Good Grief
Summary: I learned about my Native heritage by reading it in my estranged father's obituary the week he died. This is a serialized show about what I did after that.
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- Artist: Sam Sabin
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We've reached the end of the trail, and I'm realizing I'm never going to find what I'm looking for. Subscribe on iTunes, Soundcloud, Stitcher, RadioPublic or wherever else you listen to podcasts. Music: "Deuce" by Indian Wells. "Euphoric" by Podington Bear. Narration recorded at Sweet Spot Studio.
I've exhausted every avenue I can think of to get any sort of straight answer — every avenue except one. How do you write a letter to your estranged, dead father's wife?
I've reached a point where I don't know where to turn next. What do you do when you realize that the only person who has the answers you’re looking for isn’t around to give them to you? Turns out, one of my close friends is going through the same thing. Subscribe on iTunes, Soundcloud, Stitcher, or wherever else you listen to podcasts. Music: "Deuce" by Indian Wells. "Quizitive" by Lee Rosevere. Narration recorded at Sweet Spot Studio.
We've reached the end of the trail, and I'm realizing I'm never going to find what I'm looking for. Subscribe on iTunes, Soundcloud, Stitcher, RadioPublic or wherever else you listen to podcasts. Music: "Deuce" by Indian Wells. "Euphoric" by Podington Bear. Narration recorded at Sweet Spot Studio.
When I left Akwesasne, I knew I needed to confront the one person who I had been avoiding: Mom. Subscribe on iTunes, Soundcloud or wherever else you listen to podcasts. Music: "Deuce" by Indian Wells. "Enjoyable to Know" by C. Scott. Narration recorded at D.C. Public Library Studio Lab.
On my last few days of my stay in Akwesasne, I started to realize that maybe — just maybe — this trip was about way more than just re-connecting with my Native identity. Subscribe on iTunes or wherever else you listen to podcasts. Music: "Deuce" by Indian Wells. "Euphoric" & "Filaments" & "Happytime" & "Light in Branches" & "Proliferate" by Podington Bear. Narration recorded at D.C. Public Library Studio Lab.
Ep. 2 Bonus: Sue Ellen Herne
When I arrived in Akwesasne, I didn't know what to expect. I struggled with bouts of depression and hella anxiety— Why do I care so much? What do I do now that I'm here? Subscribe on iTunes or wherever else you listen to podcasts. Music: "Deuce" by Indian Wells. "Glass Piano" by Podington Bear. "Puzzle Pieces" by Lee Rosevere. Narration recorded at DC Public Library Studio Lab.
01 Pilot
A look at Season 1 of Good Grief, a podcast by Sam Sabin.
