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Katherine May
How We Live Now with Katherine May
How should we live in this world when so much is changed? Katherine May, author of Wintering and the Electricity of Every Living Thing, asks those most intimate with the effects of these transformations: what now? How do we stay soft in a world determined to harden? How can we bear witness to suffering without being dragged into despair? How do we ride the waves of our anger, sorrow and exhaustion, and still find space for wonder, hope and joy? How can we possibly help? In a series of frank, thoughtful and deeply personal...
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4.8 stars from 240 ratings
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“I’ve really enjoyed this podcast and apparently it’s finished now … very sad. It’s being moved over to Substack - which is fine but most things on Ms May’s Stack are behind a paywall. I’ll be sad to see this go - it’s been a great listen. I”
La Galloise via Apple Podcasts ·
France ·
12/22/23
Beautiful, thoughtful, insightful
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“A wonderful podcast about how we live now and finding meaning and connection at this time. Katherine brings her warmth and wit to a succession of excellent guests. This is a real comfort listen for me and I listen to each episode many times. Waiting eagerly for the new season to start.”
Charlotte Bazely via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
09/23/23
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“I adore these conversations.
This podcast is such a gem.
I am grateful to Katherine and everyone who makes it possible. 🪶🤍✨✨✨”
moss covered spool via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/07/23
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Published 11/01/24
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