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“There is so much tender wisdom in this beautiful podcast. In episode one, Minnie Driver talks about the challenge of ‘facing ourselves’: that seemingly simple task we all spend so much time and energy trying to swerve. Thankfully in Julia’s masterful hands (aided by bonus reflections from her two psychotherapist daughters Emily & Sophie) it all feels a little less daunting. Rarely does conversation this profound feel so light and lovely. Generous, insightful and deeply human; get your crampons at the ready and dive right in.”
OrlaghLC via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
11/28/22
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“As someone who’s recently lost a parent, I found this to be a brilliant discussion about all the facets of grief, loss, relationships and post traumatic growth and reintegration. Minnie was so open and generous and it very much sounded like old friends catching up. Well done! Look forward to the...”Read full review »
CamillaF28! via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
10/22/22
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“What a fascinating conversation. What really struck a chord with me was talking about the eating disorder that Caitlin’s daughter had and how hard it was to accept that her daughter needed her to just be. It was a hard lesson to learn and I am sure will resonate with a lot of parents as we see it...”Read full review »
Mrs MC the first via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
06/06/24
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“Her guests are good but I would not recommend Julia her thoughts are incoherent and nonsense.”
Worst critic via Apple Podcasts ·
Japan ·
02/11/24
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