Hello, Feeling Things Listeners! We want to share a new show you might enjoy, it’s My Brother David!!!

About the Show: David is 48 and lives in Toronto with his wife, two kids, and two dogs. He is a small business owner, the father of two, a second degree black belt in Hapkido, has never listened to a podcast and is dying of pancreatic cancer.

His little sister Sarah is 37 and lives in Chicago with her husband, three kids, and cat. She is an artist, educator, activist, grief worker, trauma informed practitioner, avid podcast listener and desperate to be of some use to her big brother.

David is in pain, on drugs, and doesn’t know what to do with his time. Sarah suggests he listens to podcasts. David suggests (then insists) they make one.  

And so begins Sarah and David’s hilarious, irreverent and unflinching journey to follow the ups and downs of David’s disease. How long does David have left? Does Sarah’s background with grief work help at all when grief hits so close to home? What are protein numbers? How does one use a microphone? Is the minimum wage too low or too high? Will the Blue Jays ever win the World Series? Is that gas or diarrhea? What does life look like when you know you’re going to die?

As Sarah grapples with the challenges of her own grief, her relationship with her brother, and how to make a podcast, David’s no-holds-barred personality illuminates how to look death squarely in the face. 

Listen here and subscribe to My Brother David on the iHeartRadio App or wherever you get your podcasts!

Hello,&nbsp;Feeling Things Listeners! We want to share a new show you might enjoy, it&rsquo;s My Brother David!!!
About the Show: David is 48 and lives in Toronto with his wife, two kids, and two dogs. He is a small business owner, the father of two, a second degree black belt in Hapkido, has never listened to a podcast and is dying of pancreatic cancer.
His little sister Sarah is 37 and lives in Chicago with her husband, three kids, and cat. She is an artist, educator, activist, grief worker, trauma informed practitioner, avid podcast listener and desperate to be of some use to her big brother.
David is in pain, on drugs, and doesn&rsquo;t know what to do with his time. Sarah suggests he listens to podcasts. David suggests (then insists) they make one.&nbsp;&nbsp;
And so begins Sarah and David&rsquo;s hilarious, irreverent and unflinching journey to follow the ups and downs of David&rsquo;s disease. How long does David have left? Does Sarah&rsquo;s background with grief work help at all when grief hits so close to home? What are protein numbers? How does one use a microphone? Is the minimum wage too low or too high? Will the Blue Jays ever win the World Series? Is that gas or diarrhea? What does life look like when you know you&rsquo;re going to die?
As Sarah grapples with the challenges of her own grief, her relationship with her brother, and how to make a podcast, David&rsquo;s no-holds-barred personality illuminates how to look death squarely in the face.&nbsp;
Listen <a href="https://www.iheart.com/podcast/1119-my-brother-david-330477038/">here</a> and subscribe to My Brother David on the iHeartRadio App or wherever you get your podcasts!

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Feeling Things with Amy &amp; Kat is a podcast for anyone who&rsquo;s ever had feelings&mdash;or wants to. Hosted by Amy Brown and therapist Kat Van Buren, this is a space where nothing is off-limits. From deep reflections on childhood to pop culture obsessions to what&rsquo;s happening in the world, all feelings deserve a seat at the table&mdash;big, small, awkward, joyful, confusing, and everything in between. At its core, it&rsquo;s real friends having real conversations about real feelings. Some episodes go deep, some stay light, but all are rooted in curiosity, honesty, and connection. In a world that moves fast, sometimes the most powerful thing we can do is pause... and feel things.

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Introducing: My Brother David

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