Raised By Whoops
Andrew Couch, Stacey TunteriShort Stories for any length of person.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 124 | Subscribers | Read | raisedbywhoops.substack.com |
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Confession or Projection?
Among therapists, the therapized, and the rest of us navigating the wilds of reality without definitive guidance, a theory persists…and for good reason. It goes as follows: an accusation from a narcissist is often either a confession or a p...
Everything Must Go
Before I introduce today’s piece, I need to ask for something. My pal, John Haley, has just received a serious diagnosis - stage 4 pancreatic cancer. He and his wife, Grace, are facing tough times. My ask is that you reach deep and show som...
The Sound Legacy Podcast With Guest, Stacey Tunteri
The video clip above is from The Sound Legacy Podcast. We chat with storyleers, elders, professionals who work in eldercare, and people we just like. This week’s guest is at least three of those. Watch the whole episode to find out which. A...
A Note to Shelf
The following is pulled from the pages of “The Moron at the End of This Book.” If you’ve read it, rejoice - you are rare among the creatures of this planet. The vast majority of beings with eyes to read, or ears to listen, have not. If this...
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Authors
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I’m a traveler, a chronicler, an observer, and a pal of the weird and easily overlooked.
Stacey spends a lot of time thinking about mortality and legacy, and what happens to those we leave behind to pick up the pieces. Her life's mission is to encourage and help others do the same.
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