 06/09/2022

    The Mother From Hell

    This piece chronicles a difficult event that took place years ago when I was trying to support my mother who had no other means of support for her mental health than to self-medicate. The piece is also about how our mental health system isn’t always equipped to be there for people who need more support than to be kept alive and medicated, and how in our society, many times, support for oneself has to come from within. New Episodes Every Monday. If you’d like to read the piece instead, please visit the episode website at www.jessicalaurelkane.com. All pieces written, recorded and produced by Jessica Laurel Kane. If you’d like to hear my other podcast for kids and parents, visit www.onceuponanupset.com.

    34 min
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    My mother passed unexpectedly in 2016. She was brilliant and hysterically funny but also suffered a lot. In A Woman Called Mother, I share the stories and scenes I collected from our time together, and also the stories and scenes I’ve been collecting from my present perspective since becoming a mother myself. I’m taking a break from posting because I’m working on finishing my memoir about my relationship with my mother. I will update once I have a release date for the book. Thank you! (I also have a podcast for kids and parents called Once Upon an Upset.)

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    • Création
      Jessica Laurel Kane
    • Années d’activité
      2021 - 2022
    • Épisodes
      56
    • Classification
      Contenu explicite
    • Copyright
      All Content Copyrighted by Jessica Laurel Kane ©2021.
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      A Woman Called Mother

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